H13 High Low beam LED headlight

Massive upgrade from the crummy stock headlights that the Wrangler JK is known for. Installs in about 15 minutes- use a smaller flathead screwdriver to remove 6 plastic clips along the top of the grill and pop that off, then a Torx T15 driver to remove the 4 screws on each headlight housing. The headlight wiring harness has a red locking clip that needs to be pushed away from the bulb, then a tab to release the connector. Simply twist out the old bulb, twist these in *with the diodes facing straight up*, attach the wiring harness, and fire them up.Most accounts I've read of Jeep owners who have installed these say they didn't need an anti-flicker wiring harness, but my 2009 JKUR did. I tested these without the engine (and most of the accessories) running and didn't notice any flicker until I put it all back together and fired up the engine. Save yourself a bit of time and test these with the engine running. Also, take the time to adjust the height using the 5th T15 bolt located on each housing while you have the grill popped off. The beam pattern on mine ended up firing considerably lower than the factory lamps. Don't risk crappy results or worse, blinding other drivers with the enhanced brightness. Headlights should illuminate up to 4ft off the ground from a distance of 25ft.Once these were installed and aimed, they really lit up the night. Excellent, consistent, wide pattern of much brighter light on the road, night and day difference from the old bulbs. Switches to high beams faster than stock and they are remarkably bright. Great peace of mind and the best Jeep upgrade I've done for the money period.

I love lifetime led products. They are on every vehicle I own in headlight form and foglights also. Let's not forget about the big light bar above my windshield. Lifetime makes a quality product and stands behind their warranty. You may not always get a brand new lamp back in return but it is fully factory refurbished ready to be back on the road. Installation is generally very easy and can be done with basic hand tools and a little time. A tasty beverage of choice isn't a bad idea to have on hand. The end result is worth it every time!

This review is for Lifetime LED’s H13 LED headlight application in a Jeep JK 2015. In full disclosure I did not purchase these lights thru Amazon, rather directly from Lifetime LED via their site.To begin I must say right out of the gate I have had a lot of problems with this product. Over the 3 years I’ve owned my current Jeep I’ve done more modifications than I can count at this point, including several lighting mods / upgrades, and none have gone nearly as badly as with this product. It just seems to be very poorly made with evasive customer service at best by Lifetime LED.It all started with the first set (Gen 1) in mid 2015 that flickered and were about as bright as the OEM JK lights but at a 6000K color (anyone who’s driven the stock JK knows these lights are really bad and akin to two candles on a horse drawn carriage - yes they were that lacking in output). Lifetime LED must have gotten a ton of complaints and I assume therefore began offering a full credit of the Gen 1 lights to anyone who purchased a brighter version of their more expensive LED headlight bulbs (and they took care of shipping). So at this point I’m in for about $149 bucks but have spent a ton of time here, but was willing to give them the benefit of the doubt.The next set I recieved were in fact brighter, much brighter, and at 6000K color. While I haven’t gone to the trouble of measuring them with a LUX meter I would characterize their brightness along the lines of a solid pair of high output projector halogens. My other 3 vehicles have HID’s and I can assure these LED’s are by no means nearly as bright as HID’s. Additionally they do not align correctly in the Wrangler headlight reflector housing. They are slightly askew of horizontal (where they should be relative to how the reflector can be adjusted for oncoming traffic) however I figured out how to adjust them down enough so people would stop flashing me during nighttime drives. Right from day one of having the second set installed they too flickered but it was only on high beams, low beams seemed to run correctly - which seems strange to me. It’s important to note that I also do have anti flicker harnesses provided by Lifetime but they do not appear to be doing what they are designed to do. I contacted Lifetime and after 37 emails (yes 37) and getting the run around I just learned to live with it mainly because the issue was only on high beam and I really don’t drive the JK that much or a daily driver.Fast forward to Oct 2017, about 14 months later, and this second set are now flickering on low beam setting, randomly.To whomever is reading this please learn from my mistake and stay away from this company and certainly from this product. It is shoddy at best.

I was getting tied of the dim, yellow crappy lights on my Jeep JK. After a bunch of research, I kept hearing about Lifetime LED, and all of their affordable, high quality products. At less than half of the price of some of their competitor's products, I figured what the heck do I have to lose? So I ordered up a set of these bad boys and put them in. It was a pretty simple install and was done with basic hand tools.After installation, I went out for a drive on my favorite dirt roads and I COULD NOT BELIEVE THE DIFFERENCE! This could possibly be the best upgrade I've done to my Jeep. No more crappy yellow lights. These lights were bright, white and lit everything up beautifully. Do yourself a favor and order a set IMMEDIATELY.

I've aimed them 4 different times now. Huge dead spot in the middle unless they're aimed too far towards the ground. The only time they somewhat work is when the brights are on. Horrible lights! The old ones worked and these will never work. Huge waste of money! The first set I had for my truck and my wife's vehicle both burnt out after about a year and the new replacements don't work at all! I would never buy these again.Jeremy Smith