Best replacement headlights. Plug & play plz

Looking to replace my headlight housings on my
2011 Tacoma but don’t want to do a bunch of wiring, looking for the best plug & play headlights that you’ve used and would buy again. Thank you.

 

Are you looking for the lamp or the whole housing? Regardless OEM. I got OEM takeoff (housing) at a reasonable price. I use Hella lamps. Pure plug and play, whiter light, lasts years.

 

I’m looking to replace both housings, getting foggy. Just want to find something GOOD that won’t leak in a year.

 

I got a deal on Toyota OEM housings. People do conversions. The bargain aftermarket housings I’ve used leaked in a year or so.

 

OEM is by far the best. From there add a set of stock wattage Philips Racing Vision +200 bulbs.

Part numbers for assemblies, Philips bulb test results and much more in this tread. Skip the part about high wattage bulbs and wiring.
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/the-ultimate-headlight-upgrade-h4-not-led-or-hid.398066/

 

Depends what you want out of them, performance or looks.

 

OEM pro housings. Don't waste your money on the chinesium knock offs

 

as others have said...buy once cry once...OEM are the best...

 

That’s what o keep hearing is that a lot of the after market ones don’t last and leak. I like the look of them but not worth it if they leak

 

OR...break the bank: https://www.bayoulighting.net/product-page/bi-xenon-projector-build-2

 

If they are just getting foggy, restore them!

https://www.autoguide.com/top-10-best-headlight-restoration-kits

I had to do my 2013 as they were also getting foggy. I'll have to do it again this year...

It's pretty quick and easy with a cordless drill

 

Note in restoring you remove the UV protection. Most kits come with a UV protectant coating, but it is not permanent. It needs to be reapplied at regular intervals like a wax, which is fine but just needs to be on the maintenance list. When the protection wears off, or if it was never applied, headlights become quickly worse in fogging/hazing than before the restoration. Many companies make headlight UV protection products for the purpose.