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Baxter

Member

• Jul 30, 2017

• #1

I've searched on here and I still have a fuzzy head. I think it's best if I ask what led headlights people have rather than ask which ones are the best. So what do people use and any links would be much appreciated? Thank you.

 

raisingveg

Well-Known Member

• Jul 30, 2017

• #2

ive researched these as well but the price is mental im waiting till the landy show in September then lets see what on offer

 

alexc2701

Active Member

• Aug 3, 2017

• #3

I've got some 7" led's I can't recall name but like 4 lil circles inside the main headlight, then got an rdx clear set to fit for the remaining lights. Which was 200 quid and came with the led relay can't remember headlight price. Was ages ago got them cheap the RDX set is good for price. Has plinths etc all included. There's more expensive led sets which are better but for 200 couldn't go wrong with these.

 

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Litch

Well-Known Member

• Aug 4, 2017

• #4

I have run Nolden's for the past 3-years, they are ok but £ for £ there is a lot more you can do for your money (Nolden's were the OE fit and some of the most expensive despite coming down in price over the past couple of years).

 

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Martin Goode

Member

• Aug 12, 2017

• #5

I have a pair of J W Speaker 8700's in mine. They are light years (excuse the pun!) ahead of the standard headlights they replaced. At £500 a pair, they're quite a commitment, but in opinion worth the investment.

 

bankz5152

Well-Known Member

• Aug 12, 2017

• #6

I just really do not like the look of them especially the angle eye ones.

 

mikerajjers

Well-Known Member

• Aug 12, 2017

• #7

I got mine from SP4x4 and they have quite a nice choice

 

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steveyorks

Well-Known Member

• Aug 13, 2017

• #8

When up in the Lakes recently LED lamps seemed very popular. Other Defender owners couldn't wait to flash them in greeting and I don't blame them given the amount they must have paid! An awful lot of money still just to do the same job bulbs do for a huge amount less even if they do manage to do it a bit better.

 

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Martin Goode

Member

• Aug 13, 2017

• #9

I must be honest and say that when driving on dipped beam (as i do 80% of the time at night) the amount of light, the definition of the beam and the beam colour is vastly superior to the standard halogen units. While i understand the price is high, and the appearance not to all tastes, the extra safety afforded by the LED units makes them worth the money. It's just a shame that you have to buy before you try, as i for one will never go back to halogen bulbs.