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I got some more pictures put up. These are older but I am working on getting some new ones put up soon.

thanks for the comment. yes the headlights were simple and turned out great. just go slow the only thing that went wrong with mine was when i took off that little plastic piece below the headlight i got to aggressive and broke one of the anchor pins off. i put them in the oven for 10-15min at 150 degrees to get them apart and then put them back in for the same amount of time to put them back together. when pulling them apart i had a razor blade and just went slow and cut and pulled them apart. if you have any other questions just ask.

Thank you, I appreciate it. I'm going to work on getting some more photos up this evening.

I didn't do it, i had the dealership pull them off. But they just use a plastic scraper and a heat gun/hair dryer. It's a kind of putty under there. Heat makes it loosen up then you just get a firm hold and pull on them a bit. It's take a little while because if you pull to hard they will break.

I chose the M/T's for look only. They are definitely more aggressive looking and I preferred that over the A/T's. If you are looking for longevity of tire, the A/T will work just fine. It is a little smaller than the M/T though, even if you get the same size. I have no rubbing issues other than at full lock while turning left and only on the driver's side....where there is a small amount of rubbing.