Flush tails!

[Jeepmonster]

I'll back @ORACLElights. My first set was defective, and Oracle was nothing but supportive in replacing those with a new set. Super happy with the appearance, performance, and customer service! As others have mentioned, just exercise some grace and be courteous on the first pass...

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[DanJT]

Well took a total of 30 minutes to swap them out, and that's with sensors....
I love the flush, black out look! Everything seems to be working, but I cannot check brake lights by myself.

 

[Camaroboi13]

I cannot check brake lights by myself.

Back up to a window somewhere

 

[Gvsukids]

but I cannot check brake lights by myself.

Back up to a window somewhere

Or stick something between the brake pedal and the seat. Our stick a mirror back there.

 

[DanJT]

Good tip guys, my son came home and we checked everything and all is good.

 

[hdinsect]

So far, so good. IMO these should have been stock on the Gladiator. Didn't really like the look of the OEM's.

 

[HorsesRear]

Those tail lights look good on there. That photo kind of reminds me of when years ago I used to live in Del Rio.

 

[Rockabillyroy]

I little bit of tint helps to tone down that bright white and is barely noticeable if at all when backing up.
Then again, I've got some bright bumper reverse lights as well.

 

[Janster]

Well took a total of 30 minutes to swap them out, and that's with sensors....
I love the flush, black out look! Everything seems to be working, but I cannot check brake lights by myself.

Nice!! You mentioned sensors…. Are you referring to blind spot monitoring sensors?
If yes….Any feedback on how they actually work with those taillights? Like…when they go on/off in comparison to where the vehicles are located in your blind spot.

 

[DanJT]

Nice!! You mentioned sensors…. Are you referring to blind spot monitoring sensors?
If yes….Any feedback on how they actually work with those taillights? Like…when they go on/off in comparison to where the vehicles are located in your blind spot.

They are mounted fairly close to existing location and as far as I can tell
Will signal the same vehicle proximity as factory lights. But I have only driven once with the new taillights. Maybe someone who has had them longer can chime in.

 

[Harleyred66]

I've had them on my '23 JTR since February. They are one of the 1st things I bought. Only issue I have ran into is it doesn't set quite flush on the passenger side and sometimes the lights go out like the Jeep doesn't register them. I'm sure the passenger side has something to do with the mount bracket. Love the look tho and yes I still have my stock taillights

 

[HorsesRear]

That is the exact reason why I do not buy them. It just isn't worth it.

 

[ORACLE Terry]

I've had them on my '23 JTR since February. They are one of the 1st things I bought. Only issue I have ran into is it doesn't set quite flush on the passenger side and sometimes the lights go out like the Jeep doesn't register them. I'm sure the passenger side has something to do with the mount bracket. Love the look tho and yes I still have my stock taillights

Great looking Jeep!

Our design accounts for various body panel variations. Here's what you can do:
Begin by positioning the tail-light flush with the body panel on all sides.
While holding the tail-light in place, fasten each bolt. Be cautious not to overtighten, as this could warp the tail light and result in uneven edges.
If you still notice uneven gaps, slightly loosen the top bolt, push the top of the light in, and fasten it. Repeat the same process for the bottom.
Please watch our instructional video here. It can provide you with a clear demonstration of the process."

 

[Harleyred66]

Thanks Terry.

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