Suburban, Tahoe, Yukon Fog Light Replacement with LEDs

This video will show you how to replace the fog lights in the 2017 Suburban. This applies to all Suburban, Tahoe, Yukon and Yukon XL vehicles from 2015 to 2020. The replacement involves an upgrade to LED bulbs. Our top two choices for LED fog lights (for this vehicle) are discussed.
Applicable Vehicles
2015 Suburban
2016 Suburban
2017 Suburban
2018 Suburban
2019 Suburban
2020 Suburban
2015 Tahoe
2016 Tahoe
2017 Tahoe
2018 Tahoe
2019 Tahoe
2020 Tahoe
2015 Yukon XL
2016 Yukon XL
2017 Yukon XL
2018 Yukon XL
2019 Yukon XL
2020 Yukon XL
2015 Yukon
2016 Yukon
2017 Yukon
2018 Yukon
2019 Yukon
2020 Yukon
A few things to note when purchasing LED bulbs:
1) When purchasing LEDs, don't be fooled by the number of LEDs on the bulb. More LEDs does not necessarily mean brighter, it depends on the specific LED used in the bulb. LED chips (the individual LEDs in any bulb) come in a huge variations of brightness, light color and size.
2) Don't be fooled by the size of the bulb. A bigger bulb does not necessarily mean a brighter bulb.
3) Be careful of lumen (brightness) ratings. Some sellers provide a total number of lumens for all bulbs in the package, not for each bulb.
4) Some sellers/manufacturers don't provide accurate numbers for lumens.
5) The bulb size, orientation of LEDs on the bulb, light output characteristics of the LEDs used on the bulb and the vehicle bulb housing (reflector, bezel, position of bulb in the reflector, etc.) may all affect your perceived bulb brightness. So while one bulb may indeed have more lumen output than another bulb, the brighter bulb may not appear to be the brightest solution for your application.
6) Some LED bulbs last for many years while some fail very quickly. With so many bulbs on the market, there are a number of manufactures of LED chips that make inferior products. There are also some bulb manufacturers that use substandard designs or components for the bulbs. A common area of failure is the driver circuit for the LED chips. While product reviews can be very subjective, be wary of bulbs that don't have many reviews or that have a significant number of negative reviews (especially reviews that describe bulb failures).
7) Beware of LED bulbs with fans. Fans are another source of failure as they use mechanical motors, they tend to be noisy, and they may create electrical interference with vehicle radios or cameras. We generally stay away from LED bulbs with fans.
SUPER BRIGHT PSX26W PIGTAIL LED
This appears to be the same manufacturer as the Beamtech LED headlight bulbs. We have had extremely good success with Beamtech bulbs. We have fitted vehicles with the HSUN bulb (from this review) that have been in operation for over a year with no reported failures. We have had no reports of oncoming traffic flashing their lights at these bulbs. Here's where we purchased this bulb:

https://www.amazon.com/HSUN-Headlight-Conversion-Extromely-Motorcycle/dp/B07MXYVYNL/ref=sr_1_24?dchild=1&keywords=psx26w&qid=1629655358&sr=8-24
STANDARD FIT PSX26W LED
The standard fit bulb that we purchased and highlighted in this review is still operating after 4+ years in several vehicles that we fitted. This is not very bright, compated to the HSUN bulb that we also reviewed. This bulb is good if you are more interested in esthetics than light output. The bulb that we purchased is currently sold out from the seller that we obtained them from. They only have color versions at the time of this posting. Beware of your state vehicle lighting laws before fitting your vehicle with anything other than amber/yellow or white:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/131737012442?hash=item1eac2348da:g:xWQAAOSwqLFdVZIc

Видео Suburban, Tahoe, Yukon Fog Light Replacement with LEDs канала OmegAlpha Consulting