Toyota Tundra 07-13 / Toyota Sequoia 08-13 ( Will Not Fit Model With Headlight Washer ) Driver Side Headlight -OEM Left

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 installed these on my 2007 Tundra SR5 TRD about 6 months ago, and so far I'm very happy with them. Installation was quick & easy. I've had this truck since new, Feb of 2007, and originally it was bought to develop a leveling kit for the 2nd generation Tundra chassis, and we decided to turn it into a show truck for SEMA. I did a lot of upgrades and modifications to it back then, and one of them was to paint the headlights and taillights with a thin coat of candy blue to give it a smoked out look, which worked great for appearance, but it really cut down on the brightness of the lights. At that time this truck model was so new nothing was available like there is now. After I installed LED's throughout my truck to upgrade and increase the light out-put a year ago, I decided that the old smoked out, painted headlights had to go. After looking at most everything available I decided the get a set of these, the simple and the blacked out interior of these looks great and keeps with the theme of the blacked-out look. The lights are adjustable, and the out-put is great with the LED bulbs I installed, but make sure that if you are installing LED's that you get adjustable bulbs that will allow you to rotate the LED panel elements so they interact with the reflectors properly (they need to be vertical, up & down), otherwise the broadcast of light will be off. I'm in Sacramento CA, so they have gone through the end of our winter rainy season and then a hot summer (truck is always parked outside) and so far no water seepage or lens clouding has occurred at all.