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Features
- LED Type: 33-pieces 2835 chipset
- Lumen: 800LM/bulb
- Wide Operating Voltage: 12V-24V DC
- Current: 310MA
- Wattage: 3.7W/Bulb
- Length and Diameter: 1.55" x 0.80"
- Lifespan: 30,000 hours
Application: Tail lights, brake lights, parking lights, side marker lights, center high mount stop lights, turn signal lights.
Cross Reference: 7440, 7440A, 7440AL, 7440NA, 7441, 7443, 7443R, 7443LL, 7443ST, 7444, 7444NA, 992, T20, W21W, WY21W, W21/5W.
Safe & Extremely Bright Design: Non-polarity design for easy plug and play installation, Unique 360 degree lighting design to enhance brightness.
NOTICE: Please load resistor or flash relay to prevent the hyper flash, if you would replace it as turn signal light.
Joshua D.
September 4, 2025
As tail lights, they work great. Bright, nice color, without fail. However, I found, after converting both my front parking lights and rear tail lights to LED to run as DRLs, it affected the function of my car. It took me a long time to figure out, and having since researched it, it still isn't well represented on the web, so this is my effort to inform. I have an old Toyota RAV4, second gen (2001). Apparently this problem is most well documented by 90's Ford pickup trucks. The issue is this, though I don't know the details. Converting from standard incandescent bulbs to LEDs can fool the car into thinking the brake system has been activated, when only the lights are on. I don't know why. But, the effect of this is to disable the cruise control (like when pressing the brake) and also disengage the lock up torque converter, which caused my car to not shift into overdrive. Just when the parking lights were on, I'd lose cruise control and overdrive, and it took me turning them off while having this problem to connect the dots. So, there you go. LEDs are great, but some old cars, wired to sense a certain amount of resistance, are faked out, and act as though the brakes are on. You probably won't have this problem, but if you do, at least you'll have heard about it!
Techie007
August 5, 2025
These red and yellow LEDs were a perfect upgrade for my 2008 Toyota Corolla's taillights and turn-signals! Even better, these bulbs appear to be a quality product at an excellent price: Four bulbs for the price that most sellers are selling two bulbs. They are approximately 50% brighter than the original bulbs, and the dual-filament feature works as intended with both colors. In my car, the bulbs worked the same regardless of their orientation in the bulb socket.Comments about the yellow color: The brightness of these bulbs are perfect and compliment the red taillights well. Bright enough to be seen in daylight without blinding drivers at night. The dim setting (used for the "edge marker" headlight mode on the front two bulbs) is also good. I did have to mod my flasher relay to prevent hyperflashing, which is no fault of these bulbs and would have to be done with any LED replacement due to the increased efficiency of the bulbs. Basically, I disassembled the Toyota flasher relay, desoldered the current-sense shunt (looks like a tall staple standing by the internal relays), and replaced it with a 0.1ohm, 1/2watt resistor. Now the original flasher relay is calibrated for LED bulbs. If I remove one, it hyperflashes again; and if I install the original bulbs, it only flashes once (overcurrent protection).Comments about the red color: The one thing I wish would be if the center disc of LEDs would go out for the dim/taillights function and light up only for the brakes, so that the contrast between taillights and brake lights would be a bit more. Currently, all the LEDs are either dim or bright; and on the Corolla, there is no filter over the top of the bulb, so the star pattern shows right through the lens, causing the taillights to be just a bit brighter than I'd like (but not blinding by any means). Overall however, I am very pleased with these LEDs.
Mike
July 28, 2025
I wanted LED for the tail lights on my RV and used these. They are bright and work I was worried I would need more junk for the hyper flash but I was shocked the signal worked as it should so got lucky. I purchased the RED as the caps are and wanted it to help with the color and it does.
Skemcin
June 25, 2025
I've purchased LED replacements from other companies for A LOT more money. I can tell the different in build quality as these are pretty much plastic all around. That's not a bad thing, as far as I know, but there is something to say about how much sturdier the others feel. I was a little afraid I might break (pinch to tight) when I installed them - again, in comparison to the other ones I've worked with) but this plugged in fine and work without any issues. They do seem brighter than the traditional bulbs and certainly come on quicker - as any LED will. I'm very happy with them. I take one star off simply because I know the more expensive ones are a higher quality - but these will do go pretty much anyone who isn't gonna get hung up particulars.
Bradley E. Sharp
June 6, 2025
Bought these to use as brake lights for my 68 fairlane. Let me say, compared to the standard incandescent bulbs I replaced, these things are EXTREMELY bright. Not the first set of this brand I have bought, so I already knew what to expect. Love the bulbs. Do yourself a favor and go ahead and click buy now!
KC
May 31, 2025
Upgraded the running/brake lights on a 1st Gen Firebird. Night and day difference. Super bright!
Jay H.
May 9, 2025
Installation was easy. The LED light is super bright. I just installed a week ago, so far, so good. No issues.
Handy
March 1, 2025
The warranty is only one year. So I have no recourse. I bought these in August 2019 and they worked fine until a few months ago. Then they started getting dead cells. Finally, a couple of these bulbs just went completely dead, and the other two have at least a third of the cells not working.Supposedly, LED bulbs should outlast traditional incandescent bulbs. Many incandescent bulbs will last 10 years or more. LED bulbs that only last 2 years or less are not made well enough. And they are not a value, since they cost more than incandescent bulbs to begin with. It should be noted that I installed LED headlight bulbs and several others at the same time as these taillight bulbs. All of them are still working fine. Only these Antline bulbs have gone bad.
applicator
February 28, 2025
Installed and no issues yet other than fast flash. You should put in your website might need a load limiter for certain applications
MrMcs
February 9, 2025
I restored a 67 Mustang and started having a problem with the cluster lights coming on when I hit the brakes or put the turn signal on (cluster lights would blink). I thought it was a short or more likely a ground problem, but after doing some research I found out that it was probably the LED 1157 bulbs I put in the tail lights. Well, I bought these new bulbs knowing they too were LED but they were higher draw and better quality so I thought I'd give them a try. I put them in and success! The cluster stopped blinking and coming on when braking!!! Not only that, they are very very bright, and very red! I was not happy with how bright the tail lights were, even with the other LED's, but now they are amazingly bright. I am definitely a happy customer. I highly recommend these bulbs!
Glen Duke
January 26, 2025
Plug and play. bright lights
Corey smart
December 21, 2024
They didn't last more then a few weeks.
Neil MacNeil
December 18, 2024
1 failed in 2 days. Returned. Save yourself the trouble.
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