Headlights OEM Toyota or OEM Volvo

I drive an Innova with stock lights and medium tint in expressways, skyway, main roads, side roads, thru rainy days and nights. No problem with my stock lights, I can see clearly.

I installed these on my 96 NA and they are awesome!!! Amazing quality and direct fit and cheap

Put these in my car and they’re pretty great. Definitely a lot better than the shitty old candle headlights from the factory.

just did this to my NA exactly the same way, can’t recommend it enough. It’s even cheaper than those ugly halos that people use

Overall, I am very happy with the results. The biggest pain was the amount of time and energy it took to research/learn about 4Runner headlights and the nuances between model years and aftermarket solutions. In the end, I spent $450 on headlights + $150 on a harness and came out with a high quality solution that far exceeds the halogens mine originally came with. For $600, I got OEM reliability for a critical car component. I’d say that’s a win.

Some modern headlights performance is poor, I assume due to getting the price down to a price point where HID / LED can go in every trim, not just the top trim. Toyota's are known for purple fringing, Tesla is known for excessive glare.

For me, ok naman ang performance ng stock headlights.

My humble Toyota Sienna minivan if there's so much as an extra sock (or child) in the back. People flash us all the time and I'm like damn, we're those people now. Fn hate it, might need to get some silver tape to mask the top of the beams.

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.

2007 Camry SE owner. I’m waiting for the catalytic converter to go out because this burns so much oil.

The headlights are awful - terribly dim and the dashboard melts.