Description
Makes Your Vehicle More Conspicuous. To make your vehicle more conspicuous at night, you need to install these Carbon Fiber G2 Euro Tail Lights. Featuring incandescent bulbs, these tail lights produce a brilliant light, letting other drivers know that you too are using the road. With these tail lights, you can avoid vehicular clashes and other road accidents.
Sturdy Construction. These Carbon Fiber G2 Euro Tail Lights are made of sturdy materials to keep up with your Ford’s driving needs. Protected by a durable, carbon fiber housing, these tail lights can handle moderate impacts well without cracking or breaking.
Simple to Install. These tail lights are simple to install. They are built with a plug-and-play design and you can mount them to your vehicle’s factory light connectors without performing any modifications.
DOT-Compliant. To ensure that these tail lights are safe for road use, they are constructed in compliance with DOT’s regulations and guidelines. Moreover, before these tail lights are released in the market, they underwent a series of rigorous torture tests to guarantee quality and durability.
Application. The Carbon Fiber G2 Euro Tail Lights are designed to fit 2001-2003 Ford F-150 Flareside models.
Application Note. These tail lights require your original bulbs to complete the installation. This includes your parking, brake, signal, and backup bulbs.
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Raxiom T542847
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- G2 Euro Tail Lights
- Makes Your Vehicle More Conspicuous
- Built With Incandescent Bulbs
- Has Red Clear Lenses
- With a Carbon Fiber Housing
- Water-Resistant Construction
- Reuses Original Bulbs
- Socket Not Included
- DOT-Compliant
- Simple to install
- Sold as a Pair
- Designed to Fit 2001-2003 Ford F-150 Flareside Models
| Brand | Raxiom |
| Tail Lights Style | Custom Style |
| Tail Light Type | Non-LED |
| Tail Light Lens Color | Clear |
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