hey u guys i wanted to know where r the best places to go for led's for the interior of a 2007 lexus is250? i prefer white/a small hint of blue to match gauges and fuzz buster ,thanks for ur time

 

I went with the Sewell Lexus L.E.D kit came with all the bulbs to do the map lights rear dome & bolth vanity and they match the factory LEDs good

 

v-leds.com

 

i'll check that out and see, i was lookin at precision led .com and was looking to see if there was anything better/price..... ive checked out swell but for the is250 the kit only seem to have map,rear dome, and the doors

 

V-LEDs are pretty well appraised on this site, and they are definitely the brightest.

Here's a helpful LED replacement guide when purchasing from V-LEDs

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...de-w-pics.html

 

all you had to do was search.. -.-

 

^ This. I recommend precision LEDs. They have a package for each car. Otherwise, you're gonna waste time researching each bulb type and what not.

 

I went with JLC for quality LEDs.

 

Went with percision led package and added the vanity leds for 14bucks.....thanks for the input everyone

 

Holy crap, precisionled.com has the full package for $35 right now. I'm about to see if I can cancel my order with superbrightleds and get these.

http://www.precisionled.com/catalog/...-2007-present/

 

Sewell Lexus LED Kit came with Vanity bulbs? When I looked on Sewell today to purchase it didn't have it on there.

 

It's yes an no. Yes being, the bulbs included will work for vanity. No being, you'll be short two LEDS to change all the interior, so something will be left out which can be either either map, vanity, courtesy.

The Sewell kit does not include the pry tools to get the lights out much easier, especially the map lights if I am correct. Do not use a flat screw drive, going to scratch up the plastic in the process. Get the Precision LED tools.

What I did for myself was get JLC LED's and got the Precision LED tools.

 

Precision's say for an is-f, it will still fit an is250 I assume? and is the 6000k the closest to the stock led's?

 

5000K is probably the closest to stock LEDs (like your license plate and interior reading lights). 6000K is white with a hint of blue, 5000K is more or less pure white.

Personally, I prefer V-LEDs because I like my LEDs as bright as possible. I've also heard good things about Precision LED and JLC. I'm not a fan of Sewell's kit because they're too dim for my taste and, at least anectodally, have a high failure right.

 

^^^ so I'm guessing the is-f kit from precision will work with is250's?