Spec-D Tuning Tail Lights
- $92.99 - $945.99 /pair Regular Price
- $48.35 - $491.91 /pair
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Features
- Light a fuse on your ride’s backside with Spec-D Tuning Tail Lights
- Spec-D is the budget-friendly way to upgrade your vehicle’s lighting
- Custom crafted for a direct factory replacement fit
- Plug-n-play installation—no rewiring, splicing or soldering required
- Available in an array of colors & styles (depends on vehicle)
- Fully sealed to keep weather and moisture out
- DOT approved
- Your Spec-D Tail Lights are backed by a 90-day warranty
Description
Fire up your ride's style with a set of ultra-modern, budget-friendly Spec-D Tail Lights. Blazing with super-bright LEDs (depending on application), Spec-D Tail Lights ignite the rear of your ride without melting down your bank account. Whether you're swapping out cracked, faded or busted factory tail lights, updating your vehicle's rear-end style or both, Spec-D Tuning Tail Lights are your go-to choice.
Built as a direct replacement of your stock units, Spec-D Tail Lights plug right into your vehicle's wiring harness. So instead of splicing, soldering and rewiring, you're out turning heads with your new tail lights! Every set features modern design, super-bright performance, weather-sealed construction and DOT approval. Choose from an array of different styles, depending on your vehicle. And best yet, your Spec-D Tail Lights are backed by a 90-day warranty.
Spec-D Tuning Tail Lights Customer Reviews
53 Customer Reviews
Reviewed by Timothy T (FREDERICKSBURG, VA) Reviewed for a 1997 Dodge Ram — Mar 25, 2019 8:43 AM
Received some great looking tail lights...easy to install, with the appearance I wanted. Unfortunately, moisture set in the very next day causing my right turn signal not to work. I informed the company of this and they sent me a video to watch on how to apply silicone. I suppose that's exactly what I'll do.....thanks!
Reviewed by Michael M (AURORA, IN) Reviewed for a 2012 Dodge Ram — Sep 20, 2018 10:54 PM
Had lots of compliments on the taillights, but the plastic is quite thin had a kid hit one of the taillights with a ball and it broke the lens. The ball didn't seem to hit it that hard but just at the right spot it broke a piece out near the backup lights.
Reviewed by David Z (Eighty Four, PA) Reviewed for a 2006 Toyota Tundra — May 25, 2018 6:07 PM
