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It looks like OEM would be over $70 for 1, and as low as $18 for a pair of aftermarket on Amazon. $50+/pair from some of the more known aftermarket brands. For what they are, aftermarket would probably be fine. The only concerns I would have would be longevity and light output. Some of the aftermarket options seem to be for those who want brighter lights, not something I would want. At least they are very easy to replace.
I haven't come across any other posts about this, hopefully someone that has tried the aftermarket type can advise.
It looks like OEM would be over $70 for 1, and as low as $18 for a pair of aftermarket on Amazon. $50+/pair from some of the more known aftermarket brands. For what they are, aftermarket would probably be fine. The only concerns I would have would be longevity and light output. Some of the aftermarket options seem to be for those who want brighter lights, not something I would want. At least they are very easy to replace.
I haven't come across any other posts about this, hopefully someone that has tried the aftermarket type can advise.
Just an fyi. The stock puddle lights have a heat sink, the aftermarket do not. Mine are never on long so we shall see. They are also left or right side, so pay attention when swapping.
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