Led bulbs

By Npd15
January 3, 2018 in Modifications & Accessories

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Npd15

Posted January 3, 2018

I'm looking at upgrading my lights in my 2014 GMC Sierra. I found at xenonhid.com a set of led lights: Hi/Lo: 9012 LED Headlight Kit. Anyone have first hand info on these? Just looking for brighter maybe better beam if possible from a bulb. Good price only $109

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