LED Tail Lights Compatible with 2007-2017 Jeep Wrangler JK, Brake Reverse Light Rear Back Up Lights Daytime Running Lamps, Built-in EMC- Smoked Lens

I got these for my husband to install on his "new" 2017 Wrangler. The factory taillights aren't super bright and we tow the Jeep behind our motorhome and wanted it to stand out more. The quality is very good. They're just as solid as the factory lights. Installation took less than 15 minutes. They look great on the Jeep and they're much brighter than the factory incandescent bulbs. Since they're LEDs the brake lights come up a fraction quicker and that's more attention getting. The backup lights are a HUGE improvement over stock. The lights have a resistor attached so there's no hyper flash from the computer thinking a bulb is out due to the low current draw. The price was great as well. Very happy with this upgrade.

This purchase has been one of my favorite upgrades that i need a quick low-cost solution to pass inspection. Upon opening the package, I noticed all the wiring was enclosed inside the housing including the needed resistor for LED conversion from OEM halogen bulb wiring. This set up took less than 5 minutes to install as you only need to unscrew the OEM taillights, remove the socket plug, plug in this new unit and screw back on two screws. The lights are LED, bright, and visible so that you are not missed by other vehicles keeping you safe while on the road. The tail lights are DOT compliant and should not affect your MIL codes. The tail lights are durable such that they can be a long-term solution as I have been using these for over two years and they are still functioning just like the day I received them. There is no material degradation or discoloration on any part of the tail light. My Jeep lives outside 24/7 365 days a year in temperatures ranging from 24F to 105F.

I bought these because I broke the cover off of my old taillights and needed something fast. These lights came next day and were installed in 15 minutes as they easily plugged into factory wiring. I was impressed with how bright these were and the quality of light.

Really like the blackout look fits my Jeep perfectly. Only issue is one will short out blinker wise and is intermittent. Checked several times and everything is secure as far as wires and resistors go. They do seem to possibly be made from cheap material. I am a year in and only complaint so far.

I’ve never done a brake light mod before so trust me when I say I came into this project with absolutely no idea what I was doing. These lights look fantastic, the reverse light is so bright I can actually see out my back window when reversing. It’s a couple of screws you need to take out, unplug your current light and plug in the new one. Make sure you mount the load resistor to metal, as it gets very hot. Wish I knew about load resistors before I did my headlights which now I have to redo to install those. Will follow up on how it’s holding up in a few months but so far really happy with them

I've been looking to change out the boring stock taillights with LEDs for a while, but wasn't ready to spend a ton of money on high end ones and I didn't like the looks of most of the reasonably priced ones. I found these and decided to take a chance. I'm glad I did, because I'm very happy with how they look and how bright they are! It is tough to accurately show in a picture how bright they are in the sun in the day, but they are very easy to see and even brighter in person. I took a picture of all the modes so you can see each one separately. They are also very easy to install just requiring 2 screws on each side to remove the old lights. These were a great low cost, easy to install upgrade.

LED's are very bright, plug and play. have been running for a year with no issues

I would highly recommend these lights. They are super bright, especially the reverse light. I always thought that the factory reverse light wasn’t enough to safely back up in the dark. These will definitely take care of that. Installation was very easy and only took about 10 minutes. The only tool required was a Philips head screw driver. One thing to note is that the new mounting screws that come with the lights are a little too thick to thread into the existing mounting holes. I just used my original screws without any problems.