🚦 Partsam Black Smoke Lens Cab Roof Marker Running Lamps with White LED Lights for Ford Super Duty Trucks F150 F250 F350 F450 F550 F650 F750 E150 E250 E350 E450 1999-2016 Review

Not impressed with missing mounting bolts/screws. I had to buy along with connectors for wires. The process took longer, especially going to the hardware store to buy the right size screws and connectors. The kit would be 10 times better if it had everything. A great setup, especially on 11-16 Superduty. But it was worth it for the pure white look.

Although easy to install, the screws provided are very poorly made. I was riding in rain/snow/wind and 2 lenses fell off because the screws were almost plastic. I don't understand why they give cheap screws when they know these lenses are mounted on the roof of a truck. I was going to return them but just realized I missed the return date. dissatisfied

First of all I would like to say that this is a body kit for my money. It is excellent. Many reviews said some bulbs don't work, but they need to be properly placed in the sockets. If they don't work, just flip them over. Installation was pretty easy, but the large screws that come with it aren't the best. Even though they are stainless steel. The only real issue I had with them was the power outlets. They are ruby red material and on some the bulb socket came out of the rubber and had to be…

I love the look of them and the top of the lens matches the Ford OEM base perfectly. If your truck already has factory headlights and you just want tinted lenses, I highly recommend these. One thing I'm not a fan of is the hardware they are supposed to install. Ford OEM base plates have built in bolts that go through the cover and are secured with a nut on the inside. They come with basic sheet metal screws for the base, which I think is a very poor design. I also don't trust the foam pads they

Light quality and brightness are excellent but there are 2 major design flaws when installed on Super Duty 2013 and up. The factory base of the cab lighting has a slight concavity to match the cab. It's not like this! So once secured you have a front and rear gap that will eventually leak indefinitely! I used silicone to seal but probably should have just returned them. I don't particularly like sealing a new product on a $70,000 truck. The second problem is that your cables go into the cockpit