LUMRO Original BA9S H10W 10W Angel Eyes Parking Light Replacement Bulbs

Bought these for my BMW 3 series after a 'parking light' failure warning appeared recently. Turned out to be my left-hand side 'angel eye' wasn't working, which filled me with dread. After much research, eventually found the correct bulbs on here.Depending on your BMW model, these can be really tricky to access, & change. You'll need a torx T15 bit for sure, but in some cases you won't need to go removing the wheel arch inner covers. Luckily, I managed to access mine via the engine compartment. There's an excellent video on YT to show you exactly what you need to do.The existing carrier for the bulb is really over-engineered, & seems to be so deliberately in order that owners will just go & buy the full angel eye light unit, which may come in at c.£40-£50, but even then you've got to get in there & fit it. I'm guessing to get this replaced at a garage (bulb cost & labour), you're probably going to be looking at £100+!With some patience I was eventually able to separate the actual grey coloured bulb holder from the back of the light unit, replace the blown bulb, and after some modification, re-secure the bulb holder with plastic strips & a cable tie (as per another reviewer - thank you), thereby enabling a quick change if the problem happens in the future.So, to finish off, these are a perfect replacement for the OEM bulbs, & are the same brightness as the current working light on the right-hand side. So if you have the same problem I had, then you can buy these with confidence. Hope this is helpful to someone out there.

Not as bright as my original ones

Fantastic value and a big improvement on factory fitted lamps.

1 bulb too big:))

Product is as described and works on the pre-LCI E90 with xenon lights. As discussed in many places, the replacement is not a straightforward job at all as it requires taking the wheel and wheel liner off (I ended up removing only some of the bolts and then bending the liner back) for access to the box that has the bulb holder, which is not accessible through the service hatch.The actual bulb holder, once you've finally managed to remove it from the box, is a poor design by BMW where you are supposed to replace the entire holder (>£40) as the bulb doesn't actually have enough space to come out. I used a chisel on the holder sides where there are two black plastic tabs to break the tabs so that I could replace the bulb, then a bit of sealant/glue to get it back. Don't think it can be reused another time so the next time the bulb goes I'll probably buy the part from BM or get an LED replacement.

Replaced e90 bmw angel eye bulb. Take apart the mounting and this can be fit without cutting into the reflector. £40 for the whole mount or these bulbs?

This bulb was difficult to source elsewhere and the seller clearly described compatibility with my car. The bulbs are good value and matched the factory standard bulbs that they replaced.

Best price I could find. Although the length of the bulb is a fraction longer than my original one, it fits just the same. The brightness seems identical too.