DISCLAIMER: HID and LEDs both are excellent for clear path of driving and regular use. I am a huge fan of LEDs which is why I personally prefer LEDs over OEM HID/ballasts. Please follow your state laws before any LED conversion. My province allows 70W LED bulbs, which is why I was able to upgrade mine ⭐️
I love these lights. I replaced my foglight bulbs on all my cars and thanks to this video I'll be changing out the headlight bulb in the IS also. haha! I steered away from changing before because I was told at an autoshop that I would need to also buy a converter to convert from HID to LED.
@@buildfixcars Maybe Lexus solved this problem years ago, or you have upgraded somehow. But as Tesla, BMW, Jaguar etc. Have this problem on 2024 cars with the latest sensing technology, you could make a lot of money selling this technology to them.
Tried and tested, the answer is YES. I LOVE THESE! I am an old school mostly but these LEDs are way better and cost effective than OEM HIDs with ballasts.. not to mention how expensive those ballasts and HIDs are.
@@buildfixcarsok I see, so there was no problem with them heating up with the dust cover on? Didn’t melt or damage anything? Do you have AFS on your car did it affect the lights moving?
You are right. After market HId will be better than after market LED’s. I’ve tried the best aftermarket led bulbs made by Philips and I’m still not satisfied. The thing with newer cars using LEDs. They use a design that contains lots and lots of LED diodes so they produce a lot of light. Whereas aftermarket LED bulbs tend to have 4 LED chips which won’t give you that brightness
@@hamza3p342 I agree. The aftermarket hid game is extremely difficult as they all lie about their output. Have you found a good brand that you're sticking with yet?
isn't it a vehicle defect to change the nature of the headlamp bulbs? legally you can only upgrade with the same type , also FYI HID's are way better than led, if yours weren't then your hid bulbs or ballast wasn't working properly.
Thats a brilliant question actually. My province allows an LED bulb if its upto 70Watts, and luckily these ones are so I’m all good. I am a huge fan of HIDs too, been using all my life with the ballasts and everything. But I like these LEDs, a good change.
DISCLAIMER:
HID and LEDs both are excellent for clear path of driving and regular use. I am a huge fan of LEDs which is why I personally prefer LEDs over OEM HID/ballasts.
Please follow your state laws before any LED conversion. My province allows 70W LED bulbs, which is why I was able to upgrade mine ⭐️
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Gonna do this upgrade to my 15RX. l like how your video shows the difference between bulb types. Thank you
I love these lights. I replaced my foglight bulbs on all my cars and thanks to this video I'll be changing out the headlight bulb in the IS also. haha! I steered away from changing before because I was told at an autoshop that I would need to also buy a converter to convert from HID to LED.
Glad you liked it, show me in IG dm.
Don’t forget to use the discount at Auxito 👍🏻
I have a GS350 and didn't know a plug and play HID to LED conversion kit even existed. Can't wait to try it out!
Exactly! I love these 🫡
Amazing upgrade. Got to learn something new as well 👏🏻
great. another person blinding oncoming traffic
Good catch Daniel, but my auto focus sensor (AFS )works. I tried and tested with oncoming vehicles, no obstruction
@@buildfixcars Maybe Lexus solved this problem years ago, or you have upgraded somehow. But as Tesla, BMW, Jaguar etc. Have this problem on 2024 cars with the latest sensing technology, you could make a lot of money selling this technology to them.
Hi, Thanks for the great video, awesome upgrade for your low beams, what do you have for the DRL/High beam light?
Its a pair of W5W T10 LEDs
@ thanks, how about the High Beam Light Bulbs?
High beams are 9005 6000k LEDs
How long does it take for products to arrive from mighty tech store?
No idea, these LEDs are from Auxito.com, you can check the shipping there 👍🏻
Dont forget to use 15% off code BuildFixCars
Are these really brighter down the road at night?! Do they illuminate down the road better than the stock HID⁉️⁉️
Tried and tested, the answer is YES. I LOVE THESE!
I am an old school mostly but these LEDs are way better and cost effective than OEM HIDs with ballasts.. not to mention how expensive those ballasts and HIDs are.
@@buildfixcarsok I see, so there was no problem with them heating up with the dust cover on? Didn’t melt or damage anything? Do you have AFS on your car did it affect the lights moving?
These leds come with inbuilt fans for cooling, and no problems yet with AFS too, I had it working before and works great now.
@ thank you, about to order them! I appreciate you replying
How do I know if my IS250 has H11 or D4S bulbs from factory?
IS 250 and IS 350 have the same headlights.
@@buildfixcars which is? I searched online and see both are available
@gd6noob D4s is the HID bulb and H11 is the halogen bulb. If you had the bulb in hand it should be labeled on the bulb what it is
Do the same to fog lights!
in my experience going from HID to LED is a downgrade. LED just doesnt produce the brightness.
Thats what I believed too, check the before and after comparison in the video, its super high lumens as compared to my OEM HIDs
Led sucks, what he should have done is to replace with a new set of brand new koito or philips d2s bulbs.
You are right. After market HId will be better than after market LED’s. I’ve tried the best aftermarket led bulbs made by Philips and I’m still not satisfied. The thing with newer cars using LEDs. They use a design that contains lots and lots of LED diodes so they produce a lot of light. Whereas aftermarket LED bulbs tend to have 4 LED chips which won’t give you that brightness
@@mr2cqqlI would recommend osram night breaker laser. They are the best xenon bulbs for a car that comes with xenon’s from factory
@@hamza3p342 I agree. The aftermarket hid game is extremely difficult as they all lie about their output. Have you found a good brand that you're sticking with yet?
isn't it a vehicle defect to change the nature of the headlamp bulbs? legally you can only upgrade with the same type , also FYI HID's are way better than led, if yours weren't then your hid bulbs or ballast wasn't working properly.
Thats a brilliant question actually. My province allows an LED bulb if its upto 70Watts, and luckily these ones are so I’m all good. I am a huge fan of HIDs too, been using all my life with the ballasts and everything. But I like these LEDs, a good change.
Put rear frond Vland xD