I purchased knock off ones from Amazon. Have them in 2 trucks. Got all 4 for around $180. Let me see if I can go back and find the ones. It’s been years so will take a bit. They are amazing and when I first installed them I felt like train lights. Etched into the glass says DOT approved and I like that.
Edit: here’s what I used. Purchased 2019 still going strong. $140
https://www.amazon.com/Rectangular-Headlights-Replacement-Freightliner-Oldsmobile/dp/B07ZH7WC53/ref=mp_s_a_1_18?crid=2XF4C5BQ7V3GE&keywords=peterbilt+379+headlights&qid=1661103181&sprefix=peterbilt+,aps,126&sr=8-18&ufe=app_do:amzn1.fos.f5122f16-c3e8-4386-bf32-63e904010ad0
Peterbilt headlights upgrade to something better?
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Boy - there’s a lot of knock offs out there now!
I went Truck-lite LED. The spectrum is very close to daylight, so, they don’t blind like other lights do.
Lost 1 to a rock, cracked lens. One other has developed condensation. Not bad for 3 years. They have heated now.
Far superior to originals, clean cut off lines. I don’t get flashed from annoying anyone, because I actually care about other drivers eyeballs.RedForeman, Last Call, Bret1984 and 1 other person Thank this. -
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DOT around here checks for the DOT mark on the lights around here.
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