Black LED Tail Lights for Spyder Dodge Ram 1500 02-06, Ram 2500 02-05, and Ram 3500 02-05 Review

Ordered these for my son's truck and they fit perfectly. They come with long screws as the light is slightly smaller than the factory light at the mounting point, but the screws work well. I changed the reverse lights and the rear light on the passenger side does not work. Maybe it's just a bad bulb, but I'll wait until it's minus 20 to check. I recommend bright LEDs.

These taillights replaced the stock ones on my 2006 Dodge Ram. For some reason the standard devices refused to work, but these ones saved a life! They are perfect for the truck. They were simple and easy to install and completed in just a few hours. Now both lamps work! The only reason I didn't give 5 stars is because they are quite dark. Yes we ordered a darker color and yes the lights are still visible. However, they are harder to see in daylight than the average tail light.

I kept them on my truck for less than a month before one of them broke while driving. The piece of plastic you screw in broke and the whole thing fell off. One of the side reflectors broke and the taillight socket broke. I contacted the seller and they sent me another pair that arrived over a month old so I had to go with duck tape holding my tail light. The replacement parts they sent me weren't exactly the same as the first ones I had, but they were similar enough. They didn't fit as well as…

They have been on my car for almost 2 months without any problems. I think they look great and I find them brighter and more visible than traditional incandescent bulbs ever were. Installation was very easy and the instructions were clear. You will reuse your existing reversing lights. So if you want them to be 100% LED, you need to replace them. =============================================== Edit 2 years later: the plastic they are made of deforms over time and the lights no longer hold in…

These taillights look good and work well once fitted but here are a few tips to help you.1. Carefully remove the old headlights. They have 2 screws on the side that are easy to remove. The two posts that go into the sockets inside will break if you're not careful. Go around the edges of the taillight and shake it slowly.2. Check new headlights before turning them on. Put in the reverse lights, then turn on the key and check the lights, brake lights, turn signals and reverse lights. Mine came…

First of all I originally bought recon taillights that were twice the price so you would think you are getting twice the quality, no. They didn't work when I received them so they sent them back. I ordered these and the first thing that struck me was that everything about these Spyder lights was identical to the Recons other than the design of the reflector behind the LED. I even mean the lettering on the trim and even the factory QC pen markings. These things come off the same assembly line as