Headlights OEM Toyota or EAGLE EYES

OEM Toyota Headlights
nutimikguy
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Rating 4.0

On my 2023 Highlander I was getting flashed by about 50% of oncoming traffic. I parked near a wall in the dark, put tape on the wall at the brightest spot. I lowered the lights a bit, perhaps about 1 1/2 inch, parked about 12 feet from the wall. I now get flashed by less than 1%.

Pros: lowered lights, less flashing
Cons: getting flashed often
Vehicle: Toyota Highlander
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OEM Toyota Headlights
schen72
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Rating 5.0

I know for a fact that the lights on my Sienna platinum and my Model Y are extremely bright and very likely blinding. I know they are adjusted properly.

Pros: extremely bright, adjusted properly
Cons: very likely blinding
Vehicle: Toyota Sienna
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EAGLE EYES Headlights
lapinsk
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Rating 4.0

I had a 2014 ST1 and I got a pair of those Eagle Eye headlights from ebay for $300. Ran them for over 100K miles before I sold it. The LED's never burned out and the only water ingress issue I had was because I baked and separated the housing to black out the reflectors and screwed up the plastic so it didn't seal right again after that. I will say they got foggy after like 4-5 years but I just sanded and re-cleared them and they were good as new again

Pros: LED's never burned out
Cons: got foggy after years
Vehicle: Ford Focus
Mileage: 160934 km
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OEM Toyota Headlights
FortuneRed55
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Rating 5.0

I just replaced mine on my 2013 with these OEM ones from ToyotaPartsDeal.com

Part No.: 81150-04220

Part No.: 81110-04220

~$465 shipped and no complaints

My lights looked about like yours before, and replacing them gave me a dramatic improvement in visibility. I knew the haziness was affecting my visibility, but jeez it ended up being a much bigger difference than I thought.

Install wasn’t bad, but you will need to adjust them after install, which is fairly easy.

Pros: dramatic improvement in visibility
Cons: need to adjust after install
Vehicle: Toyota
Part number: 81150-04220
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EAGLE EYES Headlights

Don't buy Eagle Eyes. I have used them for other vehicles, but on my GMT800 they broke on the mounting pin holes within a year.

I replaced with Akkon brand in 2019 and they are still trucking, seem to be good quality.

Pros: good quality, still trucking
Cons: broke on mounting pin holes
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OEM Toyota Headlights

We have a 10-year old Toyota Vios (2014 model). I\u2019ve only recently gotten to a point where I had enough money to start putting effort into our car. I\u2019m very new to these kind of stuff and honestly doing research on headlights is very overwhelming.

Cons: research is overwhelming
Vehicle: Toyota Vios
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OEM Toyota Headlights
anartickiwi
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Rating 1.0

Headlights started fogging up last summer, then came back foggy again. The seal around the entire headlights were peeling apart and cracks along all plastic pieces. About a month ago the LEDs and DRL started flickering/ flashing. This happened at 110,000 miles.

Cons: fogging, peeling seals, cracks, flickering LEDs/DRL
Mileage: 110000 km
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OEM Toyota Headlights
midnightwomble
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Rating 2.0

Our 2023 toyota had those lights and had that automatic hi to low beam sensor shit.We got that turned off because there was bugger all difference between hi and low beam and we were constantly flashed on low beam for being too bright. I dont understand why the did this to new cars.

Cons: constantly flashed, too bright
Vehicle: Toyota
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