🚦 Optimized Xprite Amber Yellow LED Front Fender Side Marker Light Assembly with Smoke Lens for 2007-2018 Jeep Wrangler JK Review

I like the LED lights, but if you don't have new fender push pins (which means you cut off the existing ones, which makes things a lot easier) check out the Xprite YouTube video. I used a rubber mallet and a small allen wrench to push the pin through. It's not fast, it requires a bit of work on the pin's head with a trim remover to loosen it a bit, but it gets the job done. They connect to my 2010 Jeep JK sports car. Next we move on to the fog lights.

Absolute rubbish. I installed a few on April 3rd and the driver's side didn't work. I contacted the company and they immediately sent me another set. I hooked up a spare and they worked fine for 25 days and the driver's side failed again. So I ordered another pair, accidentally connected the passenger side to the driver side and everything worked fine. So I connected the driver side and it didn't work. I unscrewed the connector on the back and the yellow wire inside wasn't even connected to…

I have a 2017 Wrangler JKU Big Bear. Ever since I bought it I hated that everything about it was blacked out except for the parking lights, antenna and door lock cylinders! Well this solves one of those problems - now I have to choose an antenna and paint those locks! Easy to install - make sure to remove BOTH plastic rivets to allow the outer fender enough flex to accommodate new light assemblies. It also helps to remove the bulb socket when removing the factory light. Oh yes, there is a left…

I have a 2017 Wrangler Sahara, I think my color matched fenders are stiffer than the stock Wrangler fenders so I had to fiddle around a bit to get the old parking lights off . and these will be reinstalled. I really like the plug and play design. I bought these to replace another brand/design I bought from another major online sale/auction site that just wasn't working. I would buy them again and recommend them to another Jeep owner. If I had one negative comment, they could be a little…

The product was far from comparable, it was easy enough to install until I realized it wasn't necessarily ready to use as advertised. As you can see from the photo, the connector was almost a mirror image of what it should be, so it's not compatible with my wiring harness. The replacement part is the dirty part on the left and this part is the one shown on the right. And to top it off, after I took the second bulb out of the bubble wrap, I noticed that the solder wires were broken and had come…

So if you look closely at this picture you can see the tail light I am looking at on the left and the factory bulb in the orange factory fender light on the right. The straight side and serrated side of this fork are the opposite of what my jeep has. This is not a problem on the driver/passenger side. I was trying to see if both headlights can be installed on either side of the car. The documentation isn't very helpful with installation or anything, but there are plenty of videos showing how…