9012 - Philips Original Standard OEM 9012B1 Bulb (Pack of 1)
The standard of the industry. Philips original standard OEM bulb is used widely in the automotive industry.
Our Standard range offers an entry point into the world of Philips Automotive Lighting. These lights feature the same high “OEM Quality” as the lights we provide to automakers around the world. Integrating high quality into competitively priced bulbs, the Standard range offers excellent value.
For safety and to properly receive evenly lit lights, It is always highly recommended that light bulbs should be replaced in a pair.
Original Equipment Quality
- DOT Compliant and Street Legal
- Safer Driving
- 55W
- 9012LL
WHY BUY FROM HIDCONCEPT.COM
HID Concept has been leading the automotive lighting industry since 2001. Located in the center of the United States, Chicago, IL, we specialize in a wide range of high-quality OEM and aftermarket automotive lighting parts and accessories. HID Concept also has been the one-stop source for the brand names like Philips, Osram, Blesk, Valeo, Hella, Harrison Toshiba, Denso, and Matsushita. In 2017, we boldly launched our own brand, "DAMA." Dama line has both the LED and HID bulbs and has been the hottest seller in the market.
Our goal is simple – Provide automotive bulbs and accessories to our customers with the best price and fast service. With the knowledge and experiences we've earned from our business, we sort out the best quality products that we feel confident in offering to our customers. Frankly, we love the lights. We are constantly tinkering and researching to improve the products and services to our customers. We don't play around with our price. The price you see on our website is the best price anywhere- Period.
Customer satisfaction always has been our #1 priority. In order for us to strive for this effort, we always appreciate valuable feedback from our customers.
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INFO@HIDCONCEPT.COM or 1-888-579-5917
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