Auto Dynasty Halogen Headlights Assembly Compatible with Chevy Silverado 1500 2500HD 3500 GMT900 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Driver and Passenger Side, Chrome Housing

Note: One photo is before and one is after replacementMy old headlight housings had gotten quite rough over the years. They had a permanent haze over the lens and it drove me crazy. I got these replacements and it has been a very positive change. They were just as easy to install as is possible. Because of the design of the truck, you have to take the grille off to really get the assembly out, so it is a little involved no matter what.These lined up perfectly with all of the holes and made it really quite easy to install. I did take pictures of the wiring for the old lights beforehand, just to make sure I reinstalled everything exactly as it was. Probably not needed, but I like to be extra careful. The only part that was hard was getting the light bulb harness to click into place. It wasn't too bad and it may have been me doing something wrong, but it only took a few minutes of fiddling to get everything back in.I have now had these installed several months and I have not had any issues with moisture in the housings or anything like that. The lenses are still crystal clear. I have recommended them to other Silverado owners as well.

So far so good, they look amazing and matched up perfectly to my truck!

Installed both sides in about 20 minutes.

Like my headline states, they started out awesome…..then went to yellowing after a year, and started cracking about 4-5 months ago. I thought it was just an outside layer of plastic that was peeling but as i got closer and tried to scrape off what i thought was plastic, was actually the lenses cracking. I barely passed inspection as they technician who serviced my truck brought it to my attention. I had seen it but realized that it had been getting worse. I understand that they’re not made to last forever, the sun, Elements, etc all play a part in the life of the lenses, but yellowing after only a year?! And cracking after 2?! I’d maybe expect 3, maybe 4 years for them to be as bad as they are right now, but not as soon as they did. Maybe that’s just me. But you live and you learn. Not sure if this is the normal life expectancy of these lenses but I may be searching for another vendor very very soon, unless the manufacturer agrees that this was premature wear. Anyone else have this problem so soon?

They look great for the price. They were easy to install and were plug and play. I read two gripes in other reviews. 1) condensation 2) adjustment issues. *****INSTALL TIPS***** 1) Before install: place a bead of silicone around the assembly. Personally I use the clear gorilla glue brand. I have had no issues. Let it dry completely for a couple days. 2) the adjustment screw is like all the rest. It is installed horizontally but if you look at the top after install you will see the teeth. While most can just use a straight or Philips to turn and adjust, they trick you on this one. Look at the pics I added. Use a torx bit that fits the teeth and it’s as easy as turning the screwdriver left and right to adjust. Hope this save people the headache so you can enjoy the looks.

My passenger headlight already has water in it

These were a great fit and price to replace the ones on my father-in-law's Chevy Silverado.

Starting to Peel after 2 years