I need new low beam bulbs for my 2007 Toyota Tundra SR5 Double Cab 4.7L. Low beam is H11. No fog lights. I drive rural Maine roads so it is truly dark, but I am in town too. Oncoming headlights are brutal for my vision, so I care about clean beam pattern and glare control, not just something that looks bright.

My headlight lenses are hazed and yellow. I am leaning toward a restore kit, but I keep seeing advice to replace the whole headlight assemblies. I want to avoid cheap aftermarket housings that scatter light, leak, or haze again rapidly.

For anyone who has dealt with this, what H11 low beam bulb recommendations do you have that work well in the stock housings? Halogen options welcome. LED options only if they keep a clean pattern and do not throw glare everywhere.

And, should I restore, or do the full housing replacement? If you replaced, which brand was actually decent and held up through winter?

Beam pattern pics against a garage door or real road shots would be awesome!

The restore kit I used worked well. But, if you'd feel better replacing the whole unit, which you already know will haze and yellow over time, feel free.

Restore kit for the lights, no question. Aftermarket options are junk. Seal with a k2 clear for maximum longevity after polish.

If it came with halogen, stick with that. LED do not emit the same beam pattern that the housing was designed for.

I don't know

The question is which restore kit if that's the recommendation

I used sandpaper on mine, a few different grits down to a 2000 I think it was. Then applied a UV-resistant clear. It has gone well over 5 years now.

I’m planning on the Cerakote Ceramic Headlight Restoration Kit

Try out the restore kit first.

I replaced the entire unit on my vehicle (GM) because the back reflective coating was flaking and the aftermarket glass lens was tempting. Blinded a few innocent drivers the before I realized how far off the beam was. It's alright with a bit of adjustment, but the beam pattern is just never the same as stock.

Thank you!