Kiwi Master LED Headlights for Jeep Gladiator JT 2018-2023 Jeep Wrangler JL/4xe Accessories Halo DRL 9 Inch Round Headlight with Daytime Running Lights

I have a Willys Sport. The stock headlights are basically garbage. These were easy to install after watching a YouTube install video. I used the stock bolts with the exception of one longer bolt from the ones that came in the package. I haven’t had to adjust them at all and nobody flashes their high beams at me. They look great, I used one of those share fuse things to enable the DRLs, it was a simple install. They’re high quality for the price, improve the look of the Jeep, and most importantly I can actually see at night. I live in a rural area where deer like to try to run out in front of you at night, these illuminate so much better than the stock lights. The high beams are like a spot light, they don’t throw too much light to the sides, just straight down the road in front of you. I haven’t noticed any flicker and I’m very sensitive to flickering LEDs so if there was any I would have noticed it. I would purchase these again. Just watch a YouTube video to show how to take the grill apart. If you’re on the fence about upgrading the halogen bulbs I’m here to tell you this upgrade is well worth it for the price.

I got these lights 2 weeks late. After installing them, the lights don’t function as they should. I have a manual Jeep. There are supposed to be 3 light functions. DRL, night lights and hi beams. For some reason with DRL on all four of the lights are on when only the cross shaped halo is supposed to be on. I am in communication with the company Atoplite but they deny that anything could be wrong with the lights and refuse to help me in anyway. I’ve sent video proof that they don’t work as they should but still no help. I can’t even turn the lights off even which is quite frustrating. I’ve reinstalled my stock lights to prove that they function as they should. Very disappointed.

Install instruction from the mfg are not good, but it isn’t a difficult process. Hard to tell if there is a slight flicker with them.. also, you’ll need to buy a micro-fuse tap kit if you want to run the Halo’s.1) Grill and fan shroud guard off (fan shroud if you want to partially hide the white DRL wire they supply, see before and after in first and second pics)2) remove OEM lights.3) Pre-wire the white DRL lights. I added male and female connectors to the loose red wire on the housing and the white wire they supplied just in case I ever need to replace again. (See last pic for example). I wired the driver side DRL wire to the passenger side, then from the passenger side to the fuse tap at the fuse box. The supplied wire is not long enough to run both together.4) I tapped T52, the cigarette lighter. Halo’s work fine! Used a 10A micro for the DRL’s. I’m not a big electrician so not sure if I should’ve gone down to a 5A or up to 15/20, but all seems to work.5) Tested all light modes (auto, on, DRL only) before using the supplied adjustment screws to mount the new lights.6) Mount new headlights. The bottom screws are almost all the way screwed down to make sure light level is not too high.7) At night, rule of thumb is that top of your beam pattern is no higher than 3’ at 25’ from your vehicle. The fourth and 5th pictures are the low beams and high beams after leveling and testing.All in, happy with these so far. Total install maybe 2-hours including testing at night. Lights seem WAY brighter than OEM halogens, so easily worth the $170-ish if they last!

These lights are very bright, and they look amazing, especially the halo. Installation is pretty straightforward, until you go to adjust them. The set I got were aiming right at the ground, even after adjusting them as far up as the included springs would allow. I ended up needing to add 10, yes 10, washers on each side. Do yourself a favor, and buy a pack of washers when you order these headlights.**UPDATE** I changed my review for these lights from 4 stars to 1 star. A few months in, and the headlights flicker like crazy. It's driving me nuts, I have to take them out. These are cheap garbage, DO NOT BUY!!**2nd UPDATE** I got the flickering issue fixed, and now the lights are great. You will need to change the programming from halogen to LED, or the lights will flicker like crazy. Either buy a Tazer, or set up an appointment at the dealer to change this setting.**3rd UPDATE** After about a year, one of the low beams has stopped working. It turns on, but it isn't putting off nearly as much light as before. These are cheap lights that look really good when they work. My recommendation is to either buy two sets, or spend two or three times as much for quality headlights.

These look amazing on the Jeep. Love the daytime lamp halo