M-AUTOA06 M HL 029 CC M AUTO OE Style Headlights Assembly Pair for Passenger&Driver Side Replacement Chrome/Clear - Clear Corner, A06-M-HL-029-CC, A06-M-HL-029 Headlights

The lights it self is look amazing, but there is a gap between the Lights and bumper, don't know how to fix that

Love them, the bottom bezel piece doesn’t fit well in the headlight due to the hole being larger diameter than the plugs, so you will need super glue

These are a good quality and were a perfect fit for my 2011 Nissan Titan. Came with high beam and low beam as advertised, not the side marker bulb or the blinker bulb.Something I did notice before I purchased was the 2011 Titan has Amber shaded blinker and side marker lights on the assembly, this one is all clear. So, you won't be able to use the current bulbs if you also have an amber shaded lens, otherwise your blinker and side marker will be bright white also. I just ordered some led replacements for both in an amber color. Another note, if you purchase a 3156/3157 led replacement for your turn signals, make sure to get one with a built in resistor or you will have "hyperflash" where your turn signals will flash faster than normal and may get an error in your instrument panel advising that you have a burnt out bulb. Or you can just order the old style 3157 in an amber color and not worry about hyperflash.Also, know that on my 2011 anyway, there is a piece of trim that attaches to the bottom of the headlight assembly. You will need to remove that trim and add to the new assembly. I recommend searching youtube on changing the headlights out so you can see how that trim detaches. It has those plastic grommets that look like all the others and you think you can just squeeze them and pull them out, but actually all you have to do is slide them both to the side at the same time, which is rather easy. Mine didn't attach to the new assembly tight enough to stay in place, probably worn out. You may want to get some new ones before installing. I didn't, but I didn't really care about future changes as I don't see myself changing these assemblies again in the future, so I just hot glued them in place. If I do have to replace them, I will just have to dig the hot glue out from around the inside of the grommets.Another lesson learned for me, before putting it all back together, test your lights after plugging them in. The plugs will allow you to inserts the wires in both directions. One being right and the other being wrong. When I tested my driver's side, the high beam wasn't working. I played with the connection, unhooked and rehooked it up and it started working, so I thought I just had a bad connection. When I went to install the passenger side, neither the high or low beam was working. That is when I realized I inserted the plugs upside-down. When I flipped them over, both worked.End result, both are working great. Nice and bright and has a nice clean and crisp appearance. No gaps between the assembly and trim or grill. Everything bolted up using existing equipment and holes/grooves/et cetera thout having to drill or relocate anything. Looks like the old ones did, only new and cleaner.

Have these installed professionally so cannot make comment on that part.The included LED bulbs are very bright.I bought the yellow normal bulbs for turning and side marker lights. Do not want to deal with extra hardware since these lights do their jobs okay any way,

These headlights look great. But the holes for the body colored trim piece that fits to it is too big. Now I have to try to find a way to Jerry rig it together. If I can't, I'll have to send them back. A major oversight. Not worth the frustration.UPDATE 29 Mar 2023I used zip ties to attach the trim pieces. It worked out fine. But now, my driver side light holds moisture inside of it in the morning and at night. I'm going to try to ask for a replacement driver side headlight unit. Again, the lights look great, but the detail quality is very suspect. Buyer beware.UPDATE 30 MAR 2023I found a small piece of breathable tape about an inch long on the back of the headlight. I guess this is the way it vents because there are no other holes. I poked some bigger holes in the breathable tape yesterday, but the light is still condensed on the inside. I'm going to remove the tape tomorrow and find a way to block water from possibly getting in. I'll keep updating.11 April 2023Both lights are now showing condensation. The one I altered is a little better than the other right now. I'm going to alter both of the again.I have to say. It is not worth it to purchase these headlights. I do not get intimidated by tinkering, but I shouldn't have to with a new product. The lights look great, and perform great with proper LED bulbs. But the condensation and the parts I had to modify in order to get it to fit properly are just too much of a hassle. If anyone is interested, let me know and I can take more pics of what I did. But as of right now, I am condensation free.

Installed on my truck and after the first rain it’s holding moisture.