🚗 AUTOSAVER88 Projector Headlight Assembly kit for 2003-2006 Avalanche Silverado 1500 2500 3500/2007 Silverado Classic, Black Housing with Clear Reflector Review

This was a direct replacement for the stock headlights. It was necessary to connect two wires, which was not easy. There was condensation in my OEM headlights and I wanted the headlights to look modern and they did their job well. I couldn't find a single spotlight that really interested me. I love her!

They look great! So glad we bought them. I bought these for my boyfriend because the headlights we had before were junk. You couldn't see the street at all. Nothing about it was dirty, very hard. They're not very bright, but they definitely do the job. Nothing some LED bulbs wouldn't fix. Very happy with it.

They are cute, I really like them. The DRL wires on the top are connected back to front, black is + and the crimp connectors they came with didn't want to pierce the thin wire on the bottom ones, I used butt connectors. I shut them down with a screw, pulled out the headlight fuse, I don't know why, turned it a few turns and replaced the fuse, everything is fine now and the projectors have a good cut-off. Note that they use H1 bulbs and not standard 9006/5 bulbs. Otherwise they make a good…

Headlights came with small flaws, but basically everything is fine. I was waiting for them to arrive so I immediately set about installing them and on the pole a few LEDs didn't work right away. I would like to contact autosaver88 so that we can solve your problem, but I can't find a way. I want to keep the headlights and disassemble them myself and fit reversing lights into the bar lights, just don't want to pay full price for a defective item.

I've been through 2 sets of headlights since I ordered these headlights in December 2020. I had the first set, the passenger side light bar went out, now both headlights have gone out. If I had a different return policy I would send them back too, but I'll have to eat the $250 bill and go back to regular headlights. They look really cool and give my truck a clean look but looks aren't everything and unfortunately these headlights don't match the price. Very disappointed.

Put them in my truck and hooked everything up leaving the top DRLs unhooked because I didn't have time to plug them in. Adjusted the headlights and was very disappointed with the light output. I ordered a HIDS kit for the low beam and LEDs for the high beam, the high beam doesn't fit at all and I haven't had a chance to try the low beam but it doesn't look like it. 10 days after I bought them the low beam bulb was burned out so now I really can't see anything without the high beams on, wanted…

Some important information for those of you who want to buy it. They offer 2 different styles. 1 with projector headlight style, and the other is more like the original. I have the projector style. The downside of the projector style is that the H3 bulb you have to use really doesn't put out much light and even with LED you don't get as much light as stock. It's not dangerously dark, just not light. You look great though. If you're really concerned about light output, I'd recommend going with a

I didn't like the way the halos looked on the Cateye Silverados and put off buying projectors until I found these. Worth the wait. If you are interested in them then they are worth the money. Here's my full review: Bulbs: You can use your old signal/running light bulbs, except for the mini bulb on the side, as the bottom DRL rods plug into the mini bulb socket. For low and high beam, use H3 style bulbs found at AutoZone and other parts stores if you need to replace them. You can upgrade to LED…