eBoTrade ONE Pair E90, E91,63117161444 BMW Angel EYE Halo Ring LED Bulbs 7k White

Good deal on these but dont expect much in way of packaging. They're well packaged, just bare bones; lights, padding, box. Solid construction. Perfect fit.They installed very well. Watch YouTube if you've never done before. One small issue, the spade lugs needed to be squeezed just a bit since the male end on the new lights was much thinner than the stock spades.Light tempurature/intensity on these is just right. A near perfect match with the light temperature of the Xenon headlights. It's actually hard to see a difference. The daytime running lights are still the lower temp, very warm, under 3k I'd say. They don't match either the rings (now) or the heads. I'll probably change those (daytimes) now so they all match. ;) I like to run with the switch in position two during the day, rings, runners and tails.I have used 2 other types. Many years ago the first LED options only lasted a year for me so I went to replacing the bulbs in the stock carriers. Unlike some, I preferred the much cooler temperature of the stock ring lights. But the Sylvania 64113 bulbs (sold here on amazon) are only spec'd at 200-240 hours of life depending on who's site you're viewing. I'm hoping to get a few years minimum out of the LED's.

I was very impressed with the turn out. Was expecting them to be dimmer, and was also expecting errors. If you are on a budget or just want something better than OEM, these are the way to go for early model e90’s. Would buy again.

Bought these bulbs for my 2011 328i BMW (e90). But these bulbs are completely incompatible. I've learned that there are two types of lights: halogen and xenon. If you have the xenon version, it's my understanding these will fit fine. HOWEVER, if you have the halogen angel eyes/halo then this will NOT fit.I knocked off two stars. One for incorrect product description and one because I had to take the tires off my car to get the lights in order to learn this is incompatible. I'm returning the item as the description (and thus the part) was inaccurate.FYI, It's not difficult to replace the halos, just time consuming as you have to literally remove the tires to get to it.

The media could not be loaded.  So honest review.... I finally put these light in after about a month I had the time. Which all you have to do is YouTube search "bmw daytime running lights" and there is a couple videos that will show you how to put them in which took me about an 2 hours because I'm very cautious and it was my first time at least for the first light lol then the next was a breeze and for e90s you have to take off the wheel there is no way around it trust me. They are no where near bright as you are hoping. I have a video from Snapchat that I took last night and they look good at night but not in the day when the sun is out l. On when it's getting dark or raining days you will a little notice if you want bright go with lux or zizas. But it's what you pay for also it's been about two weeks and they are still running no code errors. If you have a question let me know.

I really liked the lights. They are a pain to install if you have a 2007 E90, but that was expected, no complains there. What would be nice to have is some documentation (either on the web site or in paper) warning you that you not only need to remove the original halogen lamp, but also a small glass screen in front of the halogen. Also there's no indication of what wire goes to what terminal, because rather than center-side setup, the terminals are on each side. Either I was very lucky or they have no polarity. And, the terminals are smaller than the connector, so I had to tighten up the connector in the car a little with pliers. When I tested the lights before turning the car on I had no issues at all, but when I turned the car on once I finished, the lights started flickering (my light switch was in auto mode). I switched the knob to just the halo lights and the flickering stopped, then it didn't reappear when I switched back to auto. So far haven't had any issues at all after a month of use, they look great and hope they will last long!!

One pleasant, sunny, afternoon I was traveling westbound on 394 when I heard the infamous BMW ding sound.Nervous and now sweating furiously; I dreaded to even look at the dash... Should I pretend I didn't hear it? Should I pull over? Should I speed home? Well I am a BMW enthusiast, so I had to peek down... Yep, an error code. CC-ID 132. Never heard of it.Doing some quick research on my cellular device (after safely parking of course) it was in reference to the passenger side headlamp. When I got home, I was playing with the signal, brights, and fog lights. Everything looked fine. It wasn't until the next day when I was sitting behind someone in traffic that I noticed the problem. Their glistening blue bumper's reflection clearly informed me that one set of beautiful rings around the passenger side headlights were not illuminated.I had to quickly find a solution! To Amazon! [Insert comic book "ZOOM!"]To make a long story short(er), these bulbs fit perfectly into my E90 06 BMW 330i. Please note that you will need to take off the front wheel(s) to access the bulb(s). There are some easy to follow YouTube videos online. My recommendation: Take the time to change both at the same time. My driver side halo bulb went out 2 weeks later. This is a slightly time consuming fix, but anyone can do it (if you have tools, patience, lighting, parts, time, motivation, energy, etc)No code reset required. Just plug it in and your error message should vanish.Enjoy.