🚦 Enhance Your Chevrolet with Anzo USA 511048 Full Amber LED Parking Light Assembly - Sold in Pairs for Ultimate Illumination Review

These LED lights look great on my '98 Chevy pickup truck. The lenses are crystal clear, the LEDs shine beautifully, it looks beautiful, my truck separate from everyone else

A waste of $100 got them installed after the terrible step by step instructions and they won't buy at all if you want your light back leave it me know i will be happy to send them there, junk i want my money back

Unhappy with the way they sit. The back of the headlights is not the same as factory and hits the stock fairing behind the headlights before tightening the bolts. You will crack the headlight housing if you tighten it enough to close the gap between the headlight and the grille. Poorly made.

Headlights look great, Headlights fit BUT LED bulbs inside have burned out after 2000 miles. The system is closed so you cannot open it and replace burnt out (3 bulbs) bulbs. If you could change the lightbulbs I would give 5 stars. With three lightbulbs in such a short time, you're not wasting your money.

You need to be careful when installing as the tabs are not very strong and can tear where they screw into the light body. So you can't tighten it all the way, you have to tighten it enough or it will break. It happened to me, one broke. and I had to order a few more and only sell them in pairs.

Looks great on my son Chevy K1500 4x4 88. Added LED flasher relay. The only problem I had was that the socket for the interior light on the passenger side was against the radiator support. I replaced the original connector with the one that came with the LED marker. Installed transformers below the LED markers. It turned out very nice.

It says it fits my 1988 k1500 and it kind of does. The first thing I always do after selling silicone, that's what I did in the first place. I went to install and found that the back of the case was not offset like standard units and I had to cut the heatsink bracket to match the grille. I then had to enlarge the 4 mounting holes as the holes didn't line up very well. Once I did that everything went back to normal and the light got bright, which also required you to plug in the correct plug…