Oracle 21-25 Ford Bronco Flush Style Lensless LED Tail Lights - Tinted ^{GREAT DEAL}

ORACLE Lighting is excited to reveal our new flush mount LED tail light design for the new Ford Bronco. Protruding out significantly less than the factory tail lights, this low-profile design helps avoid potential damage while trail riding. These Ford Bronco tail lights feature an attractive design and functional LED lighting elements including high-powered reverse lights and unique signature perimeter lighting No more problems backing up at night because these LED reverse lights are basically a pair of LED light bars mounted into the tail light which will provide over 8,000 Lumens of rear-facing illumination. This innovative design wraps tightly around the truck. Because of the nearly flush wrap-around design, the lighting can be visible from any rear angle, making it a unique solution for the Bronco. These flush tail lights provide improved aesthetics and functional LED lighting features including high-powered reverse lights and signature perimeter lighting. As you can see in the animation below, these lights wrap tightly to the vehicle body providing a Flush mount design which not only looks great but is functional as well. Damaging factory tail lights on trails is not an uncommon issue for owners who often off-road their Broncos. The factory design protrudes out several inches past the body which creates unnecessary exposure to trees, boulders, and other obstacles on tight trails. The frame of the ORACLE Lighting Flush Mount LED Tail Light for the Ford Bronco is tight to the body panel reducing exposure and vulnerability. Even if you don't off-road your Bronco often, these lights provide plenty of innovative features and unique styling -which make them an awesome mod for any Bronco owner. Gain sleek styling that compliments the original body lines and tons of innovative features. With the superior quality and durability that ORACLE Lighting is known for, these tail lights are the perfect upgrade for your Bronco!

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