LEDGlow 4pc Purple LED Interior Underdash Lighting Kit

these are the best lights forward your vehicle ever! and, the price can't be beat!

I bought these just because they were cheap. They have gone far beyond my expectations though. They are very bright at night and everybody who climbs in my car comments about how their feet are purple. The only thing I would recommend is knowing where you are going to mount all four before ordering. It is also a lot of wires so know where and how you will hide/tie them up. I have mine all hid in my dash and the control box is in the glove box. Great set up for my TC!

Decided to install these in my wifes Chrysler 300 and she loves them. The lights look great and the install was nice and easy. The lights are brighter then I expected.

For how cheap these were they were worth it. For anyone that wants some flash buy these you wont get a better deal anywhere else. I promise that you will love these bad boys.

These are great, they are bright, easy to install. Couldn't ask or anything different.

She loves them and is now apart of the 208 Boise Glowriderz club, Yay thank you LEDGLOW!

Great product

love the bright lights!

Installed in a 2018 Honda Civic hatchback and really makes the front and rear foot wells pop! It does have one quirk though (this may be car-specific or not, I'm not sure). I have it powered through the 12V adapter right now. Now this is fine; whenever the car's power is turned on the LEDs turn on. But when the doors lock, such as what happens automatically when you start driving, the power supplied to the 12V adapter fluctuates enough so that the LED unit thinks the power was turned off and then on again, so it turns the lights back on (or they flash off-then-on if they were left on). Because of this, every now and then, the LEDs get stuck on in a partial-power condition. Pressing the on/off button has no effect and the LEDs are not glowing at full brightness. I have to unplug the lights to get them to turn off. It's a little annoying, but manageable (at some point they will be powered on the dome light circuit anyway, so hopefully this doesn't happen when i do that).