Auto LED light bulb upgrade-3157 ultra-bright LED signal bulbs, low power consumption, custom color LED replacement bulbs. Improve the look of your ride with upgraded LED lighting.

The brightest LED car taillight bulbs on the market

Our exclusive LX3 series bulbs use High Power 3 Watts Luxeon LEDs to achieve light outputs even higher than standard filament bulbs. With a super wide, 130-degree beam angle, they illuminate the entire taillight lens.
With all the latest technology on the market coming out for the new vehicles, LED lighting is one of the most exciting innovations. Automotive LED lights produce more intense light that travels faster and farther then any ordinary automotive light. They consume at least ten times less power than regular bulbs and have a much longer life span, which means you save more money. Our new line of automotive LED light bulbs gives you all the benefits of LED lighting, which you can’t get from regular light bulbs. Plus, this super Ultra-Bright LED features a super amber color. This LED replacement bulb is the whitest light on the market that you can get for your car, not like the other "super amber" light bulbs with colorized mixed amberlight. The super, ultra-bright LED gives you PURE amber color, period.

Features for the 3157 LED replacement bulb, turn signal bulb replacement, Luxeon super ultra-bright amber LED dial 3157 light bulb:
• Low power consumption: 12V 3Watt
• A fit for most imported and domestic vehicles
• Luxeon 3 Watt High Intensity LEDs in each bulb
• Super ultra-bright amber color to match the headlight or fog light
• Fits manufacturer’s part No. 3057, 3157, 3357, 3457, 4157. GM OEM Part number: 1999367, 12450064, 12450108, 12450182, 15233607, 15806441, 15855631, 21994812

This automotive LED light upgrade is the best fit to replace factory bulbs for brake lights, rear tail lights, side marker lights, front signal lights, rear signal lights, and back-up lights.
For some vehicles with fast signaling or LED burnout problems, install one of the LED Load Resistors to solve the LED signaling problem.