Delta Lights 7-Inch Classic Xenon Headlights; Chrome Housing; Clear Lens (97-06 Jeep Wrangler TJ)Find parts that fit my vehicle

Nice lights

Very nice blue/white light. Much better than the yellow lights I took out.

Delta Classic headlights

Really impressed on how much more visibility I have now in rainy night conditions, and without getting flashes from oncoming traffic. (at least 4 to 5 x's brighter than factory lights) Well worth the investment. Typical easy installation for headlights.

2004 TJ Wrangler 2 Door

My 17 year old daughter drives the Jeep and since she is a young driver, I wanted to make sure she feels safe driving at night. She mentioned the stock headlights weren't very bright, so I bought the Delta Classic 7 Xenon Headlights. First night out, she talked about how much brighter the headlights were and how much more road in front of her and on the sides of the Jeep she could see. It was a noticeable difference in brightness from the stock headlights. Definitely would buy again.

Better Than Stock

For the price this is a nice upgrade to stock headlights. The main complaint is the fit. It took some slight modification to get these to fit, but for the price compared to LED these will work fine.

Great product

Easy to install.10 minutes.light are very bright and clear.

Big improvement

I wanted a glass housing, not Lexan. I intend to go to LED bulbs. This is a great way to go

Perfect Headlights

These were much brighter than old headlights and very quick/easy to install. I love the appearance too, very sharp!

Great improvement over the factory sealed beams.

Great product. Huge difference from the factory headlights. Install is so simple, anyone with basic tools can complete the job in less than hour. I recommend this upgrade to anyone with the old sealed beam headlights.

Better than stock but could be better

Better than the stock lights but could be brighter no that pleased with out come, easy to install though

Bright and pretty, lackluster user friendly.

The headlights are much brighter than the original equipment lamps. The problem is that they don’t have a wiring diagram, and the instructions are also limited. They don’t have a single male connector, instead they have three wires coming out of the back of the light, with spade terminals at the end of the conductors. They are color coded and seem to be in the same configuration as the female three prong connector on my jeeps wiring harnesses, but you can’t see the configuration after you install them. So your left with three wires and no idea which one is the high, low, and ground. Probably wouldn’t have been a big deal, but I also have an electrical gremlin, which I discovered after installing the lights. Had the manufacturer provided six more words on the cut sheet, my troubleshooting would have been much easier. Also the spade terminals don’t fit snugly in an old female connector. So that should also be an option for purchase.