OEM Mopar Taillight Bulbs

The lighting on your vehicle's rear consists of taillights, brake lights, and reverse lights. Tail lighting is wired to turn red when your front position lights activate. It indicates your position both on the road and off it, usually giving drivers nearby a rough sense of where and how far ahead of them you are. Some tail lights can even have fog lights built in; they give you better visibility during inclement weather.

Brake lights, though, light up red when you step on the brake pedal; they indicate that you're slowing down or stopping. Reverse lights, on the other hand, activate when you shift into the reverse gear or drive mode to back your vehicle up; they tell other drivers that you're reversing, so they know to either stop or avoid you.

When Should I Replace a Tail Light?

When to change a tail light is straightforward. If your lights or bulbs have been damaged because of an accident or if they're dim or flickering, take care of it ASAP. Before you do, though, be sure of what the problem is: inspect the entire tail light assembly.

Repair Your Factory Lighting | Install Genuine OEM Tail Lights

If you're planning on making repairs, you're at the right auto parts store. We carry only genuine OEM taillight bulbs and light assemblies, so what you buy will come compatible with the brand and model you drive, guaranteed. Order now, and we will ship the parts you need right away.