OE Style

The old headlight housings in my truck were shot, one of the bulbs exploded and melted the inside of the housing. I got these as a cheap replacement and I love them. I love that they come with the headlight bulbs (not the turn signal nor running light bulbs though, just headlight which is fine), even if they aren’t the greatest beam. These housings feel quite nice and were super easy to put in. I watched 5 seconds of a video to figure out where the bolts were and they went in super easy. Some people had issues with the screws being tight for holding the housings together but mine came out easily and went back in easily. I’m super happy with the clarity of the lenses and they would provide amazing view if you use a better grade halogen bulb. The bulbs that came with them will do the job just fine though. Overall, great quality, great fit, little to no adjustment needed, and good visibility straight out of the box.

I actually took 6 days reviewing, calling, and shopping different manufacturers. Doing a in depth research I settled on these head lights. Not only are they made superior to Chrysler's lamps, they are way cooler looking on the Durango. Lens is thicker, fits perfect, installation was 15 mins and simple. Small ratchet/10 mil socket with extension, five point hex for the middle screw in between the upper and lower lens first off. The only issue is you need four standard clear bulbs for the turn signal and lower lens. It states bulbs included, yet that only the halogens. Still highly recommend these especially for those who live in a rural area as I do in the hill country of Texas...Deer every where at night. Very bright, yet not annoying like the European halogens... Bohdi Knows...Peace

I have bought other brand aftermarket headlight housings. Like Spec D Very low quality. When I opened my front door the shipping box was huge very well packaged. The quality of the headlight housing was excellent OEM even better . Definitely will use this headlight brand for other vehicles

These were pretty good. A little junkyard to put in. But they worked.

Have a 2004 dodge Dakota. These lights for perfectly.

Looks great, good price and easy to install. Came with new headlight bulbs included and those are expensive. Keep your original rubber trim pieces for reuse, though. The new trim supplied did not fit very well. I cleaned mine up with Back to Black and they look like new. I also replaced the turn signal lights with LED lamps and they look great and are cheaper than the original ones.

They fit like a glove! The original rubber air ducts line up perfectly, the bulb holders are great, lens clarity, mounting points are perfect! Swapped out the bulbs for Phillips, but, other than that, used them as they came out of the box. Super happy!

This is pretty much standard fare for aftermarket headlight assemblies. They feel flimsy, I don't expect them to last too long, and there are fitment issues. I don't want to pick on these specific assemblies too much because, really, they all suffer from the same issues and are probably made in the same factories. For these ones specifically, though, I did have to modify them slightly to fit my 1999 Dodge Dakota. The thing I had to modify was the socket that one of the bulbs is supposed to lock into on the assembly was not correctly aligned so I had to use side cutters to cut off the little stop tab that is supposed to lock the bulb into the correct position. If I hadn't modified that one socket, the assembly would not have fit together with the bulb installed. But, again, that's a very common occurrence with any aftermarket car parts that you find these days. It's not like OEM where you can usually just install it and go. All in all they look fine and they work, with some modification, and are a lot brighter than the original hazy assemblies they replaced. I wish we could go back to having glass and metal headlight assemblies instead of these flimsy plastic ones that need to be replaced every couple years.