OEDRO 7" LED Headlights (w/White Halo Ring for DRL/Amber Turn Signal) + 4 inch LED Combo Fog Lights (w/White DRL Halo Ring), DOT Approved, Compatible for 97-18 Jeep Wrangler JK LJ TJ

Honestly, I was skeptical buying these for my 2010 JKU. There are similar headlights that price near $500, and while I am sure those are higher quality and American made, I am not spending that type of money for some headlights. I was pleasantly surprised that these have been great headlights. Overall quality seems to be pretty good and the headlights themselves are extremely bright. I occasionally get flashed by people who think I have high beams on, but this is just the style now as the DOT is allowing brighter lights. Furthermore, my 4" lift makes the lights shine a little higher than they would on a stock jeep. The lights are so bright that my KC HiLites are almost obsolete because they add very little extra light whereas with my previous Delta Headlights ($250 new) there was a huge difference. Read below for a few tips before buying. These halos look great and were relatively easy to install thanks to YouTube. This install took me about 3 hours, but if I had to do it again I could do it in an hour and a half or so just because of my familiarity. I only add that because if you have more experience with this it will take less time. I have never done any automotive wiring, but I do work a lot on the car enough so that I could determine which YouTube videos had good installs. Use a fuse tap. If any video says to wrap your wiring around a fuse do not follow the video, it will cause you to short the fuse and your headlights to stop working. Yes, I said I wanted budget headlights, but headlights are also a safety feature and you do not want them to go out because you didn't pay the $4.75 for a fuse tap. If you have an aftermarket bumper, sometimes the fog lights are impossible to get out without removing the bumper. You can pull them out and install the new halos but your brush guard/face guard will be to close to the bumper to pull the fog lights all the way out. An easy fix is to just leave the stock fog lights in the hull of the bumper and fasten them done to keep them from rolling. Lastly, if you already have aftermarket lights, some come with a welded bezel and these do not. That means if you have removed your bezel and threw it away then you will have to buy a new one for about $15 (a negligible expense).

The directions are a little confusing and I think my fog lights are hooked up wrong because I cant just have a halo on the fogs the fogs are either on or off with the halo, I will just have to experiment with the wiring on that. I also had to modify one of my headlamp mounting brackets because the light was off and wouldn’t just slide in, only on one side though, the other side fit perfectly.I really like the halo turn signal feature and these things are super bright.Prior to this I had a RGB Halo light set but they are not legal in PA so I switched to these after getting pulled over with my colored lights.I had the colored set installed by a shop and decided to just give this a go on my own. I watched a bunch of videos and found there are many different ways to wire the lights but I just spliced the headlights into the turn signal wiring using clamp on connectors and it was really easy. I did however have them wired wrong initially, the halos were on yellow all the time instead of white so I just switched the position of the red and yellow wires and it works perfectly now. You definitely want to test them before you put everything back together and tape it up.I can turn on just the headlight halos with the DRL switch or have no lights on at all and of course lights and halos on. If I wanted to just have the halos on whenever the Jeep is on I would have to wire them into the fuse block. I prefer having them off all together if I want and using the turn signal harness seems to me to be the easiest way to accomplish that.The connectors don’t want to lock so plan on using tape to hold them together and help keep the water out.I will update once I can get the halos on the fogs working properly but so far I would recommend these lights.

I installed these lights on my 2012 Jeep Wrangler they look great and work very wellThe one warning I have to all that are looking to buy these is that the instructions have you tap the turn signal for your constant power for the running lights however this only works when you have the accessory lights on so if you have automatic head lights on your wrangler this installation method does not work properly rather you need to run a wire to your fuse box to truely give the DRL’s constant powerAlso it may be helpful to note you can adjust the angle of your headlights beam using the bracket that hold the light this is essential, because the beam of light is much higher than that of the stock lightsHowever don’t get me wrong other than that hiccup I love this product they look great and preform great

I was very happy to receive the product. I immediately installed her. Because of the instructions, the installation was very easy, I tested the light, it was very very bright, the white DRL was amazing, and the white DRL changed amber when I turned, very interesting, and the product quality was very good. I am looking forward to using it at night, much better than my stock, very good seller!

These lights look so Sweeeeet on my Jeep! They were fairly easy to install, however very bright so make sure to align them correctly or you will be blinding other drivers on the road. I also had to purchase a fuse connector at a local auto store to make the DRL(Halo's) work. It was very simple after I watched a video on youtube that explained it better. Some splicing is required when you connect parking lights.

I’m down grading these lights. No mater how much you aim the towards the road they are to bright. They need less of the lights on with the low beams. You will constantly have other passing cars flashing thier lights at you.The lights look good. They are a huge upgrade from factory. The adapter for the light to the vehicle needs some work, it’s not a sealed connection, and one of the plugs already came out but I could fix it.