AUTOSAVER88 Headlight Assembly - Compatible with 07-13 Chevy Silverado 1500/07-14 Silverado 2500HD 3500HD - Replacement Headlamp with Black Housing, Amber Reflector, and Clear Lens Review

It's been 3 months and I've washed it almost twice a week and still no leakage or condensation. I am very satisfied with this product and the way it is made just like original GM headlights. I have a monthly wash subscription and drive at least twice a week and sometimes 4-5 times a week. Still no problem and this is the latest photo for this week.

The lens looks very beautiful. Fits very well in my 2009 Silverado. Very careful job removing and installing the headlights on this car. The deflector in the sealed lens is held in place by 1 Phillips screw which has been loosened inside the lens causing the lamp deflector to wobble back and forth. Luckily I was able to put some super glue through the hole in the lamp and glue it in place. Also, the lens came with both bottom supports broken. I also glued them with super glue. Superglue saved…

They arrived well packaged, no problems. Installation was easy and straightforward. I would highly recommend watching a YouTube video on installation to ensure it matches your installation options. I would also recommend new bulbs at this point as you have full access to all VS bulbs changing bulbs when the headlight assembly is on the vehicle. Lens. Not sure why. No visible external damage.

Bought these headlights in December 2017. The passenger headlight is OK, but the driver's side headlight chrome has started to peel off inside the headlight. I noticed it about 2 weeks after purchase but figured it wouldn't be a problem. Now I have condensation in this very headlight. The chrome that started to crumble is about a quarter the size now and I still have condensation in my headlight. It's been a month now :( So I think your chances are about 50/50 with these headlights. UPDATE…

I read the reviews and realized there was a fogging problem so I bought a tube of black permatex and sealed every part of the lens that mated with the body , it looked fishy. On my first inspection I didn't see any areas that weren't sealed, but I didn't want to risk it. as long as everything is in order and does not fog up on all sides even after dousing with water. If this changes I will update. Installation was easy. One downside is that the headlight adjuster is in a narrow spot at the back

My truck headlights were cloudy so I tried these LED headlights and they had a lot of problems. So I got these to go back to the 'regular' reliable headlights for my truck. They matched the original perfectly. You transfer your current lamps and cables. I made it myself for about 3 hours using only hand tools. Lots of videos online showing how to do it, and if you're a shadow mechanic you can replace them yourself. It's a lot cheaper than buying from a butterfly dealer. While these aren't fancy

I would rate it 5 stars but there were no instructions on how to set/align the light. I figured out how to set up the horizontal axis, but have no idea about the vertical axis. For reference, I had a license from the state of California to adjust the headlights. Another note on adjustment, the Original Equipment headlamp assemblies make access to the adjustment nut easier since you can access it directly from above with a screwdriver. The adjusting nut on them is located on top, but access to…

Installed on a 2007 Chevy Silverado Crew Cab. Installation was fairly easy. Getting the old headlights out was harder than installing the new ones. I had to move a little to put everything right. Do not tighten any of the 3 mounting screws until everything is in place. The biggest disappointment was that the aerator was substandard and very difficult to reach once the headlights are installed. Not a big deal but I had to reuse the two mounting screws while new lights don't come with new ones. I