EYECAREbySYLVANIA

Are your headlights providing the best possible visibility on the road?
We designed the EYECARE by SYLVANIA exam as a simple demonstration of how much more visibility you can gain by replacing or upgrading your headlights.

[@micheledobiecki7646]

Brilliant!

[@pattty008]

Sylvania Headlight bulbs come in 6 different tiers, not including LED, that's a separate class and the one Toyota warns owners to stay away from because those have been known to get so hot, it melts wires under your hood. Come on, 6 different tiers? After purchasing my 2007 Toyota Camry 4 years ago, the headlights were so dim, I had to constantly turn them on/off just to see if they were working. I upgraded to the Silverstar Ultra H11. Their advertising in the auto parts store was impressive, but unfortunately for me, there was no difference. Good thing I have great high beams, that's what I'm forced to use. WHEN IS SOMETHING GOING TO BE DONE ABOUT LIFTED TRUCKS and their lights that blind auto drivers and cause accidents, injuries, and DEATH. And have you noticed most of those drivers have HANDICAPPED PLATES? Drivers that are MENTALLY and PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED should NOT be driving a raised vehicle that kills more people than cars. Ballet measure

[@toyotabrony]

Then jump on to led from lasfit or auxito. Highly recommend those two.
I would not recommend for sylvania H11. Nothing wrong with them if u want led that can last. The problem with those, is because the wattage.
12 watts per bulb. That’s the same lumens as ur oem halogen headlights. Hence why it has a 5 year warranty. Which it’s impressive but the brightness, it’s pretty pathetic.
For that $100 price per pair, I’d get the lasfit - LD plus switchback. Much better option.