Xprite LED Amber Yellow Front Fender Side Marker Light Assembly with Smoke Lens Compatible with 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2016 2017 2018 Jeep Wrangler JK

Great product they look and function great. Just know you’ll have to pop out one rivet on your fender flare so order replacement rivets before hand

No flickering clean installation when you follow their vehicle it’s not hard to do and it is a significant brighter over the OEM ones. Excellent value for the money. Wiring wasn’t an issue one mine first time go. I don’t know about long term yet I will update this as needed. First picture is OEM second is this marker.

I own a 2017 Wrangler JKU Big Bear. Ever since I bought it, I have hated that everything is blacked out on it except for the marker lights, antenna and door lock cylinders! Well this fixes one of those problems - now I need to decide on an antenna and paint those locks! Easy to install - make sure that you remove BOTH of the plastic rivets to give yourself enough flex of the outer fender to get the new light assemblies in. It also helps to remove the bulb holder when removing the factory light. Oh yeah, there is a left and a right light - they are marked on the back and they don't interchange!

I’ve had to buy a few different brands of fender side markers and none of them get it fully right for some reason. These fit in the slot perfectly but I did end up having an issue with the connector in the back. The wire has a slot for them to go in a specific way and these are opposite. You can still jam the wire in to make it work but you would think they would make it so that it just slides into the tab without issue.

Very happy with these lights. The install is a pain and there are videos on Youtube that show how to remove and reuse the plastic rivet. I would suggest to buy a plastic rivet gun set on Amazon that comes with plastic rivets and just cut out the orginial rivet and replace with a new one. I have seen the sets for around $20 and is well worth it instead of fighting with removing and preserving the original one. Once you have the fender liner seperated from the render this light is very easy to install and plug in. I would buy these again.

This product meets my expectations in price-point, quality, design and workmanship. To anyone who purchases the product, you can feel confident in your purchase. Great response and shipping assistance and quick delivery time and method all add up to a great shopping experience. Product came well packaged and documented. Any one doing business with the platform and seller can rest assured of prompt and professional attention to your order and delivery of a top-quality product!

2011 JK Wrangler -> fitment was mirror image! Not plug n play! Wish I had read more comments before purchasing. One wise person noted they had to remove the "wings" to make it fit and I was so lost till I saw why - the housing doesn't allow it to fit when they are mirrored. A 15 min fix turned into a couple hours while I found something sharp enough to remove them. I have only installed one and am just going to leave it looking crazy for a bit while I decide it if is worth it. Why does everything have to be MacGyvered!

I have a 2017 Wrangler Sahara, I think my color matched fenders are stiffer than a standard Wrangler fender so required some wrestling to get the old marker lights out and these new ones installed. I really like the plug and play design too. I bought these to replace a different brand/design I purchased from another large online selling/auction website that just did not work out. I would buy these again and would recommend them to another Jeep owner. If I had one negative comment, they could be a little brighter, but the smoked lens vanishes in my black fenders, I really like that look so it is a compromise I'm willing to make.

These little guys were just the ticket. My OEM fender clearance lights were shot due to water damage. Replacement light sockets were way more - plus no guarantee that the problem would not recur. Installation was not too difficult - about 30 minutes total. An extra set of hands to steady the fender as you drive the pins out of the body clips to separate the inner fender may help you. Also, the original light units may be snug and need some subtle "convincing" to release. Be careful not to break the bottom tabs. Clean any corrosion on the vehicle-side wiring and be careful when replacing the wires into the new LED units (you'll see what I mean). These things are bright and look sharp - day or night. Very happy with the purchase. The front turn signal units are next on my radar!

Someone backed into my fender and broke one of my existing LED marker lights. I have other Xprite products so I took a chance and purchased these. Glad I did! They look great! Yes, they do take a bit of work to install but compared to other modifications I've done to my Jeep, they weren't overly difficult to get into place. Be careful when removing the fasteners that hold in your existing lights. If you're careful, you can reuse them just fine.

Installation wasn't too difficult, however the spring tabs at the top both snapped off very easily during the installation. There is sufficient pressure surrounding the lights once they are installed to keep them in place, so it's not an issue, but be aware. The lights themselves work very well and look great once installed

UPDATE: The seller read my review and reached out to me within hours. We came to an agreement that would satisfy both parties. Changing from a 3 star review to 5 stars for exceptional customer care. I purchased these because the connector on one of my OEM turn signals has rusted out and couldn't find just the connector (bulb holder part) online so I decided to give these a try. I've had the Xprite LED tail lights for 2 years and they are still working great so I decided to stick with this brand. The install was pretty easy except for one connector was being difficult. The plug was in all the way but no light. I tried the other one on the same side and it worked so I knew that it was something with this connector. I had to use a pair of channel pliers to push them together far enough to get the light working. In the end I got it working but I feel that better quality control is needed.

Il faut enlever la fausse aile pour être en mesure de changer la lumière originale, il faut prendre le temps