LED Tail Lights; Black Housing; Clear Lens (17-19 F-250 Super Duty w/ Factory Halogen Non-BLIS Tail Lights)

Description

Dynamic and Functional Lighting Upgrade. Give your rear a dynamic and functional style upgrade with these Black LED Tail Lights. These tail lights combine an OE form with a modern design for a menacing look that matches your Super Duty’s rugged styling. What’s more, these tail light assemblies are powered by high quality LED chips capable of producing vivid light. This provides your rear end with enhanced visibility to add another layer of safety to all your nighttime drives.

Resilient Build Quality. These tail lights feature optically clear lenses injection molded from superior quality polycarbonate, offering resistance to breakage and deterioration. Likewise, their housings are injection-molded from resilient automotive-grade plastic for exceptional durability. The lenses and housings are then completely sealed, ensuring ideal all-weather performance. Moreover, the lenses come in black to provide these assemblies with eye-catching great looks.

Convenient Install Procedure. These headlight assemblies utilize your Super Duty’s factory tail light locations as their mounting areas. No drilling or other modifications to your truck are necessary. Also, these assemblies come with factory style terminals for convenient plug and play connection with your truck’s system.

Compliant with DOT Standards. These Black LED Tail Lights are compliant with DOT standard FMVSS108. This makes these tail lights completely street legal.

Application. These Black LED Tail Lights fit all 2017 to 2019 Ford F-250 Super Duty Models without the BLIS (Blind Spot Information System).

CA Residents: WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm

• Black LED Tail Lights
• Enhanced Rear End Visibility
• Powered by Vivid LED Chips
• Clear Polycarbonate Lenses
• Resilient Automotive-Grade Housings
• Housings Available in Black
• Compliant with DOT Standards
• Convenient Install Procedure
• Fits All 2017 to 2019 Ford F-250 Super Duty Models without the BLIS (Blind Spot Information System)