🚙 AUTOSAVER88 Headlight Assembly and Bumper Lights for 1994-2002 Chevy Suburban Silverado Tahoe C/K 1500/2500/3500 GMC Suburban Yukon Pickup Truck Review

They fit my 1995 Chevy k1500 well. It was easy to install. The only issues are that the bulbs are slightly different, one being slightly brighter than the other and not having as noticeable edges in the light thrown, and the parking lights/parking lights do not have a thread pattern on the nipples where the nuts are attached. but I could still tighten them enough.

This particular truck is white red blue 1990/1997 Frankenstein but with very little effort it all fits and looks good. Just cut off a small socket and only use 3 screws and it will probably all fit. Buy new threaded nuts for side indicators. Headlights come with bulbs and sockets. The bottom set uses existing sockets and you still need to buy new lightbulbs.

If you can get these things sitting HERE, that's a five star rating. Nice and bright, maybe I still need to tinker a bit, but these thoughts have some serious play when attached to the truck. There are four screws to adjust the POA beam as I've noticed it might be me, I hope that's the case. Otherwise they're awfully bright with fanless LED lights, maybe 5x more than factory for a truck. Some putty might fix that.

I've had them for about a year now and they are amazing headlights, I haven't had any moisture issues and they weren't that difficult to install, you have to remove the grille to remove the stock bracket to fit a new bracket with headlights. You can also use HID or LEDs with these lights to make them look really good. You will also need to purchase 2 amber LEDs for the side turn signals if you want to fit the ones that come with the headlights. Next. Best headlight for the price! :)

The item listed in the description fits my 1994 GMC Yukon well. Well when my mechanic installed the headlights the fit was loose. if you touch the headlights, you can "wiggle" them; They don't fit as promised. My mechanic wrote that fact down on my work order. I asked my mechanic to install them as I really trust my mechanic who I have worked with for over 18 years. I don't have anyone to install my headlights and I can't do it myself. My mechanic told me that he was concerned that if I hit a…

High quality lens seal that does not require additional sealant like most other lower priced builds like this kit. Metal adjustment fittings - a definite plus. This kit also comes with stock headlight bulbs. Replacing an old kit, as most people do because of moisture getting into the lamp housing, saves you the expense of buying additional lamps. I swapped out all assemblies as they came rather than disassembling the new and old kits and combining the new lens with the old mount as is necessary

A mechanic friend and I installed this product on my 1997 Chevrolet Silverado 1500. Parts worked as usual for about a week. The setting went wrong: the headlights on the passenger side shone to the left of the lane, but everything was fine on the driver's side. Removed the grid again to see what happened. The plastic housing has come loose (broken) around the adjustment screws for vertical adjustment and one spot for lateral adjustment. We used JB welding, fixed the broken plastic and…

After we removed the grille on our 1997 Chev K2500 pickup truck, it was a plug, install the stock brackets and play with the operation. The hardest part was trying to remove the plastic grille because GM has a poor attachment design for cleats and even the dealer service dept next to me didn't know how to detach the lower portion of the grille from the bottom tabs. The installed light assemblies are amazing and work brightly. The installation makes the front of the truck look like a new truck…

Very good quality for the price. Factory lights are thicker and heavier, but also more expensive. A pair of corner lights and reflectors one-way; They look cheap as if they were an afterthought with no regard for style or function. YMMV. They came with all 4 headlight bulbs and none of the other 6. No need to buy your own halogens, especially those stupid 100 watt ones. A word of caution: the turn signals/parking lights have a textured silver frame and if you have black screws on your old…