Daytime running lights are on every time the car is, so a dull or yellowing DRL is the first thing that dates the front of a vehicle. LED versions are brighter and hold their colour.
Cars that run the DRL and main beam from one bulb use H15. Cars with a separate DRL usually use 580 W21/5W or 582 W21W.
H15 has a built-in resistor on most vehicles and is sensitive to a poor match, so use a CANbus version unless you know the vehicle does not need one.
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