Tail Lights

Tail Lights: rear lighting that gets you seen and changes the look

Your tail lights do two jobs at once: they carry the running-light, brake and turn functions the rear of the car needs to signal traffic, and they set the whole look of the back end. Fitting a replacement set is one of the more direct swaps in the Exterior section - most kits sit in the same housing pockets, plug into the factory harness, and bolt back with the same fasteners you removed. People upgrade when a lens is cracked or foggy, when a bulb-based unit fails, or when they want an LED look with sequential or initialization animation instead of the stock incandescent glow.

What we stock

There are 151 tail light products here from 12 brands. The bulk of the range comes from ANZO and AlphaRex, with ORACLE Lighting and Raxiom filling out the mid-range, plus smaller counts from Bikers Choice, Kuryakyn, Rigid Industries, Ford Racing, Hella and others. Prices currently run from $31 to $1,804 - that's the live range on what's in stock, not a fixed promise. At the top sits the AlphaRex NOVA-Series prismatic LED set for the Ferrari 458, also offered in a red smoke lens. In the middle you'll find the Ford Performance Mustang clear tail lamp kit, the Raxiom Challenger LED set with black housing and the ORACLE F-150 flush-style LED lights.

How to choose

Start with lens color. A clear or red-clear lens keeps the rear bright and stock-like; a smoke lens darkens the look and mutes output. Then decide on function: some sets are full LED with sequential turn signals and startup animation, others are simpler LED or bulb-style replacements at a lower price. Housing color - black versus chrome - changes the contrast against your paint. The price spread here is wide because it covers everything from bike lighting up to exotic-car LED kits, so match the kit to your vehicle and the feature list rather than to the top of the range.

Fitment

107 of these products carry fitment data, spanning model years from 1940 to 2025. Top vehicles include the Ford Mustang, Honda Civic, Toyota Tundra, Dodge Ram 1500, Toyota 4Runner and Tacoma, Jeep Wrangler, Dodge Challenger and Chevrolet Silverado 1500. Coverage also reaches Harley-Davidson applications, so this range is not cars only. Always confirm your exact year and trim before ordering.

What else you need

Match your rear look to the front with Headlights, and coordinate the signal set with Turn Signals. Truck owners often pair a lighting refresh with LED Light Bars, Mud Flaps and Truck and SUV parts. Browse the wider Lighting department for related upgrades.

Ordering

Every order ships free, and Affirm and Katapult financing are available at checkout. If you're unsure which set fits, call fitment help at 813-535-5801 before you buy.

Tail Lights: rear lighting that gets you seen and changes the look

Your tail lights do two jobs at once: they carry the running-light, brake and turn functions the rear of the car needs to signal traffic, and they set the whole look of the back end. Fitting a replacement set is one of the more direct swaps in the Exterior section - most kits sit in the same housing pockets, plug into the factory harness, and bolt back with the same fasteners you removed. People upgrade when a lens is cracked or foggy, when a bulb-based unit fails, or when they want an LED look with sequential or initialization animation instead of the stock incandescent glow.

What we stock

There are 151 tail light products here from 12 brands. The bulk of the range comes from ANZO and AlphaRex, with ORACLE Lighting and Raxiom filling out the mid-range, plus smaller counts from Bikers Choice, Kuryakyn, Rigid Industries, Ford Racing, Hella and others. Prices currently run from $31 to $1,804 - that's the live range on what's in stock, not a fixed promise. At the top sits the AlphaRex NOVA-Series prismatic LED set for the Ferrari 458, also offered in a red smoke lens. In the middle you'll find the Ford Performance Mustang clear tail lamp kit, the Raxiom Challenger LED set with black housing and the ORACLE F-150 flush-style LED lights.

How to choose

Start with lens color. A clear or red-clear lens keeps the rear bright and stock-like; a smoke lens darkens the look and mutes output. Then decide on function: some sets are full LED with sequential turn signals and startup animation, others are simpler LED or bulb-style replacements at a lower price. Housing color - black versus chrome - changes the contrast against your paint. The price spread here is wide because it covers everything from bike lighting up to exotic-car LED kits, so match the kit to your vehicle and the feature list rather than to the top of the range.

Fitment

107 of these products carry fitment data, spanning model years from 1940 to 2025. Top vehicles include the Ford Mustang, Honda Civic, Toyota Tundra, Dodge Ram 1500, Toyota 4Runner and Tacoma, Jeep Wrangler, Dodge Challenger and Chevrolet Silverado 1500. Coverage also reaches Harley-Davidson applications, so this range is not cars only. Always confirm your exact year and trim before ordering.

What else you need

Match your rear look to the front with Headlights, and coordinate the signal set with Turn Signals. Truck owners often pair a lighting refresh with LED Light Bars, Mud Flaps and Truck and SUV parts. Browse the wider Lighting department for related upgrades.

Ordering

Every order ships free, and Affirm and Katapult financing are available at checkout. If you're unsure which set fits, call fitment help at 813-535-5801 before you buy.