LED lighting

[ItsmeMrWright]

I hadn't really considered any lighting upgrades initially since I am trying to keep my 25 Nighthawk relatively understated to invoke the basic "gray man" pattern of avoiding much attention. I have adopted a more or less blackout approach to accesorizing.

That said, who has any experience with a reliable plug and play company for rear lights?

Thank you!

MW

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[Bandit’s Lair]

Are we talking tail lights or rear inside the bed type lights for camping? Morimoto just dropped their flush taillights. I’m going for those. If you don’t need or want cross traffic sensors there are a few others out there that seem to work pretty well. Good lookin truck.

 

[ItsmeMrWright]

Are we talking tail lights or rear inside the bed type lights for camping? Morimoto just dropped their flush taillights. I’m going for those. If you don’t need or want cross traffic sensors there are a few others out there that seem to work pretty well. Good lookin truck.

Thank you. Yeah just tail lights, no sensors. I will give them a look. Been looking at LED mart.

 

[Gvsukids]

Thank you. Yeah just tail lights, no sensors. I will give them a look. Been looking at LED mart.

Oracle make flush taillights that work with or without the sensors.

 

[ItsmeMrWright]

Thank you.

 

[CKayaks]

Oracle make flush taillights that work with or without the sensors.

I put a set of these in about six months ago. 15-30 minute install. Pop out the reflectors in the bumper, pop in the Oracle lights. They provide the wiring that plugs into the stock wire bundle. No cutting needed. Good, bright backup lights.

 

[Gvsukids]

I put a set of these in about six months ago. 15-30 minute install. Pop out the reflectors in the bumper, pop in the Oracle lights. They provide the wiring that plugs into the stock wire bundle. No cutting needed. Good, bright backup lights.

I have them too.

 

[ORACLElights]

We'd be happy to help with a new tail light upgrade, plus we have a discount code for forum members! Anyone can use GLADIATOR10 on our website and checkout. We'd suggest the Flush Style LED Tail Lights!

 

[Sandman 4x4]

If you’re talking about the rear tail/stop/turn lights, there are a few on Facebook marketplace. That for some reason owners remove to install the aftermarket flush type. Most for sizable discount and fraction of the aftermarket lights price.

 

[DanJT]

18 months and my Oracle lights are still working great, even after smacking them with branches.

 

[teamblkdog]

I've had Oracle taillights (+ Oracle headlights, foglights, turn signals and side markers) installed for 4+ years and have zero issues. Huge difference over stock halogen. Honestly, I don't know why car manufacturers still offer halogen.

 

[Sandman 4x4]

Yea I can’t understand how Jeep can charge the $$$$$ they do and still charge thousands extra for led lighting.

 

[bd100]

I've had Oracle taillights (+ Oracle headlights, foglights, turn signals and side markers) installed for 4+ years and have zero issues. Huge difference over stock halogen. Honestly, I don't know why car manufacturers still offer halogen.

Cost. Snow melt. Quick and cheap bulb replacement. Easy to light a large area with a single element. And a tail light with a large area gives better visibility in bad weather than stylish thin lines or points of light.

Of course the market is demanding LED for style, but then the customer pays for it both up front and also when it's replacement time.

 

[teamblkdog]

Cost. Snow melt. Quick and cheap bulb replacement. Easy to light a large area with a single element. And a tail light with a large area gives better visibility in bad weather than stylish thin lines or points of light.

Of course the market is demanding LED for style, but then the customer pays for it both up front and also when it's replacement time.

Snow melt

 

[bd100]

Snow melt

Yes, notice how the infrared burned its way right through?

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