Torchbeam D1S HID Bulbs, 6000K Cool White, 150% Lighting Distance, Xenon Bulb, IP67 Design for Replace 66144 66140 85140 85415 85415C1, Pack of 2

These D1S bulbs are great. They are very affordable, they are easy to install but it depends on the vehicle, and they are bright but not to the point where your blinding other drivers like LED’s do nowadays. They come in a plastic case to protect them during shipping and dont seem very brittle, and are still holding up even after half a year of use. A small drawback however is that the bulbs take a few seconds to light up to its full brightness. Other than that they work, are durable, are affordable and overall a great product.

Fit my 2010 Chevy Camaro SS. They are really bright. Super easy to install as well. Works good and super good quality.

Great replacement for my bmw 550i for a fraction of the price!

Updated: Works fine but only lasted about 18 months. I contacted Torch Beam and they promptly send a replacement set. I’m very happy with their customer service.

DO NOT BUY THESE! I had a hard time seeing clearly at night with these bulbs. It is more blue than cool white. It was like driving without lights on at nights, thank goodness for my fog lights because that's the only way that I was able to see the road.

These are way brighter than I expected for the price. I ordered them for my 2016 Mini Cooper Countryman S. They took about 5 minutes to install and 3 of that was popping the hood and taking out the old headlights. They fit super snug so I am confident they aren’t wiggling out anytime soon. Even if they only last a year, I am ok with that. Almost everywhere else I looked for headlights started around $60 per headlight and went up over $100 on one website. I will take $26-ish for 2.

Brighter then expected and worth the money cuz my old headlights barely showed me the road but these lights show me the road and the side of the road.

My daughter asked me if I could get her car into our shop at the used car dealership where I work. It seems her 2013 Kia Optima SX-Limited had a low beam that went out. So she went to the KIA dealership that has serviced it for many years to get it replaced. (they should be publicly named and shamed, but I won't) They told her it would be over $750 to replace the low beams on both sides (they should be done it pairs). After she stopped herself from falling over...she asked why so much? Well the special HID bulbs are very expensive, like over $150 ea. and you have to remove the whole front end and grille of the car to remove the headlight housings to get them out, and install the new ones. She correctly deferred and told them she would get back to them after some research. Then she called me. I thought that it was a rip-off in process and in less than 10 mins. found these EXACT fit bulbs on Amazon, using the "Amazon Garage" tool to be sure I had the correct part. Then I did a quick search on the internet via Google and Youtube, finding a video that showed these bulbs, on that car being changed out easily, they did remove the headlights and front portion, but I didn't think it was even necessary. I told her to bring her car to me, I ordered and got these bulbs the next day, for under $30 a pair. I lifted her hood, reached behind the headlight housing (driver's side) and removed the rear cover as I just twisted it off, unclipped the wire holder, unplugged the bulb, took it out, plugged in the new, (turned on the car and lights to test it was on before clipping and putting the rear cover back on) and dropped the hood. DONE, in less than 10 minutes. The color temperature and brightness were identical and just as good as the factory bulb on the passenger side. I didn't do both because these lights last for 5 yrs or more, if one fails again, I can always do the other and she has a spare now. So, watch out for the predatory dealer or shops and save yourself some huge money. JFGI "Just friggin Google It" and order up from Amazon.