Here's Why THESE ARE THE VERY BEST AUTOMOTIVE LEDs YOU CAN BUY!!

Here's Why THESE ARE THE VERY BEST AUTOMOTIVE LEDs YOU CAN BUY!!
This Is THE MOST EXPENSIVE LED YOU CAN BUY!!!
In this video I show the differences between cheap and expensive automotive LEDs. I also show why I think the expensive version is the best! While I do own and have installed a bunch of cheap LEDs, I have learned that you really do get what you pay for. I've had good luck with some, terrible luck with others, but in the daytime running light (DRL) location I just couldn't skimp out. The DRLs are a bulb that runs constantly while driving during the day and therefore I needed an LED that could handle heat. This Sylvania ZEVO 3157 has a giant heat-sink which is just what I needed.
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[@ryanlevihead1419]

I bought an older version of the 3157 LED bulbs from Sylvania and ran into issues having both a blinker function and a daytime running light function. I called up Sylvania and got a friendly person on the phone who told me the issue had been resolved in their newer version (like the ones you have in your video) and the woman sent me some new ones for free. Incredible customer service and quality

[@toyotabrony]

I know this was 3 years ago. But how are ur new sylvania zevo led bulbs? Compare between 2 sides shooting backwards than the 6 led shooting forward? Was their any brightness difference of the zevo led bulbs?

[@ryanlevihead1419]

They are still working today. Over 100k miles put on them. I think they are plenty bright. (I have the amber ones)

[@toyotabrony]

@@ryanlevihead1419 hell yeah. They are super bright even though they claim it is. It’s the brightest of the least bright led bulbs. When u look at the amber led light output, doesn’t look awesome just by lookin at it? It’s sharp and it looks oem plus. Very unique and a beautiful amber color. And how’s the brightness difference between ur incandescent bulbs and the new Zevo bulbs?

[@youandiryan]

I bought these lights as well. Sylvania Zevo are quite literally are the best tail light, turn signal, and interior lighting option you can buy. Yes they are expensive but they last forever. They never have any issues or failures. The quality on the bulbs is top notch. Heat dissipation is something Sylvania really focussed on. And Sylvania uses the best LED diodes. They hand to pick them to be the best quality for quality control. 👌👌

[@terminalfx]

I have those same exact LED's in my DRL's for my '00 silverado. 4 years and they're still working just as good as the day I installed them.

[@ishyriver1418]

terminalfx does the 4114 led work ?

[@santanamargiela]

I was think of putting these on my 02 Silverado im.glad I seen this comment

[@sean.g4516]

Would they work in place of the bulb next to that one??

[@terminalfx]

@@sean.g4516 not sure, sold that truck a few months ago. The bulb "next to" that would be for turn signals, it may work there also but only if you have orange lenses. I had smoked out lenses and had to find orange LEDs for those sockets. If the stock bulbs for both DRL and turn signals are the same then it's plausible, yes. Another thing to consider is the smaller bulbs on the sides of the turn signal lamps.

[@phat90six]

@@sean.g4516 I have had these Zevos in my DRLs for about 3 years with no problems. I also have had them in my rear brake and turn signals for a year now also with no problems. So the front turn signal should be the same.

[@nvlvdave]

Those look like great quality units. For me, I find even 6000K is still too blue...I prefer 4200K to 5000K, which were hard to find, last I looked. Great video and content.

[@SAABguyMD]

Agreed! This is a good video but people go overboard on LEDs, especially if the headlights aren't xenon or LED from the factory or properly retrofitted then you have this weird hodgepodge of color combinations.

[@jamesrobinson5801]

I had the 3157 ZEVO but I found the 3157 Sylvania Silverstar was considerably brighter. The problem with many LEDs are they do not dissipate the light patterns correctly. The reflector lens in the light housing is designed with the light reflecting off with light being output at the correct angle. Many of the brightest LEDs can wash out quickly and actually put out less light than a mid of the line incandescent if it does not reflect the light off the back of the housing correctly.

[@moimemesuis]

I have those Zevo's in my forester XT since 2014 and still going perfectly good.

[@zaklynch1047]

I have several sets of Zevo LED retrofits, on all of my vehicles including boat, trucks, ATVs, and camper. All have worked without fail for 3 years now.

[@infinitigjj6779]

Ive been using those zevo led for a year both for my taillight/stop light for a year and so far its great and no issues.

[@angelz98]

Thanks so much for your videos, I have a 06 Silverado and been doing mini upgrades like these little by little and the parts you show work!

[@randystegemann9990]

Most Chevy pickups I see only have one daytime running light on. You mean both can come on at the same time? /s 0:00

[@bhaggen]

Yea, what's with that? Every time I have a Chevy pickup in my shop, one of them is burnt out. Fortunately GM came up with an ingeniously simple light mounting.

[@randystegemann9990]

@@bhaggen I was wondering if it was really hard to change one or expensive, as many as I see out. I make a game of it, who can spot one first, how far can I go before I see one, how many total in a short trip.

[@bhaggen]

@Randy Stegemann.....There's no way to get directly to the bulb since access is blocked by the core support. But if you simply unlatch & pull out the two rods, the whole headlight assembly practically falls out. On some Hondas you have to remove the whole damn bumper!

[@randystegemann9990]

@@bhaggen If only engineers had to fix what they design...

[@bhaggen]

@Randy Stegemann.....Good Lord yes; one of my clients is an engineer who devised an anti-theft devise on his Suburban. But he had a stroke, had absolutely NO recollection of his devise let alone the code involved, and couldn't start the vehicle! Took me 5 hours to figure it out.....at HIS expense!

[@JeS-ii6yp]

It was a while back I said you'd have 100,000 subscribers. Well...I bet you hit 500,000 before the end of 2020. Way to go Jimmy.

[@punker4Real]

2024 almost 300k

[@dannysteel8365]

I like the look of LED's, the one draw back I have about them is that they don't get hot enough to melt snow and ice in the winter months.

[@SubiSkank]

Biggest aggravation! I’ve got a 19 Subaru STi, real nice fancy LED headlights but snow and ice just covers the headlights making it hard to see driving at night in snow. Last year I had to stop 4 different times on a 60 mile trip just to clear off the headlights to see.

[@dbwater5154]

Agree!! Luckily for the heavy trucking world. There are heated lights now and have been for a couple years. But they are 7inch rounds.

[@billyhndrsn4542]

Switch to Halogen replacements in the winter months, LEDs back on for springtime if possible.

[@12taurus]

They look terrible in older vehicles and I can't stand the fact it's next to impossible to get warm white ones.

[@12taurus]

@@SubiSkank a quality HID system with a proper projector retrofit will outperform any LED by far.

[@MN2_Kevin_Hill_1970]

I also have LED headlights and a fleece performance HI-6 mod which allows me to run my low beams, high beams and fog lights at the same time when I turn my high beams on. What a game changer it makes on dark country roads.

[@edwardmyers1746]

I have those interior lights, surprisingly for the price I've had 0 issues with them at all. Good output and color too.

[@datgamerboy123]

I've replaced almost all of my interior and exterior lights with the Sylvania Zevo's and they work great. Haven't had a problem with them at all, except the cost of course. The cost me almost 15 dollars for two.

[@merrillschaps2325]

Thank you so much for this video Jimmy. I have noticed Walmart started caring these Zevo bulbs and with that, they aren't caring the incident bulbs for my vehicle anymore. I was wondering how these LED bulbs were quality wise because I have spent too much $$ on cheap LED's as well. This video was very helpful! 👍🏼

[@nathanwright5757]

I've had these zevo type bulbs in my Tahoe reverse, signal, and brake for a year and a half, maybe 2 years. Great bulbs.

[@MS-es9hm]

Did you have any problems with your turn signals? I replaced all three and my emergency flashers work ok but the turn signals flash rapidly. I've only replaced the rear turn signal bulbs. Guessing i need to add a resistor?

[@nathanwright5757]

@@MS-es9hm either add resistors or the electronic signal relays are getting more affordable too. I used the resistors myself.

[@Mr_Ruhl]

@@MS-es9hm LED flasher relay is the way to go.

[@mattwalls1340]

Definitely worth the price and warranty. I'd grab a pair of them. Look a lot better than your stock bulbs. Gives the front end a whole new modern look.

[@albertquinonez5389]

Coulda saved ten dollars and bought them on Ebay.....but hey, keep up the great work! Love the Burban! Love the videos man!

[@Doc_Holiday108]

I’ve swapped all of the bulbs in my truck with sylvania zevos, they by far have the best color and brightness distinction especially with the turn signals and brake lights, would highly recommend

[@TheMstwntdLMSV123]

I replaced all my interior lights with these after watching this. Although I wish they were a little brighter you're right! The quality is much much higher and it's not blinding!

[@BigBoyJr76]

I’ve had the same ones on my Escalade for over 5 years, haven’t had a problem with them yet.

[@owen75]

I have Zevos in all of my vehicles and it's been 2 years since I've installed them and until now they work great without any issues.

[@rkgsd]

The 9006 Xevos cost $100. Too much.

[@PhiMobileSounds]

Bought a pair for my wife’s car, which kept going through bulbs and it has saved me money actually. Excellent LED bulbs!!!!

[@sanrasuzumaki942]

Sylvania es great, I've been using their taillights LED for 4 years with no problem.

[@SPHINX144]

No burning out yet? Got some of those Chinese leds from Amazon and they fail in less than a year.

[@Roberto-gp3yx]

For lights that are constantly on these bulbs work great. I believe I installed mine last year around feb and have not had to change them out for new ones. By far silvannia is the better route for leds. I’m considering buying their h11 led bulbs for my fog lights.

[@stevedeleon8775]

Jimmy...I've replaced ALL my stock bulbs on my 2002 S10 with these ZEVO LED bulbs ..They've been on my truck for about 6 months now..so far so good..👍

[@chris59011]

I have a 2006 Yukon and have had these exact bulbs (I used amber) in my daytime running lamps for a couple years now and they have worked flawlessly since I’ve installed them. Would highly recommend these to anyone.

[@salvatorecasto1184]

I have the same bulbs on my 2011 Cruze taillights for about 4 years now and still going strong. Well worth the price.

[@atchipmunk]

Good informational video and your thoughts are 100% on the money. Do it right the first time. I've been using Sylvania ZEVO's in my BMW's and other cars for the past 6 years (both interior an exterior bulbs) and have yet to have one burn out. Best LED bulbs out there, IMHO. Aside from the lower power consumption and lower heat output, they also provide better light than the incandescent bulbs they replaced. The ZEVO's seem to fill the reflectors more fully with light, and they are instant on instead of the light ever so slightly ramping up like an incandescent bulb. Makes a noticeable improvement on bulbs like the brake and turn signals. They ARE more expensive than everything else, but are 100% worth it.

[@tacsniper762]

Thank you for that video jimmy, greetings from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 I will follow the rest of your videos

[@jimicruz5097]

Great info! I'm going to buy some for my Traverse, Yukon, K1500 Thank you!!!💯👍

[@Mr.Preston3991]

I bought those for my 03 grand marquis tail/brake/turnsignal lights. The design really works on those cars because the taillights are heavily reliant on the reflective housing. I love them. Not the same story for the front turn signal/parking lights though. Very, very dim.

[@benthallchris]

I've had the Zevo in my 08 Colorado 4 at least 3 years. I had cheaper ones in the front turn signal but changed them out for the Zevo.

[@andyc5612]

New sub. Great vid. Heaps of info. Keep up the great work.

[@Phantom096]

Amazing job on this video my friend. Awesome content and well made also 👏.

[@consoldier4812]

I have the same set but in red for my tail lights and they are great, never have to worry about them burning out, i really suggest these!

[@1RoadGarage]

Great to hear!!

[@RyanPuckett1979]

Been using zevo led bulbs since they first hit market and before the lifetime warranty. Have a set that I still use daily that's over 8 years old (I think)

[@Wcthllboy]

they’re still holding up?

[@wjthehomebuilder]

I appreciate all your research on the LED's! Good videos!

[@BrandonLund]

You sold me! Very well presented.

[@TimberMoto]

I have these for brake lights. They're really bright and worth every penny.

[@alexbowen7306]

hell yeah dude thanks some needed info

[@jcnme2020]

I will be purchasing some this week. Great video Brother

[@Jihadbearzwithgunz]

Previous owner of my 02 blazer Xtreme did this cheap leds everywhere dome light is flickering pretty bad.

[@robertjennings5357]

Excellent demo, explanation, and practical application. A+

[@ajhainstock3997]

I LOVE these Sylvania bulbs, ive been using them in my 06 F150 for my front running/turn signal bulbs in the Amber bulb. for my rear been running them for my tail/stop/turn along with my back up lamps, i running 2 of the H11 zevo led bulbs to replace the factory h11 halogen fogs. The 194 led Zevo in my license plste lights, and the 921 led Zevo in my high mount brake light along with the 2 cargo lamps. Using a cheaper Chinese led h13 headlight for now as they were a gift but looking for better so far ive been blown away by the quality of these sylvania led bulbs, i love em

[@marlinknable3543]

I had to replace a few of those sockets do to factory bulbs getting to hot! Thanks for the great video's and information on LEDs.

[@cmdr_talikarni]

3 things: 1. Jimmy, you're using the wrong bulbs for DRL. These 99-06 GM trucks need 4114 bulb (incandescent) for DRL, the problem is morons put in 3156/3157 which burns up the socket and sometimes even shorts/melts the wiring going to the DRL socket. The incandescent 4114 bulb is 12V 1.7W (0.14A), versus the 3157 (dual filament) is 8.3W (0.7A) and the single filament 3156 is 27W (2.25A). The wiring and socket is rated for 12W (1A) at most. Luckily automotive LEDs are low power (typically around 2W) so this is not an issue using 3156/3157 LEDs, but Sylvania does make the 4114 LED (in 2 styles) which is a direct replacement. 2. For DRL in these GM trucks, you need to use 4114 or 3156 LEDs, not 3157. This is because 3156 is single filament, 3157 is dual filament, and installing the 3157 into a 3156/4114 socket can burn out the bulb/LED within seconds if installed backwards. 3. With most companies these days is "lifetime warranty" means lifetime of the product, once it dies the lifetime has ended and no support. I've had Sylvania and other companies say they see no record of the purchase, and some say they "lost most of the records" during a server upgrade as an excuse to not honor their warranty, and expect you to keep the receipt for proof of purchase.

[@joelhundley7706]

Mike K4ISR I was looking at Jimmys forehead after watching an FBI body language video and noticed there's a bunch of battles goings on with the constant wrinkles.Your right you have to worry about morons installing more problems then ever.Especjally striped bolts.Thanks.

[@robpeters5204]

Tell em mike! This moron thinks he knows better. He showed the cheap led knock off from Amazon that he has on his truck which will give him issues in the near future. He could have installed Sylvania’s led headlight also it costs almost 3 times as much as one but well worth the price for trouble free peace of mind. So many dumb ppl on this planet. Can’t keep up with them. Lol!

[@joefrieler8135]

If I change my front and rear running and turn lights to LED can I just use a resistor mounted on the rear lights?

[@mikebishop4346]

Great video; I agree LED bulb are nice but if I’m changing them as often as the regular and there there cheap I don’t want them I’ll spend the money and get good one and hopefully they will a while.

[@SIC-SEMPER-TYRANNIS]

Haha! I bought the same ones for my Chevy. Exspensive AF!! They're still going after 4 months.

[@juangaytan8467]

I have these same zevo and they work perfectly fine zero issue so far going into about 7 months

[@Karfix]

I love this part 9:57! Awesome video!

[@DvjLuna]

I swapped out all of the bulbs in my Ford E350 XLT Super Duty van to all Sylvania Zevo Bulbs except the headlights where I went with Beamtech and I am MORE than satisfied on the performace of the Sylvania bulbs. They have held up very well and to date, I have not had ANY issues with them. Worth EVERY penny I spent to swap them out from the factory installed regular bulbs.

[@thinkingimpaired5663]

I couldn't find any sylvania led headlight bulbs for my 08 frontier. Great video, much better option for my nissan.

[@LEGEND04131]

I was going to get the Lasfit led bulbs, but after watching your video I'm going with the Zevo for my Silverado.

[@mikes589]

Thank you for the video! Idk why no one else made a similar video.

[@joevk6274]

I put Sylvania ZEVO bulbs in my DRLs 2 years ago, and they're still alive today. I tell anyone with the 1999-2007 GM trucks to put the ZEVOs in their DRLs. They last longer and don't overheat the sockets and lenses.

[@cbmech2563]

I bought my truck in 1998 and I have had to replace one on the rear (about 6 months ago) and none on the front . That being said I am thinking about going led. Thanks for an informative video .

[@timothypetersen5863]

Great video, informative, thank you!

[@dustin4018]

i did the same thing. I bought several cheap ones never any luck finally i bought sylvanias for the interior and in 5 years have never had one fail or flicker the car gets used 7 days a week. i would highly suggest sylvanias

[@dannyrbailey]

Hands down: LasFit, I run their daytime running lights in my 05 Sierra. Bright asf and haven’t had issues for months. Compared to the GTR leds I ran for a month and one burnt out. They’re built well to dissipate heat. They’re the best. I run diode dynamics SL1 in my low beam high beam and fogs and love the heck out of them. No ussues for months.

[@IGOPU]

I have been using GTR LED bulbs for two years with no issue in my '16 RAM

[@Seasniffer69]

Las fit has tiers of LEDs from meh to the upper tier range. I ran their Cob chip LEDs in my fogs for 5 years and would get flashed sometimes. traded the car in last August. The cob chipset led I ran was like the lowest one they offered and I thought it was great

[@troy9er]

👍🏻 good point about buying the best 1st. I bought some LED replacement bulbs for the light over my center Island in my kitchen, 3 of the 6 were already burnt out!!!

[@zacmich6472]

I'm considering original Osram LEDs for the headlights, because the bulbs are really unreachable to be able to change them often (I'm actually removing the headlights to take the bulbs out no other way...) . Do you think the LEDs, just for being so white, could be dazzling other drivers?

[@Pallidus_Rider]

The Zevo Amber version look great for daytime running lights. Not so harsh for other drivers. I have had the Zevo in my Olds for over a year and no issues, other than envy from other drivers on the road. 🕶️

[@mitchlien7977]

I stand behind these zevo LEDs 100%. I've been through hundreds of dollars worth of cheaper LEDs and finally got sick of them flickering. Started buying the zevo and never looked back.

[@christopherwilladsen2004]

I went Zevo crazy on my car, 2011 Crown Vic, the interior feels like a much newer car simply from the different light temperature and the fact that they are are MUCH brighter than the stock incandescent bulbs. As for the turn signals and brake lights, the improvement is very noticeable. Take this with a grain of salt as results may vary based on the lens and reflector of the housing you're replacing the bulb for. Overall, these are worth the cost and considering their warranty, I haven't found better. Only warning is to make sure you can locate your factory turn signal relay so you can either replace it or bypass it with an LED compliant flasher module. If your electrical system had all incandescent to start with, it is expecting the resistance of incandescent bulbs. Switching to all LEDs will trigger the hyper flash of your turn signals which normally signals a burnt out bulb. This may vary but will most likely be the case.

[@alltheabove9960]

I have these bulbs in my car as break lights and daytime running lights my whole car is fitted with leds. one day i left my daytime running lights on and got up for work the next day my battery wasnt drained and i went right to work

[@UPINDAT247]

cool story bro

[@joshuawilliams5642]

Lol

[@MrBigR928]

Did you have to install resistors on your tail lights or just plug'n play? Also what vehicle?

[@CT9905.]

I have the same problem that you had and I currently use the same cheap led’s that you replaced. Time to upgrade to better led’s, Stay Army Strong!!!

[@KingGene]

No video on LED Headlights? I thought that would be a great review like this one on the parking lights and you did show you have them in the Suburban. I have some JDM Astar which have been great.

[@Tablesaw818]

100K is right around the corner Jimmy!!!

[@hidden7soul]

Could you please make a review of the LED turn signal lights of sylvania? Thanks

[@bhaggen]

Don't use LEDs for turn signals unless you also install a flasher relay designed specifically for LEDs

[@cmason5203]

Thanks for the info

[@gordonking7716]

Excellent presentation Jimmy, I bought the Zevos at Autozone previously and you reinforced that I made the right decision. You spoke very clearly with excellent pronunciation!

[@sejinoh1886]

Informative video. My truck uses DLR and turn signal on the same bulb. That being said, will these cause "hyperflash" when using turn signal? Would you use thse for brake lights and reverse lights? I would guess not since revese lights and brake lights are used for short period unlike DLR. Thanks.

[@gtzgreatride]

What are the map lights you just described? I could use a set in uv blacklight for the cluster and hvac controls

[@car_lifepassion252]

I bought these bulbs 3 years ago for my suburban and there still good as new like i just bought them i have these bulbs on all my vehicles including led headlights and never had a problem

[@zzanatos2001]

I share your philosophy about buying quality products instead of wasting money on cheap ones. I also believe in spending a little more on durable goods that I use every day and have to rely on for a long time (car, home appliances, furnace, water heater, etc.).

[@Brad_Jenkins]

Great info, I will swap out the lights on my XB for LEDs

[@Sckloste]

I used those zevo bulbs in my 2012 equinox. They were the best purchase I made for the car aside from the aftermarket fog lights that I installed.

[@OldManFrank]

*I will definitely consider these once my bulbs blow.*

[@raydavison2972]

As soon a you showed us they were Sylvania, I expected nothing less than a positive experience.

[@CesarHuerta-ih7oj]

DUDE UR A GOOD REVIEWER.

[@ministerfrank4Christ]

Nice video. I am going to buy the Zevo and out of curiosity what brand LEDs do you have for your headlights?

[@fatt_hemi2606]

Do you mind me asking you what you were using to turn on the LEDs? The green and red connections

[@johnbacich8184]

Jimmy thank you for all your good advice and yes the Zevo LED's are awesome. One bit of advice if you try to also replace your back up lights. When I changed the back up lights with the Zevo's I immediately got a "SERVICE 4 WHEEL DRIVE" error message. When I went back to the 3157's the error message went away. I would love to hear from anyone else who has a 2003 2500 Chevy Sub that ie 4X4. Thank you Jimmy

[@jonathans4503]

Heard some people had to install some type of resistors to fix these types of issues.

[@agnew82]

Great video, thank you!

[@nitrous07me]

I’m gonna check those out, maybe they got’em for my reverse lights...........btw them bulb sockets on ur Tahoe is normal I’ve seen all older gm’s do that

[@Monkeybuzzness]

Incredible video! So, what do you run for 9005/9006 headlights and, your 880's in the fog lamps?? @1ROAD

[@juancarraballo9731]

good video men. i got this bulbs on red for the brakes lights & they are tremendous honestly.

[@JoeGarofaloII]

Ayyy nice content, I might get those for my 2000 suburban! My only concern is that they won't produce enough heat in snow conditions...I know a lot of Jeeps have that problem when you switch to LEDs and then your headlights get frozen over while you're driving

[@Reaper1008]

I always say.. well in case of tires, could be in lights as well,,, You get what you pay for.. Cheaper isn't always best

[@TopiasSalakka]

I might get something like this on my reverse and rear fog light. Hard to park at night when i can't see behind me...

[@danielhowell1640]

back up camera systems are cheap

[@TopiasSalakka]

@@danielhowell1640 How does that help me when the issue is in lighting?

[@bluesteel355]

I put these zevo 3157s in my sierra and for some reason they seem to be as bright when they're installed in the housing. They look dim, but when I hit the turn signal they go brighter which is weird

[@paulrevere4326]

Nice video. What bulb brand do you have in the headlights?

[@FrancisRoyCA]

Is there any chance that you have a list of all of the bulbs in a suburban, and recommendations for LED upgrades for them? At a quick count, my 1999 suburban has at least 37 lights.

[@tejastechman9212]

Jimmy next video you need to replace those burned light housing sockets with new ones. Polish lens or buy new ones to maximize light output. Do they sell 3156 for the reverse light in that Sylvania Zevo brand ? Thanks good info.

[@TPlayer801]

I have red ZEVO’s in my rear tail light/turn signals. They are a deeper red and look good. But every premium Sylvania headlight stinks. They have a 1 year warranty and that’s about how long they last. Same with their home bulbs. I buy premium Philips for my headlight bulbs and they not only last longer, but are about $15 cheaper per pair.

[@stonemills1546]

Have you tried the red taillight version I'm having g the same issue with flickering on my $15 a piece leds I'm curious o how bright they'd be in taillights. Great vid.

[@santanamargiela]

06:27 both of my DRL sockets on my 2002 Chevy Silverado 1500 looks like this does that mean they no good and need to be replaced..I bought these bulbs but neither does works..?