Auxito LED Fog Lights / Interior LED Lights Review

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Hey guys!

I was sent a 9006 3000K LED fog light kit from Auxito (9006/HB4 LED Fog Light Bulbs 3000K Amber Yellow CSP Chips 30W 4000 Lum — AUXITO) as well as some of their LEDs offered in their interior kit (2006-2013 4th-5th Gen Toyota 4Runner LED Lights — AUXITO).

I'll try and split this up between separate posts so each will have my own thoughts. Here's my thoughts (as well as several pictures) on their LED fog lights:

These install super easy into the housing, however, when used in our fog light housings the diodes end up at the 12 and 6 o' clock position. As these are not adjustable like their headlight options (as far as I can figure out), I would actually recommend going with their headlight 9006 LED option due to being able to rotate the LED diodes.

Due to the incorrect placement of the LED diodes, I did get some funky reflections off the ground with these lights but the overall pattern was okay due to the fog lights being the "projector" type. They still were able to put out more light than halogen, and at a much lower kelvin rating. I'll be driving in inclement weather this afternoon so we'll see how they do then, but overall I like the look and they are not adding any additional glare even with the incorrect diode placement.

Here are some photos:
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And here's my thoughts on their LED interior lights (the ones found here: 2006-2013 4th-5th Gen Toyota 4Runner LED Lights — AUXITO )

These are awesome. Compared to the cheapie Amazon LED bulbs that were in the car prior, these look, feel, and perform much better. Install was the same as changing out a halogen bulb, I had no issues with getting them in.

These do not have any flicker like some other LED bulbs I've used in the past, and they are also capable of dimming in/out like the factory halogens (something that cheaper LED bulbs are not always capable of). They are probably at least twice as bright as halogen as well. They have a pretty clean look as well compared to halogen due to the color temperature.

Here are some photos I took, please excuse the ripped driver seat, that's next on the list to fix:

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