LED lights for Corolla Altis 1.6 2017 facelift

[paladin]

You're talking about the DRL's?

[paladin]

Car isn't new, its a 2016 model. So yeah pretty old. I kinda regret buying the DRL if what you're saying is true...

[fastian04]

No such issue.u can buy led according to your requirement. Fog lights needs h16 19w so install h11 may cause trouble although koi problem nhn hai. Oem wiring per nhn hai issue werna fuse ur jae ga that's the usage of fuse. Burning occurs with poor quality wiring.

I m usi g c6 leds in fogs.h11 but pernled consumption is 20w. This is as oem specs

[abdkhan2]

[abdkhan2]

Installed them as hit n trial and got there result very nice.. Costed me 1050rs from daraz. Pk.. Plus power consumption is very low no decrease in rpm.

[younggemini777]

Thankyou what other Good quality fog lamps u recommend?

[Ali_Mujtba]

Hello there, i have one question. can we install LED in both high and low beam of Altis 1.5,2020 model? how does it look from outside? will it not be a blinder for oncoming traffic??? i dont like to blind the other drivers.

[mohammadhuzaifa4]

Can you give a link to their Facebook page since I can't find it

[haseeb.basharat]

https://www.facebook.com/BILED95/

[haroon47]

I have personally used two pairs of them on cars and fortunately/unfortunately, both the two pairs, one of the LED (from pair) gave up after a time span of 2 years plus. It has happened with both the pairs.I have liked them alot but this has happened. One of the LED pair was in warranty and BILED was kind enough to claim the pair and send an alternate one in no time, which is actually a thumb up for them. The other pair, one of the LED is half working and half is not, which sometimes make me think twice before purchasing them again.

[kameetaha]

Hey guys, I’m selling brand new H11 Auxled’s, let me know if anyone needs one

[pwuser165803970120]

Hope everyone is well.
Does anyone know what colour (in Kelvin) these 4 white lights are, in the altis 2017-23 headlights?

[haseeb.basharat]

5500k

[pwuser165803970120]

Thank you sir.

[pwuser165803970120]

Has anyone tried these Kaier V11's in their Altis-FL low beams? Available at most shops here.

[devils_smile]

Leds like these will simply give up in less than a year. What's worse, their output decreases as time goes by. So they are not worth it. If you want to switch to leds, get a good set like those from bileds, auxleds, novsight or the branded ones like those from Osram and Phillips.

My 1 pair of h4 auxleds lasted a little over 2 years on a daily driven liana. I gladly ordered another pair because for those 2 years, these lights saved me from quite a few sketchy situations at night. So they are worth the price

I also installed some Dlaa foglights on my 2017 corolla. Had the wiring done at home, pulled down the bumper, wiring was done as would have been from factory, used the correct fuse taps, fuses, soldered and crimped wiring and covered in tessa tape and heatshrinks. Running h11 auxleds in the fogs. The dlaa fogs did haze up initially but they work fine now. However, I've gotten 2 genuine valeo foglights (metal body and glass lense) so going to see how the cutoff compares to the dlaa lamps

Auxleds H11

Auxleds H11 + 9005

How it looks driving on the motorway. Proper cutoff and not blinding oncoming traffic. Yet the light in the road is brilliant. I hardly drive on high beams anymore. Fogs are not turned on in these pics

[haroon47]

Hello How are you brother. I have been using BI led LED on my two cars and both of the pairs gave up after say little 2 years of time. I had used them on my Corolla 2008 Low beam and Honda City 2019. When the city ones gave up, i didnot order the new pair. When the corolla one gave up, the BI LED was kind enough to replace them under warranty and they sent me Philips Ultitron Esential LED. I have used them for a good 2 years and now the left has reduced the lumens plus the beam is not defined. I found both of them to be good in terms of cuttoff, road clearance and no glaring but what bothers me spending a good good amount of money on LED which last say 2 years, doesnot justify the investment (this is what I think). I dont like halogen bulbs just due to its color temperature and thinking to get two new pairs for Corolla and City.
I have shortlisted Novisght and AUX led. My concern is it should be durable enough to last more then the previous one did. Secondly the cuttoff and light distribution on the road should be good. Thirdly it should have stock wattage which actually the stock bulb offers, say 55W or 45W.
Novisght offers 90W led whereas Auxled offer 55W. Did you faced any LED grip burning during this 2 years spans?

[omaruser156370259465]

Used them for 1.5 years in Civic X as they just gave up suddenly one day, light throw was just average. Honestly, the factory halogens were better than these.

[omaruser156370259465]

That is really good output, how much did these cost you just for highbeam and lowbeam? Car in question :- Civic X pre facelift projector headlights.

[pwuser165803970120]

These leds seem decent. Looks like enough lumens and well directed on the road with no dark/blind spots. Cut-off seems fine aswell for the H11's. Thanks for sharing.
I got the grande fog lights installed from Toyota when I got the car. I'm ok with the stock halogens in the fog lamps and high beams, just want to change the low beams to a 5500K or closest colour and keep night visibility same if not better.