Product Details
Jeep Wrangler 2006, Black Powder Coat Rear Trail Corners™ with Tail Light Mount with OEM Tail Light Mount by Poison Spyder Customs®. Material: Steel. Poison Spyder Trail Corners are a simple addition to protect and enhance one of your Jeep's most vulnerable areas from rock damage. Trail corners are laser cut from 3/16" steel and precision formed for perfect fitment around your Jeep's corner and OEM flares. Trail Corners are secured with stainless steel button head hardware, included in the kit along with detailed installation instructions. All mounting holes, gas filler, taillight and license plate holes are pre-cut. Original license plate hardware can be re-used. Trail Corners come powder coated black.
Specifications
Material: Steel |
Installation Type: Cutting or Drilling Required |
Features
- High quality at an affordable price
- Expertly made from premium materials
- Built to match your exact requirements
Trail Corners are available in two designs. With the "OEM Taillights" version, the factory taillight box can be re-used. With the "LED Taillights" version, high intensity LED taillights can be installed. LED taillights and electronic flashers are avialable from Poison Spyder, on their LED Taillights page. LED taillights require additional cutting of your Jeep's sheetmetal and minor wiring.
Trail Corners are designed as easy bolt-on trail protection for moderate use. If you need the ultimate in hard core corner protection for your Jeep, check out Poison Spyder Crusher Corners™.
One of the most reputed names in the automotive industry, Poison Spyder Customs® is located in Banning, California. The brand manufactures a huge selection of high quality off-road equipment, including bumpers and stingers, rocker armors, rear corner armors, differential covers, etc. All products provided by the company are instantly recognizable for their signature Poison Spyder style that sets the benchmark for design in the entire industry. Developed and manufactured in the USA, they offer durability and functionality needed to overcome the most extreme trails and obstacles.