LED lights recommendation?

I cannot recommend a good set of LEDs because I still have the original H 11’s. (They have been replaced) There is either a TSB or a recall where the dealer reprogrammed the BCM to dim the bulbs slightly so they do not burn out as often. I cannot recall the TSB number though maybe somebody else can help?

 

I'm not aware of a TSB when I researched mine before purchasing (3rd owner of a 2013 Prius M4).
I went to Amazon and picked SeaLight (after reading MANY pages of other choices).
Sealight H8/H9/H11/H16 X1 Xenower for the low beams, quite pleased; can't vouch for longevity yet (they have a "dongle" that you can either lash up or not; mine are "floating" currently w/o issues).
Their Sealight 9005/HB3 S2 (high beams) has a fan attached to it on the back and has no dongle and OMG are they bright.
Either are ~$60/pr, so pricey compared to a standard halogen.
Just a suggestion, there are a bazillion choices. The light pattern for the low beams matches open bulb halogen for me and seems "brighter" than the yellow stock. YMMV.

 

I like Lasfit LEDs. They have been great and so has the customer service. My father has the LA Plus bulbs in the projector low beams in his v wagon. They are okay in the projector lens, but not great. They are at equal or a little bit brighter than halogen. In the reflectors type lens, no problem. They are very bright. When my halogens in mine burn out, I will actually be installing the LS Plus bulbs. They are about twice as much as the LA Plus, but they did an install video on a Tacoma with projector low beams. Results were amazing. They were crazy bright. Also, Amazon has a little better pricing than directly through Lasfit website.

 

$60 a pair is pretty close to the halogens price. For a pair of Sylvania halogens Silver Star Ultras, it was $59 or $69 last time I checked (which was about 4 months ago).

I have read some good things about Sealight headlights, but never have tried them. I did like their reverse lights I had in my F-150 a while back. Are you able to post a picture of what they look like at night?

 

What is the light output (Lumens) of the OEM bulbs, and aren't these much brighter? Doesn't NHTSA specify a maximum light output for vehicles used on public roads?

 

I "swear" that I had a couple of photos on my phone, but alas, not. I'd say just run with it and return to the big "A" if you're not happy. Like I mentioned, there are a bazillion options. I haven't tried the LasFit that another mentioned. The projector H11's still have a cut-off point to help with not blinding other drivers. In my mind, brighter/whiter is better on the "down-low"