Ram headlight replacement recommendations

[HairyScandinavian]

I have a crack in one and condensation in the other, looking to replace the whole modules not just the bulbs. They're dim too so I want an upgrade in brightness but I don't want to drive around blinding other drivers. Anybody got recommendations for a setup that's brighter but projects correctly and not bright-lighting everyone on the road?

 

[IDLassie]

When looking you want to type in "Full Replacement head lights" We have a 98 Dodge same way half the time a match would be brighter. I just haven't gotten around to paying the money for a full new set.
We had busted up all the mirrors finally typed in full replacement and found something that works and you can see out of. I wasn't paying the $1,000 they wanted for the same thing that broke and died.

 

[displacedtexan]

Ford headlights.

They come free with the truck.

What year truck do you have? Rough budget?

 

[HairyScandinavian]

When looking you want to type in "Full Replacement head lights" We have a 98 Dodge same way half the time a match would be brighter. I just haven't gotten around to paying the money for a full new set.
We had busted up all the mirrors finally typed in full replacement and found something that works and you can see out of. I wasn't paying the $1,000 they wanted for the same thing that broke and died.

Good looking out, thank you. Adding "full" to my searches really helped weed out a lot of clutter.

Ford headlights.

They come free with the truck.

What year truck do you have? Rough budget?

lol I can't afford that much of a headlight replacement! I'd like to get it done as inexpensively as possible, right now looking at a set of full replacement LED assemblies for $300 but it's Amazon chinesium for sure. I probably won't go over $400 without good reason but the less the better.

 

[displacedtexan]

Good looking out, thank you. Adding "full" to my searches really helped weed out a lot of clutter.


lol I can't afford that much of a headlight replacement! I'd like to get it done as inexpensively as possible, right now looking at a set of full replacement LED assemblies for $300 but it's Amazon chinesium for sure. I probably won't go over $400 without good reason but the less the better.

Honestly... Those can be pretty decent if you take the time to adjust them.

Amazon return policy is also great, I wouldn't be scared to get a set and try them.