AUTOSAVER88 Headlight Assembly Compatible with 2007-2013 Tundra / 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Sequoia Headlamp Replacement Black Housing Amber Reflector Clear Lens

My husband has on ‘07 Toyota Tundra. He was having issues and was constantly replacing a light in his headlights. Eventually, he opted to replace them entirely. What a difference it has made. Prior to the replacement, his headlights had visible sun damage and made his truck look aged. By replacing these babies, it’s an instant facelift/ or boob job (if you will), and gives his girl a few more years of usage. She looks brand new. What a inexpensive way, to change the look of your truck immediately. Install was super easy (YouTubed it). Highly recommend.

My headlights were no longer safe, they could not properly light up the road due to the cracked hazy plastic.My teenager helped me install these in under an hour. Easy peasy. Love them, my 10 year old car’s looking close to new again!

Wanted a change and these were affordable and looked great

Purchased for a 2009 Tundra. They looked fantastic coming out of the box but that was the only good moment of this ordeal. The small outside light wouldn't seat properly in either assembly. Both bulbs required a lot of force and wiggling to get into the opening. The driver side assembly went in first and after a lot of maneuvering to get it into position, it didn't sit flush to the truck/fender. There were gaps between the assembly and the body, and the small plastic piece below the assembly and the bumper (see pics). These gaps are not present with the stock assemblies. The passenger side wouldn't seat properly and then the lower and outer connectors broke as I attempted to put it into position. I was pretty frustrated at this point, but just to be sure it wasn't user error, I put the stock assemblies back in and they both slid right into the correct positions. Save yourself the hassle and stay away from this junk...one of the worst purchases I've ever made on Amazon, and they will be returned.

I installed these on my 2007 Toyota Tundra Limited and they make the vehicle look very sharp. Much better than the stock lights, of course.So the bad: One of the lights came with a broken plastic connector that the cover plate below connects to. Looks like a manufacturing flaw. But I didn't notice it until I had both lights in and working, so I ended up gluing it and wrapping it with gorilla adhesive tape to keep it in place. Its still a bit loose, but hoping it holds my plate in place.Aside from that discovery, the install went well. The instructions supplied with it made sense, but I opted to go a different route and connect t taps into my lights per a video posted on YouTube. With this method they only go on when the lights are activated, so in theory the LED will last longer vs. having it connected via fuse for an always on approach. It's too early to tell about longevity. Kind of hoping they last a long while, but nervous about possible condensation. I tried sealing sone obvious entry points for water, but who knows how effective that will be or if I even got them all. Anyway, trying to stay positive with this new face-lift on my truck. Posted a few pics of the new look.

gotta make sure u are not going to use self leveling hook up

The head lights were easy to install and look good air tight so far

Absolutely perfect for my 2008 Toyota Tundra.

My sequoia came with DRl (bulb) but when I connected the DRL wiring to the DRL bulb wiring it does not work . It only works when you turn on the low beam light (however I have not connected the new DRls with either high or low beam )… any idea ?

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Right front headlight taking on water 2 months after purchase.... it would be nice if I could have a replacement