If you replace the fog light bulbs with the led ones, you are not able to see the envirement when the weather is foggy. That's why fog lights are normal bulbs.

If you replace the fog light bulbs with the led ones, you are not able to see the envirement when the weather is foggy. That's why fog lights are normal bulbs.

 

Don't really need the front fog lights for foggy conditions, headlights will do the trick then.

But they are handy in the dark when cornering, and LEDs would fit more nicely in with the rest of the front lighting package of the S3.

They aren't yellow here, they look a pretty good match for the xenon's.

 

 

Trust me in real life they are not even close!

 

*You need to move up Norf then..... Where we get proper fog and proper snow.   :D

 

 

 

 

*Said in my best Sean Bean accent.

 

Oh we get proper pea souper fog in Kent too (Capel Le Ferne is notorious as it comes off the Channel) but rarely do I need front fog lights on to be able to see where I am going.

Oh we get proper pea souper fog in Kent too (Capel Le Ferne is notorious as it comes off the Channel) but rarely do I need front fog lights on to be able to see where I am going.

I've only had to used them properly a couple of times when traveling to or from work during the early hours. Side lights only with front fogs and a max speed of around 25mph on the M18.

We can get bad fog in winter over the moors... No lights help.. It's the cats eyes at 5mph which guide you !