Auxito
30K L, 50K hours, 6,000K, 50 W

https://www.wranglerforum.com/threads/2025-sport-lighting-upgrades.2480952/?post_id=35557767#post-35557767

 

I am looking for the 9 inch led lights.

 

I had Jwspeaker previously, but prefer the oem led headlights more. Would absolutely get them again, or morimoto headlights.

 

has anyone used these led lights?
Amazon.com: FAHREN Latest & Brightest H13/9008 led Bulbs, (1000%) 10X Brighter 60000LM Ultra Brightness, 6500K Cool White, Min1:1 Size,IP68 Waterproof h13 Fog Bulbs,Plug-N-Play,Pack of 2. : Automotive

 

Drop in lights are garbage and not aimable. I've tried many for my wifes car, everyone hates them, except her haha!

 

Are they guaranteed that oncoming drivers will flash high beams at you?
60,000 lumens is double the 30,000 lumens H13 Auxito I used.
A H13 Sylvania Silverstar halogen is 1,000 lumens.

 

Did you have to have extra connectors or were they plug and play? I have seen these H13 Sylvania Silverstar led in the auto parts store here.

 

Plug & play. No change in headlight aim.

Added note: Auxito H7 LEDs had over 100,000 miles on them when I traded my 2016 Frontier in for my Jeep at 127,000 miles.

All lighting, except for turn signals, was upgraded to LED when the truck was fairly new. Other than headlights, the brand was Sylvania / OSRAM.

I have never had to replace an automotive LED.

 

My experience with Auxito LEDs are that center focal point of each is identical to the stock bulb.
Auxito H4 on
Two Yamaha XT250s
Two Yamaha XVS950s
One Honda CB1100
One Moto Guzzi V7II (V7-850 came with factory LED)
Two Triumph Bonnevilles
Auxito H7 (if I remember correctly) on Nissan Frontier and
Auxito H13 on 2025 JL Sport
Completely satisfied with all

 

I have the Sunpie 9in, they are hot garbage, i'm going back so stock and going 6000k HID lights, You can't aim the after market lights, and they blind oncoming drivers, while providing zero actual headlight, light..

 

Look on Amazon for True Mods dual halo LED headlights. Note that all led replacement bulbs for halogen headlights are not DOT approved.

 

Note that all led replacement bulbs for halogen headlights are not DOT approved.

Let me get back to that after I finish ripping all the tags off my mattresses (under penalty of law).

 

No regrets going to LED, but the Cheapy ones don't last

 

@Chugiakguy you are lucky to live live in Alaska. I visited your beautiful and rugged state last year. Today I ordered some True Mods headlights from Amazon. They are on a limited time sale, $200. Let's see how it goes.

 

Thanks, Ron, and good luck with those LED headlights!

It's too bad that I didn't know when you were up here last year --- if you were in the Anchorage area at any point, I would have been glad to go meet you.

 

If i had to get new headlights, morimoto would be my choice.
They use great LEDs, usually 5000 Kelvin (not bright blue), and good focus lens.