HEADLIGHTSDEPOT Chrome Halogen Headlights Compatible with Chevy Blazer C/K 1500 2500 3500 Suburban 1500 2500 3500 Tahoe Includes Driver and Passenger Side Headlamps 8PC Set with Corners Signal Lights

These are MUCH better than trying to clean the old headlight assemblies. They come with new headlight bulbs ready to plug into the wiring harness. It takes a little bit of time to do the installation however you can do a search on youtube and see a video of the install. You have to remove a bunch of screws and undo some clips to remove the front grill. Once the installation was finished it was obvious how the scratched lens were impacting the transmission of light through the old discolored lenses. This made a huge difference and I think it's really important for safely to ensure you don't let these go too long. This price was extremely reasonable and the results were well worth the effort. I have a 99 Chevrolet Tahoe and all of these components fit perfectly. I personally wouldn't recommend using electric tools to install this as you could easily crack the plastic if you get carried away with the torque on the screws. One other tip I have is you do need to aim the lights after you do this installation. I didn't do that right away and the first time I used them I noticed they were pointing upwards. You have to get on level ground and point them at your garage door or other perpendicular surface and adjust one of the screws on top of the headlight assemblies to get them level. Aiming them isn't a big deal however you can't skip that step or you won't get the full benefit. There are no instructions with this so check out the installation and headlight aiming videos on youtube.

Fantastic deal. Very inexpensive, and includes everything including the bulbs. I had issues getting the old lamps out, but that was more due to the age of the lamps and the brush guard on the truck. The new ones go in without hassle once you get the old ones removed. My advice is that you park in front of a wall and turn your current headlamps on before starting, and mark with tape where the beams hit so you can adjust the new ones to point to the same place. If not, you may end up like me at first, with the lamps aimed too high, which can blind oncoming drivers and when you are by yourself on a dark road you won't be able to see anything. It is striking how little you can see if your lamps are pointed up too high. Of course, you could go thru the whole aiming process, or take it somewhere to get aimed after you install, but you will be able to get things lined up almost perfectly if you just take the time to mark where the light hits a wall before you start. You would of course need to mark where the vehicle was too if you move it in the meantime, but these do not take long to install so you should be able to get it all done at one time. After installing the new lamps, I can see much better than I could with the old cloudy ones. No need to add additional lighting like I was originally considering. If yours are cloudy, do yourself a favor and get these.

They fit great and look stock! Just as bright as my wife’s 2015 Yukon. One adjustment screw takes a Phillips and the other a t-15 torx. If you don’t have the ford screw driver then you should throw a cheap one in your cart. Headlights come with bulbs preinstalled, you’ll need the ambers for the signals tho. Overall, very easy install (watch a YouTube video) and easy adjustment. My ‘98 chevy lights up the night! EDIT: Now that winter is here I have found a major flaw. There is a lot of light directed upward. More so than any other vehicle I’ve driven in the snow. It’s like cruising in the millennium falcon times 10. Very hard to see.

The headlights and blinker lights fit in just fine, I'd say easy to install, but it's a 23 yr old truck, nothing goes as planned. Ended up having to take off the front clip to get the lights in and that was a pain but they work well and look great. The marker light and top reflectors don't fit my truck, as it's a GMC, not a Chevy. Will attempt to trim them but I'll probably break them.

Inexpensive, looks great, and amazing packaging that you won't want to throw away. WTF is up with the packaging overkill. This company puts out a very high quality product and they look wonderful on my truck. Be VERY careful you pay attention to which part goes where or you will waste a lot of time during install. I'm not sharing my stupidity in that regard.

I ordered a complete set of headlight and turn signal housings for my 91' Silverado to replace the dull, weathered lens. The product arrived in no time and the packaging was top drawer. I note things like that to indicate how much this outfit cares about what they're selling. Installation was a bit time consuming because the grill is plastic and you have to take care. But with the grill off I could tend to things like sweeping the bugs off the condenser and lubing the hood latch stuff. The only issue was that the side marker lenses didn't fit because they were for a newer truck. I depended on the "fitment" note at the top of the product page that stated "these fit a 91' K2500" ( I think Amazon includes that, not Headlight Depot.), when the packing slip noted they were for a 94' to 99. I might call to see about exchanging them or I might call it a wash because I'm very happy with what I got and installed. The lenses that counted (headlights and turn indicator lenses) fit perfectly.