Nilight Headlight Assembly for 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Toyota Tundra 2008-2017 Sequoia Headlamps Replacement Black Housing Amber Reflector Driver and Passenger Side

These with some LED bulbs are amazingly bright and clear...better than new.

Easy to install and they work beautifully and the auto adjust works great.

Headlight housings seem okay but the turn signal housings, wow not even close to sealed from factory. Passenger side turn signal lens broke on the way in. Won’t be ordering again, hopefully whoever is making these housings steps their quality up in the future. In the photos you can see the “sealant” on the turn signals, looks to be some sort of double stick foam or super glue, instead of the urethane sealant that’s pretty standard across the board. Love the included “how to combat moisture” instructions included in the box, they already know whatsup with these headlights.

I have purchased 4 sets of $100-$150 dollar headlights and 3 of the 4 did not have working adjusters to adjust the beam up or down. Only this brand has worked! It has been a frustrating journey to replace my lights without the beam shooting high in the sky, all of the other vendors products I tried lit up the treetops and not the road, and those had fake adjuster knobs that did nothing to change it. These lights are about the same price as the others but are of much better quality. You can tell from the shipping box, these are in preformed foam. The 3 other sets I tried were just in this blown in foam, and one set already had a broken tab because of this. My truck is slightly lifted and the headlights were almost perfectly alligned right out of the box. I just needed to turn the manual adjusters a few turns and the beam easily focused downward to the road where it should be. I could not get this to happen with the other 3 sets from other manufactures, and thus I reurned them. As far as "fit", everything lined up perfectly into the mounting holes. The light fits the body just like the OEM, unlike the 2 of the others I have tried which left 3/8" gap at the bottom. These Nilight Headlight fit near or the same as the OEM lights as far as I can tell. I wish I found these before wasting so much time and effort on the others.

Pretty good over all:The good:The lights fit perfectly in my 2010 Tundra, the bulbs were not included but I was able to plug in the old bulbs and they are still good after 14 years, hooray Toyota quality.It gave my old truck some new eyes and it looks great.The manufacturer did is good job identifying the left and right lights by putting a blue packaging on one and clear on the other. That’s a nice touch.The not so good:Remote adjustable beams.My truck has the wheel on the dash to adjust the headlights to compensate for the angle of the beam when towing. Every set I looked at specifically stated whether or not this was supported. These didn’t make such a claim, the lights that did specify this option were several hundred dollars more.I took that chance.If you desire the functionality, DO NOT BUY THESE.Headlight adjustment: the documentation warns to not adjust the headlights more than 3 clicks, the left light looked good, the right light was a few inches lower so I tried to adjust it and as far as I could tell it would not raise the level of the right light.It would be easy to adjust if only 1) the adjuster would work and 2) the instructions would tell which to turn the adjuster to make the desired adjustment. Clock-wise up or counter-clockwise down or something like that.The mounting holes which should indicate how to place the bulb in the slot. I’m not sure the left light in my case is mounted correctly since the openings are not as well defined as the OEM light.Waterproof: I expect these to be sealed and waterproof from the factory, if properly installed. The instructions made mention of a silicone waterproofing which is a bit worrisome but they seem to be sealed well enough.It also mentioned putting a desiccant in the headlight to absorb moisture to extend the life of the lights. I also didn’t do that but it seems like a good idea.BOTTOM LINE: I recommend these if you’re OK with not having the headlight adjustment.

Replaced both headlight on my 2008 Sequoia. My model has the headlight washers. Once you unplug the bulb assemblies, tilt the headlight lens toward you from the top. There are 3 Philips screws that fasten the headlight washer to the bottom of the headlight assembly. The holes in the washer assembly lined up perfectly with the holes in the replacement headlights. I installed new LED low and high beam bulbs as well while I had the headlights off the car. Took me about 2 hours for the whole job. I was very pleased that all of the mounting holes lined up. I hope these last 16 years like the factory lights.

I bought these for my Sequoia and put the passenger side in first w/o any issue and it fit very well and looks great compared to the old originals. When I went to replace the drivers side I quickly realized that my side turn signal lens was completely missing the top tab that connects to the main headlight assembly. I figure perhaps it snapped off in the box and I could possibly epoxy it back on but the cracked off piece wasn't even in the box or packaging so I assume it was already cracked off before boxing. I unpacked them as I was installing which was a mistake ( I should have unpacked both sides and examined before starting the install ). Needless to say after I already had one side done and the other tore apart I wasn't about to tear the other side back out to return so I rigged the drivers side turn signal / side marker up to hopefully stay in. I already had the one side done as well as having to send the whole kit back for just the one side lens seemed daunting. If that side light wasn't broken on arrival I definitely would have rated higher, these are sharp looking lights time will tell how they hold up especially the damaged side light.