🚙 Hooke Road 7-inch Headlight Mount Bracket Ring Replacement for Jeep Wrangler JK & Unlimited 2007-2018 Review

I was worried about the LEDs not flickering and they didn't flicker at all. It's amazing how much better the stock headlights I replaced in my 2008 Wrangler are. Buy it with confidence. I ended up buying fog lights because I really liked them and as a bonus they look so pretty!

The product is not as strong and stiff as the original part. It flexes a lot and I was concerned when installing it that the headlight would not remain stable. However, after installing the part and fixing the headlight and ring frame, it became beautiful and durable after the final installation. Everything else fits perfectly and works great.

The plastic used is much better than the original hard plastic used on the Jeep JKU. This product offers more flexibility and is suitable for OEMs without any problems or modifications. This is the type of plastic the Jeep should be using, not the hard plastic that tore/ripped me off so easily that I was forced to replace it. great product

Clearly my old bucket on the right fell and trying to fit a new headlight broke one of the plastic tabs holding it. I could have just tied them together, but they were inexpensive and still let me adjust my headlight. worth your money. The new headlights fit perfectly and the bracket is of good quality and should last a long time.

The right block was easy. The LH block was the main pain. It wasn't in the circle. Had to install the light on the bezel on the bench before installing the assembly on the jeep. Place the metal ring, tighten the four screws and compress with a carpenter's clamp until the grooves line up. Tighten the cosmetic ring screws and loosen the clamp. Hooke's bezel is now slightly warped but intact. Plastic is more flexible than OEM. There is not much certainty that they will last.

The plastic isn't ribbed, it's softer so it doesn't break that easily. The lamp fits perfectly into the niche. When you attach the ring to hold the headlight, the holes don't line up perfectly (not that big of a problem). The biggest problem is that the ring doesn't fit the light exactly because the clamps you screw into aren't as deep as the factory clamps. I solved this problem by putting some thin strips of rubber behind the lantern to push it out a bit. Again, no end of the world at this…