TRUELAND 9012 HIR2 LED Headlight Bulbs With Upgraded Canbus Resistor Anti-flicker Harness Decoder Canbus Ready 10000 Lumen 6000K LED Conversion Kit Pack of 2

These look really bright and were a huge upgrade from my stock headlights and I was very excited get them for my 2015 Chrysler 200. I drove one night on them and had no problems finally thought I found a pair of LED headlights with a canbus that would work. However, just like all the other lights ive tested they went out and the second night with them I was driving and lost headlights and had a very long frustrating drive with flicking the lights on and off. These are just like any other LEDS that wont work for a Chrysler 200 and the car says lowbeam headlight out and shuts them off. You can keep switching your lights on and off every 15 seconds for these to work, but im not about that. I contacted the seller to see about this better canbus. Will update my review if I receive this.*EDIT*Im upping my review from 1 to 3 star because the light quality and customer service is top notch. If the lights had in fact been compatible with my Chrysler 200 then I would give them a 5 star becuase of the quality and brightness of the light. Customer service refunded me my order and even tried sending me a different cambus and set of lights. None of them worked but I really do appreciate them taking the time to try and help me solve this problem. Just want people to be warned that this did not work for my 2015 Chrysler 200.

Hello,I bought and installed some lights a few days ago. They look and work great. Many other pairs I tried did not. Even a $200 dollar pair did the flashing off and on mess. So thanks! :)However when I was driving last night I did start having a issue. The dreaded “low beam headlight” out warning popped up. At 1st only every now and then but progressively got worse. Pops up and does the annoying ding every few seconds. The light/lights however are not actually out. I know Dodge can be a pain in this area but I really like the lights. I can see much better with them. I really hope there is a solution. Please help.Sincerely, Beth

After reading the entire product specs and customer reviews I knew I could possibly have some issues getting the lights to work in my 2014 Jeep Cherokee Latitude. The seller had already listed that there were some issues with several brand vehicles, mine included. Apparently there is another stronger Canbus needed for these vehicles and would be supplied free of charge in needed. I contacted Rose at Trueland after receiving and installing the 9012 LED bulbs with a problem. When I first installed the bulbs, after turning on the lights the right bulb would go out followed immediatly by the left. There was no way they would stay lit. Rose immediately offered several suggestions to try while the stronger Canbus were in transit. When the stronger Canbus was installed the lights wouldnt light at all. nothing! Another email and a suggestion to try one more thing. To reverse the polarity of the vehicle input connector to the stronger Canbus. I went to the vehicle and rotated the connector 180 degrees and Perfection!!! The lights illuminated and stayed light while also working the foglights, the DRL and the high beams... SOOOO the story is Stay patient and Rose will do everything she can to help with a solution. I am convinced this is the best Customer Service I have dealt with in over 20 years! THANK YOU ROSE and TRUELAND!

They were good lights until the fan stated messing up and then one of the led sides was not working. Had the lights for 4 years

UPDATE... I had these installed just over a month, and they started flickering off & on during the first heavy rain in LA (REALLY bad timing!). The seller has been contacted and I received a response from them within a day. I ordered the part Rose suggested and just installed it. Seems to be working great! I really like the brightness of these compared to any halogen bulbs for my car and am hoping this solves the problem.My original left headlight burned out, and after looking at replacement options, I settled on these for my 2015 Chrysler 200. Thanks to youtube, I was able to get a tutorial specific to my car. I like to do much of my own maintenance, but know when to call in a pro for stuff I can't handle. On a difficulty scale of 1-10, with 10 being something I won't touch, this job is a 2. The hardest part of the installation was replacing the passenger side bulb. I'm right-handed, and unless you pull the wheel on my car, the only way to access the light is using your left hand to do most of the work.

My wife drives a 2014 Dodge Durango Limited and the factory headlights are a sorry excuse for lighting. My wife was scared to drive her vehicle at night and in inclement weather due to poor visibility. We’d initially tried HID lighting but they cost an arm and a leg and don’t last too long - lasted only 12 months for $400 (price included parts and labor because Durango owners know why – pain in the rear to install all of the HID stuff). I’d tried two LED packages and the earlier models were bad – they were worse than factory lighting. My wife kept nagging me to either fix the lighting or buy her a new car and I chose to go the cheaper route (the car is like still new with only 25K miles). I recommend these Trueland LED lights. They were cheap (compare to many light packages in the market), easy to install (took only 30 minutes to switch out both lights), no modifications needed, both low and high beams work, and my wife is happy with how bright they are. Thanks to Trueland, I am no longer her chauffeur! 😊

2013 Chevy Volt. Install is pretty painless, everything fit. Has a clear +,- on the plug so you can plug it in correctly the first time (yellow hot worked for me). So much nicer than the factory bulbs, definitely brighter and one of the main things I didn't like on the cosmetics of the car from factory (LED DRL but junky headlights).Only downsides:-The fan is somewhat noisy. Ends up making a hum as the fan speeds up that you can hear in the cabin. Something is probably resonating of vibrating somewhere - nothing is hitting the fan.-And this model includes the CANBUS which I don't know if the Volt needs, but not quite sure where to stick the various bits in the headlight housing. It came with some zipties but I just tucked the module inside the housing. No modifications needed.