Normally I would agree with you, but if we are talking the "cargo lights" at the back of the cab, it is $60 for less light output than stock. Image below is from their website. The "XPR" doesn't show available, and who knows what it would cost if it was.Diode dynamics
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All there products are top quality, forget all the other junk
Mine flickered a lot, stopped for a while, started again then 1 burned out so I put stock bulbs back and haven't had any issues.I just ordered Lasfits yesterday, since I am not on prime I don't get them until Monday. I am hoping they are good, the price is right and I got them based on a recommendation from another forum post.
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With the OEM bulbs installed watch out for this....Mine flickered a lot, stopped for a while, started again then 1 burned out so I put stock bulbs back and haven't had any issues.
Any "burned out" bulb warnings using these? Have you tried Sylvania for the back up lights?After chasing LED "upgrades" on my old car >15ya, I resolved to wait to do these things until there's a European-made bulb for the application.
And there is. Sylvania LEDS are made by Osram Italy, fit perfectly, brighter and whiter than the stock bulb, do not get hot, and should last the lifetime of the truck. Part number 912LEDBP2 at Oreilly.
Get a pair of 921RSLBP2 for the high-mount brake lights, they're pure red output, "blink" on instantly unlike the incandescents, might give folks behind you and extra quarter second.
No warnings. Have not found them in WT21 style, would love to get the brake and signal lights since that "gentle on" thing they do is a hazard.Any "burned out" bulb warnings using these? Have you tried Sylvania for the back up lights?