🚗 Fog Lamp Set Replacements for Jeep Chrysler Dodge Pickup Truck SUV - Fog Lights Lamps Pair, CH2592135 Review

I bought another set last year and they were totally wrong from another company. They are the same as the OEM units and include bulbs, although I wasn't sure if they were. My Grand Cherokee looks like new again, it should have been a long time ago!

Perfect for 2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee. The installation process took me no longer than 15-20 minutes. The quality of the bulbs inside is very good and the fog lights themselves are of excellent quality. This is the best price I could find and to be honest it's very competitive. Highly recommend this seller for this product.

Perfect fit at a great price. My 2008 Grand Cherokee didn't have fog lights. I pulled out the inserts and installed them in half an hour. In my case the wiring was already there. I had a switch installed and they work fine. They look a lot better than the old inserts. I am very happy with this purchase.

I replaced the headlights and fog lights at the same time. If you only make fog lights, you don't need to remove the grille or bumper. But if your headlights are cloudy, I recommend replacing them and the fog lights at the same time. I got the fog lights and headlights from the same company, they are good quality and easy to fit. I even thought it was funny!

Perfect for my 2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Easy to install: no screws included. but those from existing lights work fine (2 for each light). I really like the side glow from these lights as it illuminates a good portion of the curb in front of and on both sides of the car. The light from the included lamps is a bit warm. It's easy to tell apart from my headlights.

My old fog lamp lenses were very fogged up and cracked, leaking moisture and the bulbs blew out within a few weeks. I needed new cans of fog lights for my car and the cost of an OEM replacement was out of the question. I found them at Revain and they got good reviews. They fit perfectly on my 2005 Dodge Dakota. Installation required removing the bumper fascia so I had my mechanic do the actual installation. They're like new decorations for the front of my Dakota.

2005 Dodge Dakota. These lamps are better than the original! Bright! Clean! Nothing extra to buy. One note: getting the old ones out was a bit of a hassle. The plastic front bumper got a bit stiff with age so the old ones took a bit of picking out. Don't worry, take your time and they will pop out. After pushing the old ones forward (so they are "free”), start pushing/prying them forward at an angle with the top part. It's just a piece of an old bumper snagging on the lamp housing; once you get

Fairly easy to install on a 2006 Jeep Commander. Replaced old fogged headlights. Install by gaining access to the lights through the door in the wheel arch. Disconnect the wiring harness. It is held in place by two torx screws. Once removed, there are three plastic clips that you need to push up or down to unlock. It is very likely that they will break due to age. Then you can pull out the headlights from the front by tilting them up a little. Install new headlights. The new housing clips snap…

Not OEM! I bought it because of the many positive reviews. You get what you pay for and at $30 a pair I would suggest paying $90 a pair for OEM. moisture inside due to poor sealing) are just as heavy and strong, use cheaper metal screws and just don't compare to OEM. Yes they claim to be OEM but when compared to each other they are not the same. I have chosen not to install these assemblies due to significant differences. Yes, they cost more, but find a dealer coupon and replace them with…