Bellbrook1

I have been researching what headlights to get for my Jeep Wrangler 2012. I want LED, but I don't know what brand or what else to look for. Do I need the whole headlight or just a new bulb? I need them to project out like some of the new cars that are out there now. Can you help me? I also can't spend more than 350.00.

hivoltagedriver

I ran a set of OMOTO (JW Speaker knock-off) from of ebay for a while. They are around $100 for the pair, you can get them with any color of halo you want, and they are actually pretty damn decent headlights.

this style: https://www.amazon.com/LED-Headlights-Signal-Jeep-Wrangler/dp/B00WM3WDXA
you will probably want to get a good antiflicker modules like these: https://www.quadratec.com/products/9...yABEgKKRfD_BwE

I had zero issues with them for a couple of years until we sold our 2012 and bought the new 2017 with factory LEDs.

Jay2013jk

Check out Quadratec LED's... I run in both my JKU's... Very Good.. in the $$ range.. call and ask for Forum member discounts TOO.
https://www.quadratec.com/p/quadrate...ep-wrangler-jk

HogHoden

I currently running some similar to the one's hivoltage linked to. About $100 on Amazon, same style with the halo, just boxed under a different random brand name like they do with so much of that stuff now. The lights themselves are great, had them for over a year. I do get some occasional flickering on Hi Beam, even with an anti-flicker module, but I rarely use high beams so it doesn't bother me for the price.

Previously I tried SilverStar bulbs, which were better than stock but not nearly as good as the LEDs. I'm not sure how a well a replacement LED bulb would work in the original enclosure either. I would think you might have heat issues and the reflector is designed for a traditional bulb.

casamtb

I'll double down on the quadratec. $330 out the door with excellent build and module. I have been very pleased with mine. If nobody mentioned if you do get LEDs, any LED, get a pair of the horizontal adjustment screws. The stock housing only adjusts up and down. With any new LED it will reflect differently and you will absolutely want to adjust the lights in and out. Don't get aftermarket bulbs. Lest you be one of those dudes throwing light everywhere blinding everyone else while you can only see 10 feet farther.

RoccoV

ORA Night Guard LED Headlights (Pair) for Jeeps, Motorcycles & More - Off Road Additions LLC

I have the first generation of these. Got them about 3 years ago and have loved them since the first day, night, I put them in. This is the 2nd gen and I'm sure they're better.
Good Luck