Cloudy headlights

My 2013 Tundra's headlights lens are cloudy and as such the lights compromised. I have about 95k miles on the truck. I have had them buffed out about three times over the last few years. Each time the buffing effectiveness is reduced. I recently contacted the local Toyota Dealer, and they want about $400.00 per fixture. That sounds like a rip off to me. Does anyone know if there are after-market replacement light fixtures that can be used?

 

Unless you're buying really nice ones that are even more $$$ than OEM, aftermarket headlights suck in my experience.

I'd try one final time sanding and polishing your headlights. The 3M headlight polishing kit worked wonders for me, and it is far cheaper than any set of headlights.

Tape off around the headlights.
Do several passes of 3 different kinds of sandpaper with a drill attachment, wiping clean after every pass.
Then apply the polish.

There's a Youtube video that details each step really well if you search.

This kit works extremely well, but you have to be patient. Then you MUST apply the clear coat that keeps them from clouding up again afterward.

 

I use this brand. Works great, same process as described above.

 

I installed Depo brand replacement housings on my son's Honda Pilot. Almost 5 yrs later and they still look good. They're $101/each on Rockauto for Tundra models.

 

Thanks to all for your suggestions and comments.