SYLVANIA - 9005 SilverStar Ultra - High Performance Halogen Headlight Bulb, High Beam, Low Beam and Fog Replacement Bulb, Brightest Downroad with Whiter Light, Tri-Band Technology (Contains 2 Bulbs)

Amazing product!

Light is too low and does not add any extra luminance from the OEM .

Sylvania SiverStar Ultra, lo mejor en alogeno. La 2da opcion seria Sylvania Silverstar o XtraVision, y al final Philips XtremeVision. A menos que quieran gastar en tecnologias mejores pero mas caras como HID (xenon con gas especial) o LED.

Bought these to replace the standard headlights, the only problem being they don't appear to be available in Australia so I had to order them from the US Please with the end result, they are a significant improvement over standard Kia Picante headlights, we're happy

Read a lot of reviews before purchasing, and I must say I'm very happy with the decision to purchase these! They are definitely brighter than the OEMs that came on my '13 Honda Accord, and while the light is noticeably whiter, they produce just enough of the yellow spectrum to satisfy those who may still prefer the traditional color. Whiter light is the trend these days, and aside from upgrading your headlight casing/wiring to support LED, you'd be hard-pressed to find a better bulb for the original casing. And for less than $40 for the pair, they cost roughly the same as replacement OEM bulbs at the dealership. I now have these for both my low and high beam. One thing to keep in mind is that if you're replacing OEM bulbs that are 3 years old or older, obviously these are going to have more pop than you remember seeing from the old bulbs. Halogens fade over time, and the OEM halogens tend to become pretty dim by the 30-month mark if not sooner. So before relying on photos others took, realize that they are almost always comparing it to a bulb that is on its last leg. Unfortunately, I did not have a newer OEM bulb to compare it with. I haven't had these long enough to say for sure how their intensity will hold up over time, and as others have pointed out, they only come with a 1-year life expectancy under normal conditions. Honestly even if they don't last much beyond a year, I'd most likely buy them again. The ability to see road signs light up tenths of a mile sooner and to have a slightly wider area being illuminated is well worth the trade-off of shorter life. I'll post a follow-up when they get closer to the year mark, but for now, I'm definitely satisfied!

Much better than regular Halogen bulbs , white light is brighter. Not blinding to on coming traffic ; I do mostly city / suburbs driving.