DWVO Headlight Assembly Compatible with Tundra 2007-2013/ Sequoia 2008-2017 Chrome Housing Amber Reflector (Not suitable for vehicle with electric adjustment function)

The double hockey sticks look good installed. Scored a returned box for one hundred and twelve buckaroos. The lights fit the contours of the fenders and everything fit perfect (2007 SR5 Double Cab). Included halogen bulbs are much brighter than original. The LED looks good and is also bright, dunno if they'll last but I got the fifteen buckaroo warranty, and to preserve life of the LED I wired it to the low beam wiring (head light portion not original wiring) with T-Taps so that they only come on with the low/high lights instead of during the day. The bulb sockets for blinker and side marker are reused, so make sure to clean rubber gasket really well and fully seat for water proof. Funny, I didn't even know there were side marker lights because you can't change them or reach them with out taking the headlight out, so do yourself a favor and put an LED T10 bulb in it. Originally bought all led, but out of the 8 leds (hi/low/blinker/daytime led) a few weren't working so I returned. This has less wire clutter than some adapter solutions and don't cost four five hundred.

Looks good on my Tundra

Fairly easy to install, hardest part was the hookups underneath the assembly where the optional headlight wiper and fluid squirter are connected. Even if you don't have the wipers, there is still the portion inside that is connected. Overall it's still only about 5 mins to remove.Sadly there is a spot on the top of the headlight assembly that is disintegrating due to exposure to the elements. I first noticed condensation inside the case (at the 2.5 year mark) and found a cracked area on both sides. When I touched the crack, it completely fell apart just in that spot. I dried it out and resealed with gorilla tape and silicone. (Pro Tip: I completely sealed the case halves with clear silicone before the initial installation 3 years ago. I learned that lesson the hard way with Toyota OEM headlights many years ago.)This wasn't a big deal for me and I would purchase again if necessary, due to the price point versus dealership OEMs. Just gotta be aware of what to reinforce before it becomes a problem.

I’m not a car repair person but this was an easy install and they look great compared to the old ones! We will have to see how well they hold up and if needed how the customer support is.

I had high hopes for this product, as there were many positive reviews and the price was reasonable.I received the headlights on March 7th and tried to install the passenger side light on the 11th. I quickly found that the light assembly doesn't fit on my 2008 Toyota Tundra Limited Double Cab, even though it indicates that it should.In the photos you will see that the outboard (closest to fender) top retainer doesn't fit over the guide, the bottom right clip isn't low enough to lock into the metal retainer, the outside lower bolt hole doesn't come close to the fender, so you can't install the bolt, and there's a gap along the edge of the light and fender, where it should seal or fit close.My hope was to reach out to the sellers customer support to see if this could be resolved quickly, but the only options I could find were Amazon support, which hS no options for this situation, doing a return, or leaving a review.I'm choosing to leave a review and hopefully the seller will reply and we can.fix this. If not. I'll request return and get lights from somewhere else.

NOTE: This part does not come with bulbs, as described, so you will be using your factory bulbs and harnesses. You will not need to remove the bulbs from the harnesses, just carefully twist to remove your bulbs from the OEM headlight assembly. Make sure your bulbs are secured when placing them into this part.I had condensation fill up the passenger side after two weeks, then rain, and I thought one or more of the bulbs had not been fully twisted into place. Upon inspection, I had indeed reinstalled the bulbs properly... it appears the seal around the assembly was bad (and probably something that is very difficult to check by the seller). I did dry the headlight out in the sun for a day and reinstalled. It still leaks.I contacted the seller and received and immediate response, offering a refund or replacement. As the assembly looks fantastic and factory, I wanted to keep them. I opted for a replacement, and the seller shipped out the new product immediately. I have not had a chance to replace the part yet because of bad weather.I am super happy with the price, and the factory look of these assemblies. Easy to install (check out the various youtube videos for step by step instructions). Sometimes parts have defects, but this seller took care of the problem.

My 2008 Toyota Tundra's headlights had long ago turned hazy and yellow (and were beginning to be a safety issue). These units are an exact match to the factory OEM and were relatively easy to install. I did have to replace a couple of the Toyota 'plastic rivets' to the cosmetic fairings during installation (since they were old and brittle), but the headlights themselves were sturdy, well-built and sized exactly.

They were received as described. Great purchase!