Review on 🔦 Torchbeam Headlamp Black Housing Replacement for 2009-2014 F150 Truck Amber Reflector Smoked Lens Driver and Passenger Side - F150 Truck Headlight Assembly by Bob Maldonado

Headlight units play an important role in cars these days. Ever since automakers started using plastic over old-fashioned windows, many of us have experienced yellowing and internal fogging. Conversion kits often only work for a short time, so sometimes it's best to completely replace your headlights. The big problem is the cost of OEM headlights made by the automaker. A pair of Ford Original Equipment headlights can cost as much as $300. For less than half the price, you can get an aftermarket trunk set instead. This was the second set I replaced with a 2013 Ford F-150. The other set was of a different brand and in the end the protective coating on the plastic lenses failed which was cracked and damaged. I was selling a truck and didn't want to do it with damaged lenses so I ran for some of these Touchbeam replacement parts. As they announce, they fit this car model perfectly. They are well packaged in the shipping carton, all connectors have been covered with paper plugs to keep dirt out and the lenses themselves have been protected by a thick protective film. A nice touch from these people is the presence of a pair of soft gloves. . Their presence allows you to carefully install new lenses, and also protects the bulbs in your car from getting oil or other substances from your hands when installing them in the housings. All lamp assemblies including the main LED headlights I used fit exactly as expected. The headlight housings snapped into place and looked pretty dazzling once the installation was complete. In fact, the truck was sold a day after installation and the new owner was very happy with its looks and performance. If your current headlight lenses are fogging up and yellowing, you should consider spending money on such replacements instead of using conversion kits that require multiple uses and may not work at all.