Enhance Your 07-13 Silverado with DNA Motoring HL-OH-CSIL07-CH-AM Chrome Amber Headlights! Review

I was very disappointed with these lights because they didn't have dimmers installed. Client who needs this light, John

Look, I can't trust the Revain reviews. My decision was based on reviews not price but it was rubbish. I had to adjust the holes for the lamps to fit the truck cartridges. The plastic is too thin. I wouldn't have installed them if I didn't need a truck that night.

All in all great. but the assembly started to form condensation inside after a little less than a year of use. We strongly recommend adding a better seal to prevent this from happening. And a higher quality adjustment knob would be better. It looks like he's taken off because I can't fit in anymore.

This is the second set and both are shod. The seller replaced. I actually sealed the seams with silicone so I'm not sure where the water got in. It might have bypassed the lightbulb. OEM.

Good headlights, fit better than OEM. Perfect light shade. See my photos, it's 11:00 am. I drive with DARK LED HEADLIGHTS. Without changing the brightness of the light! Arm my truck. The best from both worlds. Easy Installation Just watch videos online how to do it. It's not difficult, 1 hour. Allen screw above 4 adjustment! Sealed them in CLEAR SILICONE for $3.97 at the store. Twist the connectors a little loose but glue a little. a drop of silicone 2 fixed it. Super sharp lights, everything…

Poor fit, poor build quality. I had to salvage parts from the original headlights just to install the high beam bulbs. I had to salvage the water seal covers from the original headlights as the ones that came with the kit didn't fit in their mounts and didn't have a locking lip on the outside. Ring. The brackets feel weak and flimsy. I'll be surprised if they don't fall over and fill with water within the next 6 months. I think you get what you pay for. Lesson learned. Save yourself the hassle…

Obviously cheap but looks decent Good for the price, bulbs fit easily. 2011 Silveradi Tools Required: - 10mm socket/ratchet - Flat blade to pry the plastic rivets on the top cap - Pliers to gently squeeze the back of the grille mounting clips - Phillips head to adjust the beam Notes: - the old adjustment tabs will need to be relocated, white parts, do this before installation - sort of hide the 3rd 10mm bolt in the wheel arch bolt threads towards the center of the truck, you'll see. It is…

So I know they're only about $100 but they're full of little imperfections here and there. The overall look is good, but you can't see that the plastic center bar is long enough that you see a gap at the end of the center section (pictured in another review). All of my bulbs had to be tightened with pliers as the body plastic is barely thick enough to actually work. One of the socket holes didn't even have a slot cutout, I had to file it off, leaving a few dust particles inside the case that…