Product Details
Nissan Armada 2010, Chrome Red/Smoke LED Tail Lights by Spec-D®. 1 Pair. Chrome housing, red/smoke lens. Stock monochromatic tail lights are boring and make your car or truck indistinguishable from others of the same model. These LED tail lights will give your vehicle a unique, distinctive look like nothing else on the road. The stylists at Spec-D have created interesting detail that is visible just beyond the lens and the bright LEDs will upgrade your lighting and increase your safety.
Specifications
| Bulb type: LED |
Features
Multiple LEDs provide added safety on the road
The lights come with multiple LEDs that significantly improve illumination and, therefore, increase your driving safety.
Bright LEDs will make your vehicle more visible
High-intensity ultra-bright LEDs will add a stylish and unique appearance to your vehicle to make it stand out from the rest.
Designed to fit like your factory lights
Built to be an exact replacement for your OE lights to save-up your time and effort.
Completely sealed and tested for hassle-free performance
Every light is rigorously tested to ensure smooth operation and hermetically sealed to prevent moisture from getting trapped inside the housing.
Backed by a 1-year warranty
This warranty does not apply to any products that have been subjected to misuse, mishandling, misapplication, neglect, improper installation, or alterations.
Has it become difficult to pick out your car or truck from all the like models in the parking lot? If so, maybe it’s time to give your ride a unique look that will make it stand out from the mundane masses. These LED tail lights from Spec-D are a great way for your ride to get an exclusive appearance. For a small amount of cash, time and effort these lights will transform the back of your vehicle and give it a look that’s much different from what rolled off the assembly line. The designers at Spec-D create lights for each specific make and model, ensuring that the styling will be distinctive but at the same time complement your vehicle’s design.
These lights include the style, superior illumination and added safety that you can only get from LED lights. LED lights are the most advanced form of lighting. Their compact size makes it easy to arrange them in distinctive patterns, as seen on many late model luxury cars. They’re extremely durable, with an average lifespan of 50,000-75,000 hours, which means they’ll probably outlast the rest of your vehicle. The light they produce is much brighter and cleaner, much more attractive than incandescent light. The pattern of the LEDs in these lights is unique, so your ride will command attention wherever you go. But one feature makes LEDs particularly appropriate for tail light/stop light use: LEDs rise to their full intensity approximately 200 milliseconds faster than incandescent bulbs. This may not sound like a lot of time, but it may only be a split second that’s needed for the driver behind you to see your stop lights and react to avoid an accident.
Please check your state regulations to make sure whether smoke lights are street-legal. Their usage may be life-threatening if used on roads or highways.
They’re designed to exactly replace your factory lights, however some electrical wiring work may be required. Most lights come with detailed instructions to guide you through the installation. Spec-D tail lights are backed by a limited 1 year warranty against defects in materials and workmanship.
Spec-D Tuning®, based in Walnut, California, provides high-performance and cutting-edge styling parts and accessories for every part of your car, including engine, suspension, lighting, exterior, and interior. Since their inception in 2003, Spec-D’s goal has been to provide a higher level of excellence and service to their customers. They consistently achieve this with a staff of knowledgeable employees who stay on top of trends and changes in the marketplace to make sure they can supply you with the latest, best performing and best looking parts and accessories, at affordable prices.
Spec-D® - LED Tail Lights Wiring Installation Guide