🚗 ZMAUTOPARTS Smoked Tail Brake Lights for 1999-2006 Chevy Silverado/GMC Sierra Pickup Review

You don't normally come here to write this, but it was necessary for that. These lights are absolutely perfect, they fit exactly. I don't understand why people say lightbulbs are unreliable because mine fit and stay in place. Worth buying, don't believe the negatives, I'm sure it's a mistake on your part.

Never do this but I read all the reviews and even figured I would have to use silicone so bought a $3 tube before delivery. It wasn't necessary, these lamps fit like a glove and all the bulbs twist and lock just as well as the originals. My truck is dark gray and these taillights look great. I would highly recommend this product to anyone interested. great product Amazing price.

I used to buy lenses from another brand that had tinted lenses and looked good but I had to trim the plastic a bit to fit. After a few hours of work the previous taillights were fitted and working well but had very poor taillight projection even with LED bulbs. A few months later someone drove into my truck and broke one of the taillights. I bought this set to replace them based on reviews saying they fit well. These taillights fit perfectly and need to be adjusted or trimmed. The tinted lenses

Everything seemed the same until I started installing the headlights. .That puts the wiring in a dilemma and they won't fit anyway. I'm not sure why this is, but once I started installing headlights I noticed I had to twist the bulbs and put pressure on the wires. The bottom small bulb fitted well, the second went in after being turned completely wrong, was loose and wouldn't come out, I damaged the lamp base. I thought I had the wrong side, but no, that's just wrong, or maybe I was sent the…

First I want to say that these lights look sexy! I have a 2003 Chevrolet Silverado Dualli. I need to modify the exhaust area where the assembly is suitable for installation. I was about to ask for a refund but decided I liked the look of these lights. So I figured why not install them and tell you everything that needs to be done. Need a cutting tool - if you have a vibratory cutter, a dremel, zipper saw, saber saw, or even a small handsaw will do. This is for cutting out the plastic section…