NEW! 2020+ Jeep Gladiator Tail Lights | Form Lighting

[Diode Dynamics]

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Our friends at FORM Lighting have officially released their new LED Tail Lights for the Jeep Gladiator, delivering a long-awaited upgrade inspired by their popular JL design. With a distinctive infinity mirror design, optional startup animation, and available sequential turn signals, these lights bring a modern look and full LED functionality with plug-and-play installation. Available now in smoked or red lens options at DiodeDynamics.com.

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Smoked, Not Sprayed. Nightshade? No thanks. Our new Gladiator tail lights are available in smoked or red configurations. Both options feature a smoked outer lens, and your choice of a red or smoked inner lens. Unlike cheap painted lenses, these tail lights use properly tinted optical components to achieve a true smoked look with OEM-style quality.

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Startup Sequence. These tail lights are packed with modern features, including a unique startup animation. Anytime the running lights turn on, both the outer perimeter and infinity mirror will illuminate in a chasing sequence that is sure to turn heads.

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Sequential Turn Signal. The startup sequence won’t be the only thing turning heads. These tail lights also feature an amber sequential LED turn signal for a truly premium look. When activated, the top bar illuminates in a smooth sweeping motion, adding modern styling and improved visibility compared to the factory lamps.

Questions/Concerns:

Hours: Monday-Friday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 314-205-3033

Forum Member Benefit: All forum members are eligible for a free US shipping code for orders. Please send us a direct message for the exclusive code and save on any new or future order.

John C.
Diode Dynamics

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[Cattywumpuss]

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Our friends at FORM Lighting have officially released their new LED Tail Lights for the Jeep Gladiator, delivering a long-awaited upgrade inspired by their popular JL design. With a distinctive infinity mirror design, optional startup animation, and available sequential turn signals, these lights bring a modern look and full LED functionality with plug-and-play installation. Available now in smoked or red lens options at DiodeDynamics.com.

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Smoked, Not Sprayed. Nightshade? No thanks. Our new Gladiator tail lights are available in smoked or red configurations. Both options feature a smoked outer lens, and your choice of a red or smoked inner lens. Unlike cheap painted lenses, these tail lights use properly tinted optical components to achieve a true smoked look with OEM-style quality.

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Startup Sequence. These tail lights are packed with modern features, including a unique startup animation. Anytime the running lights turn on, both the outer perimeter and infinity mirror will illuminate in a chasing sequence that is sure to turn heads.

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Sequential Turn Signal. The startup sequence won’t be the only thing turning heads. These tail lights also feature an amber sequential LED turn signal for a truly premium look. When activated, the top bar illuminates in a smooth sweeping motion, adding modern styling and improved visibility compared to the factory lamps.

Questions/Concerns:

Hours: Monday-Friday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 314-205-3033

Forum Member Benefit: All forum members are eligible for a free US shipping code for orders. Please send us a direct message for the exclusive code and save on any new or future order.

John C.
Diode Dynamics

Love them, but can’t afford them at the moment. However, if you need to test a set in Alaska’s extreme winter temps and weather, let me know and we can figure something out!

 

[MattHamilton]

I've received these! But can not start to install until Friday. @Diode Dynamics , I sent a request for some help with routing the wire for the sequential turn signal to activate. But if ANYONE here can suggest very specific routes from the tail light to the engine bay, I'd be mighty appreciative. I could also use some help identifying the places/pieces to t-tap, like where exactly are they in the engine bay on my 2021 3.6 JT Overland?

 

[TwoCarGarageYT]

Do you have a profile shot compared to stock? Are they the same dimensions different design?

 

[Diode Dynamics]

Do you have a profile shot compared to stock? Are they the same dimensions different design?

They are similar in size to stock but with upgraded performance and styling for those interested in upgrading.

 

[MattHamilton]

I've received these! But can not start to install until Friday. @Diode Dynamics , I sent a request for some help with routing the wire for the sequential turn signal to activate. But if ANYONE here can suggest very specific routes from the tail light to the engine bay, I'd be mighty appreciative. I could also use some help identifying the places/pieces to t-tap, like where exactly are they in the engine bay on my 2021 3.6 JT Overland?

I am further delayed from installing these until next week. To make the sequential turn signals work it is required to wire into the FRONT DRL connector. The driver side is tough to access; and the passenger side is even tougher. So I've postponed my attempts until I get a bunch of free time in a row

 

[GladiatorPilot23]

Nice OEM+ Option. I have OEM LED which I like but not a bad option for a change and keep the OEM for the future since mine are mint.

 

[MattHamilton]

I added the taillights and the fender lights today. Overall install time was about 4.5 hours. My buddy and I ended up removing both front tires and inner fender liners to access the connector required for the sequential turn signal to work. Discovering a routing from front to back that avoided heat and moving parts was a task and a half. I must have used 25 zip ties combined for both sides to ensure everything stays put. This is not a one person install; the fishing on the driver's side was complicated; the passenger side we ran following an existing factory harness. Pulling the wires on the factory connector at the taillight was also not as easy as the online video shows. And to top it off, the bracket clip things used to screw the taillight back onto the truck on the passenger side was the wrong size - we ended reusing the OG clips off the original light.

All that being said, nothing broke during the install. The instructions were mostly good enough. And everything functioned perfectly the first time it was tested. The curve of the light matches the body pretty well (although I'm going to add some gasket to keep the seal tight). The smoked lens looks better against the black Jeep than I expected! I would recommend this purchase, but I don't want to see any other Gladiators running these lights Honestly, I can recommend - these seem pretty solid. "Lights before lockers!" :D

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