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Question: A 2013 Jeep wrangler uses 3157 bulbs but yet when i look at this product, it tells me that it doesn' fit, can you please confirm?
Document: I put these in my reverse lights, as my back window in my Grand Cherokee is tinted dark and at night I could barely see out it. They light the area behind the Jeep much better than the normal 3157 bulbs.They do what they're supposed to do, make brighter than normal light.
Replaced my tail light bulbs in my 07 Wrangler and they are working fine, I don't notice a difference in the brightness, but I don't look at the rear lights so I guess they are bright, maybe ask the guy behind me.
I just ordered PIAA bulbs to complete it becuase when I decided to try these, they weren't what I was looking for. Look, there's nothing wrong with the bulb. They work. They're two colors in the end. But if you're like me, you were looking for something whiter. I suggest PIAA 19295, 3157, which is being discontinued. Those bulbs will give us what we want. And until I cave in and go with the LED craze, I'm content where I'm at. Good luck out there.
I bought 3 packs to replace all my Jeep Commander's Tail Lights...My car's manual called for 3057 bulbs,, but 3157 and 3057 are interchangeable,, so I am running on 3157s...These bulbs do NOT produce absolutely white color,, but they are really whiter and brighter than stock ones...My friend said he could see me clearly from 1 Mile away on the Highway at night...For your safety, these bulbs are highly recommended..
Highly disappointed with this product. I thought for sure that these would bring some life to my tail lights but they didn't. I installed these on one side of my truck and then told my wife to look at it. She couldn't tell what side I replaced.
I bought these bulb as parking/blinker for my 2013 F-15o to have a bright white aspect but not happy with the results. They are not whiter than a normal clear cheap bulb would be.A waste of money :(
I purchased these bulbs as a simple brake light replacement, and they do the job sufficiently.+ solid fit+ long life- only slightly brighter than the OEM bulbs
These bulbs were very easy to install and now my car's tail lights look like a brand new car. It looks actually better than the originals.
They are really bright white, but not the level of Cree but close. They fit snug and project a white light that allows you to see what is behind you. The stock bulbs hint to what is behind you, but these light up what is behind you.
These fit perfectly in a 2010 Nissan Altima as brake lights. Replaced both bulbs at the same time even though only one was burnt out. I don't notice that they are particularly brighter than the OEM bulbs, but I wasn't buying them for that reason necessarily. I did not compare one bulb with the OEM at the same time for brightness. Build quality seems good, and they fit securely into the sockets.
Answer: yes