OEM Jeep Wrangler JK Tail Light

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Jeep Wrangler JK Tail Light upgrades enhance the rough image of the SUV and remind the drivers why the Jeep legend continues to dominate the trail. Wrangler JK glistens with a strong ladder frame, strong front and rear axles and a heavy four wheel drive to make a Jeep crawl upon rock, sand as well as snow with a sure and sure stride. The Wrangler JK is fun in the street and not afraid of the road with its wide stance, quick shifting transmissions and smart traction control, its open top design and removable doors provide every off road adventure with a new breath of air and freedom. Due to the fact that the owners are taking their Wrangler JK to mud and night rides, a reliable Tail Light is important. A Wrangler JK Tail Light is equipped with bright running, brake, and reverse lamps that break through dust and rain and indicate the intentions to the traffic behind, minimizing the risks. This Tail Light has a shaped shell, which fits into the body panels of the factory in such a way that the Jeep retains its bold square rear appearance, and LEDs consume little power, and bounce off harsh bumps, which is ideal with a wrangler that is intended to be adventurous and out of control, the Jeep JK. Replacement of a new Tail Light requires primordial tools and few minutes and it is important to park in a secure place, disconnect the battery, remove two screws, unplug the connector, and in place the new unit, screw in, reconnect the plug, and test the lamps before driving away.