How much did you pay for your OEM LED headlights?

Curious to see how much you guys paid that upgraded from factory projectors

 

$1,350 shipped back in 2020.

A quick search of the part numbers shows pricing within a few dollars of what I paid. I seem to remember a period these were more money than what I paid. They must have dropped down.

Don’t forget you will need an adapter harness for these. @daveeasa has got you covered.

 

Same here but in 2021 and needed the harness. I was told that if I upgraded when at the dealer it would've been another $500 so any new buyers out there that experienced this please confirm if that's the case.

 

You can get a set for $1041 for the next 6 days. Cheapest I’ve ever seen.

https://parts.wesleychapeltoyota.com/

 

^ about the same price and same time

 

This price is crazy... My wallet and my wife are about to be so mad at you!

 

My wallet and my wife are about to be mad at me as well

 

You have to use the "it's safer" excuse. The lights are brighter and safer for driving at night, I'm doing it for you really....

They really are that much better than the stock. Soo good and worth it to me.

 

I’ve got the thread about the light swap and the wiring harnesses from the TW member bookmarked, but shipping to AK still puts them over 1.3k
I’m feeling lazy, and don’t want to paw through that thread: What did the led bulbs run you? Was adjusting them after installation difficult?

 

I'm not sure what you mean "What did the led bulbs run you?" The whole unit is LED and there are no bulbs replace. Installation was easier than I thought but I also spent hours combing through install videos.

Adjusting the light was super easy too. Before I removed my OEM lights I got a baseline measurement and marked off beam cut off with painters tape and just matched that.

 

Perhaps “bulb” isn’t the correct term, but when the LEDs burn out, they are replaceable. Do the headlamps come with LEDs installed? I assumed it was just the assembly and you had to buy lights separately

 

I presented that question to some members that retrofit lights as it was a concern of mine also. I see them burned our on some Chevy truck LEDs on the road, but never got a solid answer, just "it's probably cheaper to by a new unit". Maybe there are some LED pros viewing this thread can give us a definitive answer?

The whole unit is plug and play, provided you have the adapter. I bought mine from @daveeasa he was super helpful in answering my questions too. Highly recommend.

 

Oh wow! My ignorance is showing
I had no idea... Thanks so much for your answers and patience!

 

Can anyone confirm these part #s for 3rd gen? I know this seems dumb, but the pics on the store linked in this thread shows what look like gen 2 headlamp assembly. Also, I know there is a harness needed as well, but from Toyota is there anything else needed to retrofit? Thanks!

LED Headlamps W(TRD Pro):
81110-04300 - RH
81150-04300 - LH

LED Headlamps W/O(TRD Pro):
81110-04290 - RH
81150-04290 - LH

 

The OEM LED assembly has integrated emitters which are not user replaceable.

 

Chevys and gmc for years, I’ve seen with one drl out. Not the same side either. But it’s gm, so no one cares.

 

LEDs generally will last for 20+ yrs. i wouldnt worry about it.

 

Is there a difference between the oem led’s and the oem Pro led’s? Besides the fact they say “pro”?

 

$800 for ebay upper tab repairs. I would not hesitate to do it again.

 

From my understanding there’s the lettering in the pros and that area is blank on the non-pros, but I was way wrong just earlier in this very thread so take that with a grain of salt