AUTOSAVER88 Headlight Assembly Compatible with 1999 2000 2001 2002 Chevy Silverado 1500 2500 1500HD 2500HD 3500/2000-2006 Tahoe Suburban Headlamp Pair with Bumper Lamp Chrome Housing Amber Reflector

Fit perfectly in my vehicle improved the vision immediately. And this simple addition or replacement, I should say, made my vehicle look much better condition than it did previously with the faded headlights.Definitely recommend this kind of upgrade for anyone that wants to sell their vehicle or just wants better nighttime vision

Perfect fit looks great

Fits perfectly installed easily. Others have complimented the look Price is right

I think these are solid for what you’re paying for. The look is modernized and has really made my car look newer, however some of the quality issues other people have pointed out have become apparent as I’ve had these for a little bit of time now. I’m noticing the seal coming apart especially on the lower lights which I’m not sure is from the heat of bulbs radiating off or just a weak seal to begin with. I also had a little bit of trouble with the socket install in these as not all of the units had proper openings for the bulbs to fit so that was a slight hassle, but with some modifications made it work. That all being said I think these are good for what you’re paying for, but when installing I’d suggest to definitely add a silicone seal on yourself or you risk having to take out and do again like I’m going to have to since they’re coming apart.

Look, first off.. I'm a professional working on my own junk at home. I thought I'd save some serious money.. but unfortunately Chinese quality control strikes again!! 2001 Chevy suburban Z-71 The lower set fits fine(DRL-directional lamps).. the upper set does not fit correctly, I had to loosen the chrome facia in order to get the composite lamps into position. I had to fight with the 2 retaining pins in order to get them lined up on BOTH sides. Then I waited until dark and attempted to adjust the lights.. they didn't move. The adjustment fasteners just spin in place, stripped out from the factory. I went for a test drive.. I live in the country, lights were pointed at the ground. Day 2, removed the assemblies and attempted to swap the OEM composite lamps mounting hardware. Unfortunately they are designed slightly different. I found that these mounting and adjustment molded plastic and fasteners are incredibly inferior to the OEM setup.. I understand that they're also $410 less expensive for the upper set alone... But c'mon man.. Unfortunately I was unable to swap the mounts. Waited until nightfall, attempted to loosen the 2 security fasteners to allow for more adjustments... Unfortunately I was unable to correct the direction of the beam and secure the lamps at the same time. Tomorrow morning I will either buff and recoat the oem lenses (which lasts maybe 6 months), or disassemble both sets and swap the lens covers using my oven. Needless to say I am extremely unimpressed after reading so many positive reviews here. I highly discourage anyone attracted by the price. 5 stars for brightness because they are infact clear, but I can't give 0 stars for the rest. AA engineering, certificate diesel/heavy equipment and alternative fuels maintenance and repair.

Good fitment and I'm using factory bulbs. The difference in this housing and factory housing is huge as far as light quality.

PROs: 1. The clear lenses and the black backing looks great with my truck's black grille. It's amazing how much better the whole front end of the truck looks just from changing to these lights. 2. Although the housing is black, the lenses are clear - not smoked - so even though you're getting a way better look, you're not paying for it with dimmed lighting. That's the thing that sold me on these. 3. The price is nice, no doubt about it. At first I was surprised at how inexpensive it was for the entire set, until I received them. Then it all made sense, because they are kind of cheaply made. CONs: 1. As others have mentioned, the backend of these housings are a bit flimsy. This is especially noticeable when you go to adjust them. I didn't find the different screw heads (for adjustment) to be a big issue, just the fact that they are so flimsy they don't leave you with a lot of confidence they're going to stay in place, especially when the truck bounces around such as travelling over rough terrain, snow plowing, etc. Time will tell. (And, by the way, YES, you will definitely need to adjust them after installing, otherwise you run a huge risk of blinding others on the road. Don't be that guy. You're a grown man. Adjust your freaking headlights.) 2. One other thing mentioned by others - the seal around the lens doesn't appear to be watertight, so you will have issues if you install them as-is. So I bought a tube of 100% silicone, but black in color (search "ge silicone ii black" here on Amazon - or get it at your local hardware store). The black nicely blends with the black housing, plus it won't "yellow" over time like clear silicone. Anyway - I put a bead of silicone around them at the seam where the lens meets the housing, one section at a time, and then "flattened" the bead with my finger. I've had them installed for about a three weeks, during which time we've received probably 3-6 months worth of rain, and I haven't had any moisture issues. So sealing them with black silicone before you install them is definitely the way to go. (Black RTV would work too - but probably a bit overkill.) 3. For the headlamp housing, getting the light sockets into the receptacles was a bit challenging, because they don't necessarily line up the way the OEM ones do. The wiring harness won't cooperate with the way you have install and twist the sockets. I had to unplug the headlight socket from the harness, install the socket (and bulb) in the headlamp housing, then plug it back into the harness. 4. The Running Light housings (what this seller is calling the "bumper lights") gave me a little trouble on install. The passenger side housing installed with zero problems. The drivers side housing, for whatever reason, did not want to stay "clipped in". I *gently* sort of bent out the clip to give it a little more "bite" and "springiness", which seems to have worked. I've driven about 1000 miles with them, and they haven't fallen out yet! I have a few other tricks up my sleeve if they start falling out. Not a huge deal - but just more evidence that they are cheaply made with poor quality control. BOTTOM LINE: If you know your way around a garage, and understood at least 80% of what I was talking about above, go ahead and give these a try, taking care to pay attention to the potential problem areas I mentioned. The price is right! I will attempt to update this review if I experience any unreasonable issues.

I was hesitant given some of the negative reviews but I'm so happy with these, my old tahoe had needed an upgrade for several years now and I purchased these clear silver headlights with clear turn signals, paired them with orange/amber turn signal bulbs and absolutely love them. I even put amber bulbs in my daytime running lights, but I only used the lens because these are made just like my factory ones so I just swapped the mounting hardware out, by doing that I avoided having to adjust these new lights, I truly love how it turned out. I also bought amber fog light bulbs and love them paired with these.