Ford did an excellent job with the sculpted tri-bar styling of the 2015-2023 Mustang's factory tail lights, but sometimes you want something a little different to set your Pony apart from the crowd of look-a-likes. Raxiom designed their Smoked Halo LED Tail Lights to do just that, these Tail Lights feature large round halos that will give your S550 Mustang an exotic super car appearance. These Raxiom Tail Lights not only look great, but will be sure to grab the attention of distracted drivers with there bright red LED illumination. Being plug and play, this pair of Halo LED Tail Lights will bring a new visual appeal to the rear of your Pony with very little effort. Crafted from the highest quality materials, this set of two Raxiom Halo LED Tail Lights feature a gloss black housing with a smoked lenses and red LED brake lights. With its unique style, the tails stick away from the body lines of your S550 and deliver a protruding round halo of LED light. Turn heads and get noticed on the roadways with this long lasting and bright tail light upgrade. Installing this modern LED Tail Light upgrade could not get any easier. Simply remove your current tail lights and disconnect the wiring, plug in the supplied wiring of your new Smoked Raxiom Halo LED Lights and reinstall. It's a simple upgrade using basic hand tools and should take no longer than a half hour to complete. While the direct install of these Smoked Raxiom Halo LEDs will be compatible with the factory turn signal sequencing, they do not add the sequential technology when braking, using hazards or locking/unlocking your Mustang. To enjoy full sequential technology for all brake functions, combine these tail lights with the Raxiom Tail Light Sequencer. This is a product designed for Mustangs sold in the US. It will not function properly on Mustangs sold in the EU or UK without modifications being made to the wiring harness.

Genuine Raxiom. Part number 393827.

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WARNING: California Proposition 65 — this product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer or reproductive harm.