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Metra JP-TL06S Smoked Taillight IP67 for Select Jeep Gladiator JT 2020-Up (Pair)

Metra JP-TL06S Smoked Taillight IP67 for Select Jeep Gladiator JT 2020-Up (Pair)
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$241.95 - $241.95
$241.95
$241.95 - $241.95
$241.95

Metra JP-TL06S Smoked Taillight IP67 for Select Jeep Gladiator JT 2020-Up (Pair)

Upgrade the taillights on your Jeep with this easy-to-install solution. This pair of lights will add an updated modern appearance while increasing overall visibility and safety for drivers. The smoked lens provides a stylish upgrade for those seeking to complement the rear of their Jeep with a smoldering smoky style, while the highly visible LEDs provide better visibility than factory lights. Each of these taillights illuminates the reverse light with (28) .5-watt LEDs, brake lights with (18) .5-watt LEDs, and running lights with (28) .5-watt LEDs. A durable polycarbonate lens and an IP67 rating ensures that these sturdy lights will stand up to the elements.

Features:

  • Each light includes: Brake LEDs: (18) 0.5W, running LEDs: (28) 0.5W, and reverse LEDs: (6) 1.5W
  • OEM fit
  • Plugs into OEM harness
  • Polycarbonate smoked lens
  • Sold as a pair
  • Rated IP67

Vehicle Fitment:

Jeep®

  • Gladiator JT 2020-Up*

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