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Baja Designs fog light upgrade kit for 2016-18 + 2019 Legacy Chevy Silverado's. I went with the white sport squadron lights (447536). Purchased on ebay from the link below, made an offer for $420 that was accepted. https://www.ebay.com/itm/233376576607

 

Recently installed the white sport lights on my 2017 Silverado 1500. Installation was a bit challenging (not because of Baja designs but because of the hardware GM used during manufacturing). Total install took about an hour from start to finish with the most difficult step being the removal of the (4) screws holding in each OEM fog light - you will want a joint socket. The brackets exceeded my expectation, made of very durable thick steel that fit perfect in the OEM fog light location. Installing the squadron lights was made extremely easy with Baja Designs plug-and-play adapter. There are no fuses, replays, or wires that need to be ran anywhere!! The lights in the sport kit came with the wide cornering lens. I tested the lights out the same night after install and was very impressed how much light lit up the ditch and tree lines to both sides of the truck. It was also raining outside, the OEM headlights and fog lights were never good at illuminating wet roads but these BD lights made the wet road very visible. Overall, very happy and pleased with this kit and would recommend to anyone looking for an easy light upgrade without needing to run wires to a battery or switch.

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