SuiTech 7 Inch LED Headlight Conversion Kits With Super Bright LEDs DLR Halo Light For Jeep Wrangler Jk TJ Hummer Trucks Motorcycle Headlamp - H4 to H13 Adapter (White Halo Pair)

I was looking for some new headlights for my 2004 TJ Rubicon because the old stock halogens just weren't cutting through the pitch black darkness of the rural country roads that I frequent. I saw these as a great upgrade option because of the reviews and I'm a fan of the halo look on Jeeps. They came in and installed extremely easily - essentially just a plug-and-play. Unfortunately, if you're installing these on a TJ (1997-2006), the included fuse tap harness for the halos has to be plugged into the fusebox behind the glovebox in order to get the functionality you're looking for. If you try to plug it into a fuse in the engine bay, the halos will remain on regardless if the key power is on or not. So I cut the wire, passed it through the firewall, and then soldered it back together. I plugged it into the fuse labeled "SPARE" in the owners manual (I can't remember the fuse number) and now the halos function perfectly as DRLs with the key turned on. You'll also need a matching fuse for whichever fuse you choose to tap. The "SPARE" fuse is a 20A if I remember correctly and I had to purchase that separately. The white halos are bright and look clean. These lights also include yellow halos that use another included harness that splices into the turn signal lights but I opted not to install this option after using the headlights. The actual headlights I found are not very bright at all. With the halos and headlights on, it actually looks like the halos are brighter. The beams they produce are uneven, undefined, and somewhat splotchy. The high beams are also poor in that they produce a pattern of three beams slightly above the headlight beams which are not much brighter than the headlights. Also, these lights don't illuminate roads, dirt, foliage, trees, etc. well. They seem to illuminate road paint and road signs very brightly and, when driving in pitch blackness, drowns your vision of the actual road and anything that may be on it. This may be due to the fact that the lights produce more of a bluish light than a white light. After about two weeks, I have determined that my stock headlights actually function better and I may soon switch back. I haven't had any problems so far with leaks or moisture getting in the lenses but I haven't had them very long. I'm giving 3 out of 5 stars because I only paid $106 and everything aside from another fuse was included for installation. They also look great from the third person. But I'd go with something else if you're looking for something brighter and more functional.Pros: refreshed modern look, easy to install, included wiring.Cons: lacks brightness, awful beam patterns.

This has been a great purchase! I was initially disappointed because after the lights were installed, there was an issue found with the anti-flicker modules. I contacted Tejera LLC thru Amazon about the issue and I was amazed at the awesome response I received and the quick resolution of the issue. They immediately sent me the new modules, which I received 2 days later! I had them installed and have had no problems with them since. Granted, it has only been a short time and I will return to update this review some time in the future. But, right now, I couldn't be happier. Great product. Great service. Great price. Win, win, win. The final proof will be in their longevity. But, until then, I'm ecstatic about this purchase. The difference from the stock Jeep headlights is literally like night and day! Get a pair for your Jeep!OK, I'm back to update after a rather severe New England winter and can honestly say that these headlights are still amazing. No issues, period. They work great and are as bright today as the day I installed them. Very minor pitting scars on the exterior glass, but considering the amount of sand and salt used on the roads, this is not unusual for any headlight, stock or otherwise. Still staying with my 5 star review. Great product! The only negative comment I can make is that they are now priced $60 less.......

I installed these lights on my wife's 2005 Jeep Rubicon. The lights installed easily and the included wiring is simple enough to connect. As noted in other reviews, if your vehicle isn't already equipped with DRL (Daytime Running Lights) you will need to purchase the DRL harness from Tejera LLC or run your own wire from a switched source of 12V power to the headlight module. The most difficulty I had was finding a source of switched power on my wife's Jeep which ended up being at the fuse panel located behind the glove box, in my case fuse #6. The DRL harness has a fuse tap that requires a mini fuse in addition to the original mini fuse already in the vehicle fuse block-the fuse tap plugs into the fuse panel, the original fuse plugs into one of the two fuse receptacles on the fuse tap and another fuse is needed to run power to the module. Once the fuse tap, two fuses and the wire is connected to the module the DRLs worked great and the white "halo ring" is very bright! I ended up having to crank the headlight adjustment screws down toward the ground quite a bit which was simple. I recommend at least checking your beams after installing these lights so you don't become "that guy" with the blinding headlights. Time will tell but this is a solid kit, the lights look great and the 2 year warranty is a plus as well.

The media could not be loaded.  I love the headlights!! They look great on my 01 tj Definitely a difference between these and the stock headlights. The halos were a bit tricky to wire up. I had to run the wire through the cab on the driver side and all the way across to my glove box fuse panel. Great customer service by the way. Had an issue with getting the instrucions, and in less than a hour they sent me the instructions again and appoligized for the inconvenience... on a Sunday at that.Update: after about three years, these headlights are still going strong. They're still pretty bright, as long as you're on a backroad. Once you're on city streets and there is other lighting.. not so much. But that's what happens with leds.. I've run the halo on them ever since I got them. Recently the halo on my passenger side (second picture) started to flicker slightly. The plastic is slightly fogged up from the inside of the light. But the light themselves still work. Beware the high beam literally is just another beam above the lights. It doesnt make the standard pattern brighter by too much. But I still would buy them again.