Can The Tailgate Light Bar sync to my truck’s hazard lights and turn signals?
Yes, the Tailgate Light Bars are specifically designed to replicate the functions of the Taillights, Brake Lights and Turn Signals on your vehicle.
Yes, the Tailgate Light Bars are specifically designed to replicate the functions of the Taillights, Brake Lights and Turn Signals on your vehicle.
Our Tailgate Light Bars are universal. The best way to determine the size needed for your specific application would be to measure your vehicle. We offer Tailgate Light Bars in 60”, 49”, and 36” lengths.
Our Tailgate light bars are all universal and can be installed on any vehicle with working tail light wiring. We offer Tailgate light bars in multiple sizes such as 60”, 49” and 36” lengths which allow them to fit a large range of vehicles.
At this time, Red (or white reverse) is the only color we offer in Tailgate Light Bars.
Our 2pc 60" single and dual row tailgate light bar and all the TailFlex® are waterproof.
Yes, the TailFlex® bar is very flexible and can be bent to fit any uneven mounting surfaces. An example of the flexibility is in the picture below:
No. Unfortunately, the TailFlex® Tailgate Light Bars cannot be cut to size. Cutting the Light Bars to size will not only void their warranty it will also permanently damage the kit and remove the waterproof seal.
The reverse lights on the Tailgate Light Bars illuminate white as shown in the image below: Click Here to watch a product video!
The Tailgate Light Bars come with both double-sided tape and mounting screws so they can be mounted with either of those methods or both. We do recommend using Adhesion Promoter on adhesive contact areas to allow for the strongest bond possible....
Our 2pc Tailgate LED Light Bars both feature white reverse lights. Our TailFlex series has the option for the reverse light feature in all sizes, which you will select when adding the item to your cart!
Installation time varies greatly. Installation could take anywhere from 30 minutes to hours depending on the tools, and experience. Please note: The installation of this kit is recommended to be installed by a licensed professional. The improper...
Well, that depends on how you decide to install your Tailgate Light Bar! If you are installing the tailgate light bar with brackets, you will need a drill to install the screws. If you are using the included Double-Sided tape, no tools will be...
The Y-splitter harness allows you to plug in both your tailgate light bar and your trailer at the same time. It is not required for installation. However, it is a nice option to have as you will no longer have to worry about disconnecting your...
No, hardwiring your Tailgate Light Bar will not void the warranty for this product. Hardwiring is one of the preferred methods of installation as it will leave your 4 pin trailer connector available for use at all times and will allow you to hide...
Yes, Dielectric Grease is suggested to provide a barrier to reduce corrosion. Apply a small amount of Dielectric Grease across the female connection points of the 4 Pin Trailer Connector on both the LED Tailgate Bar and the truck. If installing a...
Adhesion Promoter is not required for the installation of our Tailgate Light Bars. However, if you are only planning on using double-sided tape as the mounting method for your application then it would be highly recommended to use Adhesion...
The white wire from the Tailgate Light Bar will tap into the power wire for your reverse lights. This will allow the white lights on the light bar to illuminate when the vehicle is put in reverse.
You will need to hardwire your Tailgate light bar into your taillights if you do not have a trailer plug available.
If your vehicle only has a 7-pin Trailer plug you will either need to hardwire the Tailgate Light Bar or you can purchase our 7 Pin to 4 Pin Tailgate Trailer Adapter.
Some newer vehicles come equipped with trailer/park assist features and back-up cameras which may be disabled when the Tailgate Light Bar is plugged into the trailer connector. This is because the vehicle believes the light bar is a trailer...
If your truck has a Spare Tire Access Hole in the middle of the Tailgate Light Bar mounting position then we would suggest either mounting the Light Bar in a way that it is not interfering with the access hole, or you can use one of our TailFlex®...
Yes, the Tailgate Light Bars come with everything required for a basic installation.