🚙 HERCOO LED License Plate Light White Lamp with Red OLED Neon Tube for Frontier Armada Titan Xterra, Equator Pickup Truck - Pack of 2 Review

Fits very well but don't use the included foam. Otherwise it doesn't fit. Not sure why they supply foam for the lights. There was no foam in the headlights that came with the truck.

Installation is pretty easy. I did not use the foam padding that came with it. I would not contact him. I also had to use a screwdriver on the back to fully engage the clip behind the bumper. Very light and I like the red markings on the outside. All in all a nice addition.

The electrical connection is very good and easy. Fitting into the bumper license plate recess is very difficult and required cutting the plastic to make it snap into place. The latches differed in the allowable size of the bumper material (see photo). I just installed them but the brightness seems good. They serve for several years.

Installed on a 2007 Frontier. Very easy to install (less than 5 minutes). I lost one of the original headlight housings at the car wash but noticed the other one was a bit loose so I figured it was time to upgrade it. I didn't use the gaskets that came with it, but I did use dielectric grease to seal the connectors. They are cozier than the old ones and look great!

First impressions were good, they looked good and seemed to be durable. However, problems arose during the installation. On the first attempt I tried to install, the clip broke off immediately, it is impossible to install. The second time I got to the spot, the gap between the clip and the main body wasn't big enough to snap into the bumper, which again is impossible to install without manually modifying the clip. I don't know if it's bad design or bad quality control but either way I couldn't…

I love how bright it is. Much cleaner than my old Hazy. But they don't really match the Nissan Titan. Look at the photos. The body of my stock headlight is cracked as can be seen in one of the photos. To use these new lights I will cut the tab/clip with a dremel and then fill the holes with automotive grade silicone. Let it dry for a day and then attach 3M double-sided tape. Apply some electrical grease to the connectors as the pigtail will protrude from the case. Then wipe the bumper with…

Some good points. 1) Cheaper than the stock 2) Brighter than the stock and a few more red lights in the back never hurts! 3) Should draw less current if you left the headlights on (minor detail). Not very good things, 1) Not waterproof. It appears that there are lightbulbs inside, but water gets into the case at the back where the cables are routed. So if you're going off-road / maybe have a lot of rain you can get water in your lenses. (Time will tell.) 2) The foam padding is too thick…