AKKONFor 2006 2007 2008 2009 Toyota 4Runner LED DRL Projector Chrome Headlights Lamps Pair

These fit my 2008 4Runner Sport Edition perfectly and I did not need to make any modifications to fit properly. I am not sure why another review said this. Installation was very easy. The white LED Strips are very bright and visible even in daylight. I have had them installed for over 9 months already and they still look brand new. There are no leaks and no fogging on the inside. There is also no problem with the casing behind the turn signal being black instead of reflective. The turn signal/parking lights are still very visible. Another reviewer mentioned the LED strip is the Daytime Running Light (DRL), but it is not. The orange turn signal light is the DRL since it is the light that is still on when the lights are switched to the ‘off’ position. This way, you can have the option to have the LED strip on or off. See below:Lighting sequences:Off: Orange DRL light onlyMiddle: Orange DRL and white LED Strip are both on (with this setting, the lights still turn off automatically after turning the car off and opening the door)On: Headlights and white LED strip only (No orange) (all turn off after turning the car off and locking it twice with the key fob. Other wise it turns off automatically after 1 minute)The turn signals are and always will be the DRL (unless you do a DIY modification with the wiring). This is how it is with the original lights and these new ones. This was not meant to change with this new assembly, so I’m not sure what other reviewers are complaining about. The assembly does come complete with all the bulbs. They are projector headlights so you need to adjust the height. This is very easy to do with the gears on the back. After nine months, still no condensation on the inside and no signs of the outer casing getting ruined from the sun (it has always been parked outside).I provided plenty of pictures and I would highly recommend these.

First off, decent bulbs (two high beam and two low beam) can set you back at least $40 by themselves and I was surprised at how bright the included bulbs really are.Second, these are a pain to install due to the forth bolt that hides in the wheel well. If you have access to a shop and air tools, it's maybe easier to just pull the front bumper cover off than monkey around with a ratchet on a bolt that you can't see and can barely get any action on. I had a dent in the plastic cover I wanted to remove with a heat gun anyway and yeah, if I replace my headlights again, the bumper cover is coming off.I haven't had these very long and they haven't been exposed to the elements much yet but they seem to be well built and sealed. The lenses are nicely done too, focusing light cleanly, as intended. Pretty much an OEM fit.I was pleased that the LED strips are already wired into the harness, so out of the box they are pretty much "plug and play" installation. The LED strips are used as marker lights (not DRLs) by default and won't come on during the daytime in the "auto" setting. A slight change to the wiring may be needed if that is your goal.

At first I loved these lights, got them and put in some LED lowbeams and they looked great, the LED strip is bright and doesn't look cheap at all, overall the design is a 9/10. Install was a bit tricky due to the factory mounts but cant blame anyone but Toyota.Fast forward 1 month in, drivers side is starting to peel from top down, barely noticeable due to color of the headlight but still not acceptable.fast forward another 2 months and I move from dry California to wet Georgia and the passenger side lens is now filling with water and constantly fogged. LED strip soon after stops working and the headlight is basically dead. contacted customer support but they refuse to stand by their products because it was past the 90 day warrantee, figures with this Chinese crap they only do 3 month warrantee because they know it wont hold up. Now i have to pay out of pocket to get these replaced only after having them for about 6 months.If you do bite the bullet on these, do your self a favor and seal with silicone, YouTube has tutorials for this, when it comes to peeling there's no preventing it, i kept these headlights waxed but they still peeled, you will have to sand them down and polish and put new clear or just deal with it.WOULD NOT RECCOMEND

These look fantastic. I installed these on the 2008 4Runner. It was a little challenging getting the last bolt off but everything else was super easy. It took me about 2 hours from start to finish.

These are cool. I put these on my 2003 runner, the bolt up fine. I had to do some creative wiring, but it's all worked out. First thing I did was spray the lens with UV protectant clear spray paint to keep them from yellowing (it's worked thus far). The truck is in Texas and parked outside so it's in pretty harsh conditions.The included bulbs, I had to get an adapter pigtail for. I'm not sure if the bulb or pigtail went bad but I do need to finally install a new bulb. I really liked the included bulbs, the lows were nice and warm and were a natural color (vs. that crazy blue LED color you see) which I really liked.

the style is great but quality is cheap chinese material, HIGHLY HIGHLY recommend resealing before installing to prolong the life of these headlights as long as it can be. Seller even recommend resealing according to all the other reviews, hopefully i don't have an issue before the 90 days is up otherwise there is going to be an issue, especially if one does what the seller says to do and reseal it yourself. I recommend JB WELD clear silicone part # 31310, it waterproof, shrink proof, sets up in 1 hour and says great for lens housings among other things.