TRQ Driver & Passenger Side Headlight Assembly Set Headlights Driver & Passenger Side Compatible with 2009-2014 Nissan Maxima NI2502177 NI2503177

Well built - very heavy duty construction for aftermarket. Came with bulbs. OEM fit form and function. They actually look better than OEM. Excellent value for the cost.

Great quality and value. Fit well and have been durable.

This HID headlamp assembly pair fits perfectly and is a straight forward plug-in mount-in replacement for my 2011 Camaro Convertible RS.

This item said it would fit my 2013 Ford F-150. When we went to install it the electrical housing was completely different. We even tried to look at our local auto shops for an adapter but they don’t sell something like that. Had to return.

Very well built only wish I knew it can with the bulbs installed. Would have saved me $67 on new bulbs.

My Jeep liberty 2006 looks like a 2023. The light made a big difference.Lol

So I read the reviews, did a lot of research and decided to roll the dice on these. Boy was that a mistake. Save yourself the trouble.Installed the headlights was quick and easy. When I tested them, I noticed the driver side brights was not working. I also noticed the illumination of the main headlight was like 1 candle power. Seriously looks like someone is shining a small mag light from the 1980’s and has it twisted so it’s focused and the beam of light is small.I tried to fix the issue with the brights on the drivers side. No luck. I waited until 9pm to test drive the headlights and see if the amount of light was sufficient. This was going to determine if I wanted to return the headlights for a replacement or return them for a refund.I’m returning these for a refund and will look into alpha Rex or morimotosOh, also, the adjustment screws on the back to move the beam doesn’t work. These are trash. Please listen to this.

First of all, zero directions came with the lights. Secondly, It looks like this product has an alignment design flaw that they bandaided with a metal pole and a zip tie, so you can't seal the light shut from moisture. Sure this may get you past the first year or two, but after that, it will have corrosion issues. Will the zip tie melt and create a fire hazard, we will see and sue, if so. I need lights, so I'm putting them in. I had to pull the seal off because the low beam didn't work, the hot feed was off the pole. UPDATE: it rained and a lot of moisture was in the housing because it doesn't seal. Had to uninstall it from my car, package it up and returned it.