Reverse lights are the weakest bulbs on most cars, and the ones people notice the moment they upgrade. A white LED turns a dim orange glow into a usable reversing light.
The usual fittings are 955 W16W, 382 P21W and 582 W21W. Everything here is white, as a reverse light has to be.
Reverse circuits are monitored on plenty of modern cars, so pick a CANbus version if yours flags a bulb fault.
Our P21W (BA15S 382) LED Bulbs have been developed not only to illuminate the bulb housing, but to project the light out of the housing and into t...
View full detailsOur P21W (BA15S 382) LED Bulbs have been developed not only to illuminate the bulb housing, but to project the light out of the housing and into t...
View full detailsWe really don't know where to start with this one. Bright, bright, bright... Our new T15 X-Tream 15w LED bulb really is something else, housing 3 x...
View full detailsSuper bright white T15 955 W16W Canbus LED bulbs, housing 10 x 3020 LED Chips in total. Developed to produce a nice even light output by installing...
View full details582 | W21W | 7440 Canbus LED Bulbs Our latest industry-leading 582 LED Indicator bulbs, designed to produce a massive amount of light and combat C...
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Last updated: June 2026. When it comes to vehicle lighting, the choice of bulb can significantly impact visibility, safety, and aesthetics. Today we focus on the H11 | 711 bulb and the various options available. This guide covers everything you...
"What's the brightest H7 bulb?" is one of the most common questions we get at Xenons Online. The short answer is below, followed by a full breakdown of how H7 halogen, Xenon HID and LED bulbs compare on brightness —...
When it comes to illuminating the road, car headlights have evolved significantly over the years.
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