I use to use the expensive Sylvania forget which one but they we're pricey. Posted on here several months ago and someone recommended the Osram night breaker 220 h4. They we're $29 but now up to $35 they are way brighter that the Sylvania I was using.
On the Osrams... I put a set on my 2017 GSW S about a year ago, and have been very happy. They're not as bright as the top-end LEDs that are on cars like Teslas, but they crush the old halogens for brightness, have good cutoff and color, don't vibrate or flicker, etc.
Yes I'm running the same Osrams on my Swift for the last year and a half and it's excellent. Proper beam cutoff with a much better high beam for when people are hogging the fast lane on the expressway
Recently upgraded to the same on my i20 n line. It's worth the money.
Osram H4 LEDriving replacement headlight with Warm White 4200K LED.
It was a simple plug and play mod. The light output have increased at least 100%. It's not irritating to incoming traffic like the 6000K+ white LEDs. The warm white color also helps in rain and fog.
After 1 year of use, are your osram healights still working perfectly? Did you notice any changes?
After 4 years of use, have you got any good or bad feedback about the OSRAM Headlights.
I swapped the stock halogens on my 2020 GTI for Osrams. I purchased them straight from a German parts site and they were shipped right to my door here in the US. I love the way the Osrams look
The visibility of my jetta ecode fogs are pretty weak at night if you do not turn on the low beam. However, sometimes I turn on my fog lights while driving at night, it helps lighting up the side only, not the front. btw... I uses Osram all wheather bulbs. pretty cool, eh?
I have had my Osram headlights installed for over 3 weeks. I am very very disappointed in the light out put of these. I am going to say that the stock halogens where much brighter (lumen wise).
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