Corner Lights

Corner Lights: the small lens that sharpens your front-end look and keeps you seen

Corner lights are the parking and side marker lenses that sit at the outer front edges of the vehicle, beside the headlight and turn signal. Their job is simple but real: mark the width of the car and put out parking and marker light so you are visible from the side and front at night. When the factory lens goes hazy, cracks, or fills with moisture, the lamp dims and the reflector clouds over. Swapping the corner lights is usually a quick job — pop the lens, transfer or replace the bulb, and clip it back in — and it cleans up the front end at the same time.

What ThreePiece stocks

This category has 17 products in stock across two brands: ANZO and Bike Master. Prices run from $16 to $155, which is the current range for what is on the shelf right now, not a fixed promise. ANZO covers the automotive side with items like the ANZO 1988-1998 Chevrolet C1500 LED Parking Lights in Smoke and the ANZO Chevrolet Blazer Corner Lights with clear lens and amber reflector. Bike Master handles the powersports end with parts such as the BikeMaster KTM Turn Signal and the BikeMaster Universal Flush Mount Marker Light in Black/Amber.

Fitment data is listed on 8 of these products. Vehicles named in that data include the Honda Accord, Chevrolet C1500, Ford F-150, Chevrolet Blazer, Chevrolet Silverado 1500 and BMW 3 Series, with a listed year range of 1988 to 2003. Make names appearing in product titles include Chevrolet, Honda, BMW, Ford, Harley and KTM.

How to choose

The first split here is car versus powersport. If you are fixing a truck or SUV corner lens, look to the ANZO listings and match your make, model and year exactly. If you are on a bike, the Bike Master marker and signal lights are the ones to check. The second choice is lens finish: a clear lens with amber reflector keeps a factory look, while a smoke lens darkens the front end at the cost of a little brightness. Universal flush-mount markers give you flexibility on custom builds but need you to plan the mounting and wiring yourself, where a direct-fit lens simply replaces the original.

What else you need with it

Corner lights are one piece of the front lighting job. Browse the full Lighting section for the rest, and pair a fresh corner lens with matching Headlights and Turn Signals so the whole front end matches. Doing the rear at the same time? See Tail Lights. For added forward light on trucks, look at LED Light Bars. All of these sit under the main Exterior section.

Fitment help and ordering

Not sure a lens matches your year and trim? Call fitment help at 813-535-5801 or reach out through our contact page before you order. Every order ships free, and Affirm and Katapult financing is available at checkout.

Corner Lights: the small lens that sharpens your front-end look and keeps you seen

Corner lights are the parking and side marker lenses that sit at the outer front edges of the vehicle, beside the headlight and turn signal. Their job is simple but real: mark the width of the car and put out parking and marker light so you are visible from the side and front at night. When the factory lens goes hazy, cracks, or fills with moisture, the lamp dims and the reflector clouds over. Swapping the corner lights is usually a quick job — pop the lens, transfer or replace the bulb, and clip it back in — and it cleans up the front end at the same time.

What ThreePiece stocks

This category has 17 products in stock across two brands: ANZO and Bike Master. Prices run from $16 to $155, which is the current range for what is on the shelf right now, not a fixed promise. ANZO covers the automotive side with items like the ANZO 1988-1998 Chevrolet C1500 LED Parking Lights in Smoke and the ANZO Chevrolet Blazer Corner Lights with clear lens and amber reflector. Bike Master handles the powersports end with parts such as the BikeMaster KTM Turn Signal and the BikeMaster Universal Flush Mount Marker Light in Black/Amber.

Fitment data is listed on 8 of these products. Vehicles named in that data include the Honda Accord, Chevrolet C1500, Ford F-150, Chevrolet Blazer, Chevrolet Silverado 1500 and BMW 3 Series, with a listed year range of 1988 to 2003. Make names appearing in product titles include Chevrolet, Honda, BMW, Ford, Harley and KTM.

How to choose

The first split here is car versus powersport. If you are fixing a truck or SUV corner lens, look to the ANZO listings and match your make, model and year exactly. If you are on a bike, the Bike Master marker and signal lights are the ones to check. The second choice is lens finish: a clear lens with amber reflector keeps a factory look, while a smoke lens darkens the front end at the cost of a little brightness. Universal flush-mount markers give you flexibility on custom builds but need you to plan the mounting and wiring yourself, where a direct-fit lens simply replaces the original.

What else you need with it

Corner lights are one piece of the front lighting job. Browse the full Lighting section for the rest, and pair a fresh corner lens with matching Headlights and Turn Signals so the whole front end matches. Doing the rear at the same time? See Tail Lights. For added forward light on trucks, look at LED Light Bars. All of these sit under the main Exterior section.

Fitment help and ordering

Not sure a lens matches your year and trim? Call fitment help at 813-535-5801 or reach out through our contact page before you order. Every order ships free, and Affirm and Katapult financing is available at checkout.