880 12V 27W Halogen Lamp Fog Lights for 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 for Chevy Suburban; 1999 2000 for Chevy Silverado; 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 for Chevy Tahoe Clear Fog lights
Description
🌟 Light Up Your Drive with Confidence!
- PERFECT FIT - Designed specifically for Chevy Silverado, Suburban, and Tahoe models.
- SAFETY FIRST - Thoroughly tested to meet federal and international standards.
- BUILT TO LAST - Special coating prevents lens blurring and fading.
- COMPLETE PACKAGE - Includes a pair of fog lights for both driver and passenger sides.
- ILLUMINATE YOUR PATH - Experience unparalleled visibility in adverse weather conditions.
The BRTEC 880 12V 27W Halogen Lamp Fog Lights are engineered for Chevy Silverado, Suburban, and Tahoe models from 1999 to 2006. This package includes a pair of fog lights, each equipped with a high-performance 880 halogen bulb. With a special lens coating to prevent fading and blurring, these fog lights ensure optimal visibility during challenging weather conditions. Fully SAE/DOT approved, they meet all necessary safety standards, making them a reliable choice for any driver.
Reviews
J**S
Comes with everything
It comes with the brackets and bulbs. Everything ready to go. Two bolts for the install. It doest not come with the bolts. Exactly like my own lights 2004 suburban
R**D
fit good easy to install
nothing fit and looked like Dealer lights
L**N
great value. Aesthetically pleasing as is or get a different bulb for actual use.
27w bulbs are dim period. Nothing against this brand like the other reviews state attacking the brand. Most foglights (factory) are 27w. I prefer 55w or even 100w in my fogs. All 800 series fog bulbs have the same pattern and plug so if you find a bulb worth paying for to get the 55w decide if the price is worth it. I did find 50w halogen at Advance Auto but the price was $25/ea so I passed. I want these to be my flood beam fog light for the worst of the worst adverse weather. Meaning blowing snow so you can barely see your hood or rain so heavy you can tell where the lines of the edge of the road are located. Aesthetics by themselves they do just look good if you're not trying to use them.That being said I've sourced an LED 880 series bulb. I'm afraid it may be too bright in adverse weather to be useful. But if you're not driving in adverse weather and just using them for looks then they would look pretty nice.(I'm guessing)I've also found a pair of halogen 880 series bulb but they are $15 on amazon for (2)55w bulbs. Too cheap to even consider honestly, but it's an option if all else fails.Finally I've found an HID 35w 880 kit that would be my first choice for adverse weather use. They may be too bright but I hope they do a better job than a cheap LED. I prefer the look of HID the most so I'm going to try these first. My biggest concern would be melting the housings but for $30 housings it's worth the gamble.
J**Y
Not as bright as I’d hoped! But a breeze to install
Better bulbs in the lights . But for the price I couldn’t pass it up!
A**4
Good product
Easy to install but lights not very bright
A**S
It takes about 40 minutes to Install if you haven’t took the old one off yet
They look amazing they pretty bright they go well with my 2002 Chevy Tahoe
G**
Nice looking
Easy install
D**S
Decent product for the $
Fit well, mounting bracket is flimsy. Decent replacement.
E**O
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