🚗 Enhance Your Chevrolet Full Size Truck with AnzoUSA 111299 Black/Clear Low-Brow Style Headlight Review

The headlights are very well made and instead of glue there are metal clips holding the lenses in place which makes installing the projectors a lot easier for me. They've been on my truck for a few years now and they still look great. The reason for only 4 stars is that while they are easy to set up and align, the high and low beams are not pointing in the same direction, so my lows are correct and my highs are pointing to the sky. That's why I make projectors. Nevertheless a very good product.

I bought these because I like LED brows and Anzo is a brand I have used in the past with good results. Super installed and looks great, I connected my eyebrows to my parking lights. If you buy black, I recommend lighter colored pears. The only downside is that headlight adjusters are cheap like many other aftermarket headlights for these trucks. Mine worked when first installed but after about 6 months I set them up and broke one. Luckily, Anzo guaranteed no questions. I would recommend them.

Bought these hoping to get a pair that all regulators worked in. But the up/down switch on the passenger side doesn't work. The headlight bulbs that come with the kit seem to be pretty weak. I installed LEDs and am very satisfied with the light output. The supplied instructions are incorrect and do not contain electrically conductive devices. There is a 194 bulb that illuminates the inside of the lens, it looks bang with LED eyebrows, a 194 bulb completes the look. If the price was lower I…

Purchased on my 99 K1500 Suburban. They are installed in the same way as stock lights and include new bulbs. I had a little trouble connecting because I also ordered LED turn signals which are polarized so you need an LED turn signal block in addition to the resistors on them. I posted a video of my connection solution if you have all 3. Other than that they are great lights and they look classy. I'd say they don't look like what you'll find in Pimp My Ride, more like how GMC would fit if they…

I bought these lights and thought they looked great on my '98 Silverado 2500. I hooked up a halo and thought they look great too. I bought LED lights for them, plugged them in and waited for it to get dark to set them up. When I turned on the low beams, the passenger side was much brighter than the driver's side and had an odd light pattern. Then I turned on the high beams and there were 3 LAYERS OF THE BEAM IMAGE. The first layer was pointing straight at the ground, the second layer was…

Read all other reviews. This makes this the best aftermarket replacement you can get. Anzo USA receives high reviews. First, they are made in Taiwan, which is 10 times better than China. I made spare parts in China, they are all complete. They lick, they wobble and you can't adjust them. Now some people have said they removed the adjustment mechanism. I hope they knew how to loosen the 10mm locking pins that are sticking out. After loosening them, set one with 10 torque and the other with a…

6 hours later and they look great on my 93 Z71 Suburban. The problem is the adjustment screws. I have read many posts where people have complained and others where they have said to loosen the set screws first. Trust me, I loosened them up first. This is my third set of aftermarket headlights for my truck and while they look the best, the adjuster screws really suck. I think glue or hot plastic gets into the adjuster assembly during assembly and just blocks it. 1 adjustment screw on each…

Lights installed in a 1998 K1500, while a perfect fit, were far from adjustable. They are made in Twain and the up/down button was removed when I adjusted it. (I managed to fix it) I replaced all the bulbs (because the ones they might be with were dull yellow) with Sylvania Ultra bulbs (164/194 side bulbs) and replaced them. I still can't adjust low beam shadow (bottom low beam LEDs may not be present on DRLs as they are not visible.). The instructions (yes they were included!) said the water…