Winjet Compatible 1999 2002 Silverado Suburban Review

This looks the same as the original part but the plastic used may be a little weaker than the original as others have said it gives a bit due to the bracket hence only 4 stars. However, it is very easy to replace the bracket with a factory part and it is now as strong as ever. In the photo, both new and old part, the brackets are swapped. Great price and works great so far.

They go well with my Tahoe 04 Tahoe. Suggest putting a bead of clear silicone around the perimeter where the clear lens meets the plastic case. Will last for years. After assembly, apply a bead of silicone to fill the gap between the plastic body and the plastic fender. This provides the necessary stability that others have problems with. This includes lightbulbs. At a great price they look fantastic and come with bulbs. Or go to a GM dealership and pay big bucks.

I agree with most other reviewers that they feel flimsy compared to the stock headlights, but since these are fog lights I don't care (a bit of flex probably doesn't hurt ) I smeared the gaps between the lens and body with silicone to keep moisture out, but this is a quick and easy fix, and with all the money I've saved buying it from my local parts store, I can't complain . Quick and easy installation, it took me 15 minutes to fit both. Would buy again.

I bought these for my 2005 Chevy Tahoe. The headlights I received were of very poor quality and did not fit my Tahoe. Very light plastic, they had streaks of paint and streaks as if they had been sprayed. They were also so weak that they trembled when the car moved. I double checked the 10mm bolts and they were tight and I used the wing nut as many times as I could and they were still loose. I had to send them back. I would not recommend these at all.

I bought these to replace the broken ones I had on my Silverado. It took about ten minutes to change them and all I needed was a 10mm ratchet. There are two screws in the housing on top of the lights that hold everything in place. I connected them to the existing wires and finally got working fog lights. I even drove into some kind of fog. These headlights struck me as very similar to the factory ones and I've looked at a few that cost twice as much, can't imagine they were much better. Very…

They are like original fog lights. Came with bulb and headlights [left and right side]. Works great, very pretty, shine bright. Only downside is they look very flimsy. They don't seem to fit as well as the original, but they work. [They wobble a little, but they're durable]** EDIT— (rated almost a year ago) I won't be changing my star rating. They still work fine. I found a way to pull them up, of course I feel sorry for other oncoming traffic drivers. I replaced the LEDs with them and they…

DO NOT buy these replacement parts! They're cheap, cheap, cheap. The plastic that braces are made of is very soft and flexible, which is not what you want. The lamp assembly is a 90 degree assembly, not a straight lamp assembly, and the factory connector does not "snap" onto the lamp. The camlock socket in the flashlight body that the lamp is inserted into prevents the lamp assembly from "snapping" in place and preventing water from entering the body. If you mount them as they are, the entire…

Purchased to replace the OEM fog lights on my 2005 Chevy Suburban, one of which had lost its lens. These builds fit. You are the right size. However, this is where the similarity ends. The plastic on these items is incredibly soft - you can literally bend and bend the plastic clips by hand. Compare this to an OEM product where the plastic is strong and tough. The feathers on these lanterns had only 8 turns of very soft metal, the feathers literally bounced up and down the pole. Compare this to…