2007–2013 Chevy Silverado Headlight Assembly Pair 1500/2500/3500 Chrome

2007-2013 Silverado 1500

2007-2014 Silverado 2500 HD

2007-2014 Silverado 3500 HD

[2-Door Regular Cab | 4-Door Extended Cab | 4-Door Crew Cab]

ATTENTION

Not Compatible on 2007 Silverado Classic models

Cross-reference: Manufacturer part number GM2503280 with year coverage from 2007 through 2013. Interchange part numbers include 25962804, 25962805, 22853028 and 22853027. These references are provided to help match your existing headlights. Brand names and part numbers are used for cross-reference only; this is an aftermarket replacement assembly, not a GM-branded genuine part.

FAQ – Fitment & Product Details

Q: What trucks does this headlight set fit?
A: It fits 2007–2013 Chevy Silverado 1500 and 2007–2014 Silverado 2500/3500 HD models that use this halogen reflector headlight style, across regular cab, extended cab, and crew cab trucks. It does not fit 2007 “Classic” old-body trucks or any Silverado that left the factory with a completely different headlight shape or a full factory LED or HID package.

Q: What is included in the set?
A: The box contains a pair of headlights: one driver-side (left) assembly and one passenger-side (right) assembly. Each unit is a complete composite housing ready to accept your existing bulbs and wiring.

Q: Are bulbs included, and which bulb types does it use?
A: Bulbs are not included. These housings are designed to reuse the stock halogen bulbs: 9005 for the high beams and H11 for the low beams, along with the standard front signal/parking bulbs used on your truck. You can move over good existing bulbs or install new ones at the same time for the best result.

Q: Is this a direct replacement, and what should I expect during installation?
A: On a stock truck with original connectors in good condition, these assemblies are made to bolt into the same mounting points and plug into the factory wiring, so the job is essentially a removal and swap of the housings. Most owners remove the upper cover and grille to access the hardware, then slide the old lights out and install the new pair with basic hand tools.

Q: Will these headlights fix dimming, flickering, or “no headlight” issues I already have?
A: They can solve problems caused by cloudy lenses or damage to the original housings, but they will not fix issues coming from the truck’s electrical system. If new housings and good bulbs still leave you with dim, flickering, or dead beams, the next step is to have the fuses, relays, connectors, grounds, and charging system on the truck checked instead of assuming the new headlights are at fault.

Q: What should I know about condensation or moisture in the headlights?
A: A light mist of condensation can show up inside almost any headlight when there are quick changes in temperature or humidity, especially right after install, and usually clears as the lights warm up. Make sure all rear covers are seated, vents are not blocked, and the housings are mounted securely; if you ever see standing water or heavy fog that does not go away, the seals and installation should be inspected.

Q: Is there anything I should double-check before ordering?
A: It is a good idea to compare your current headlights to the product photos and confirm that your truck is a 2007–2013 1500 or 2007–2014 2500/3500 HD with this halogen reflector headlight shape, not a 2007 Classic or a factory LED/HID package. If your truck has had front-end or wiring repairs, also take a quick look at the headlight connectors for any signs of heat damage or previous splices so you know what you are working with before the new pair arrives.

For more options, see our full Chevy Silverado lighting collection.