AmeriLite Smoke Intense Full LED Parking Light Bar Brake Lamp Reverse Tail Lights For 2015-2020 GMC Yukon YukonXL SUV

I was skeptical at first due to seeing other reviews about not lasting long but I have to say the price was decent for the set and they look great on my Yukon XL. They are bright and they were super easy to install!

Install was straightforward even without directions. I will warn anyone getting these, the plug on the back of the OEM taillights does not connect to these but fret not...follow that wire underneath the rear and you have to disconnect it from another harness. The factory cable is just an extension and adapter...so these plug into the connection behind the bumper.They are bright and look good on the vehicle. Unfortunately, we were rear-ended the very next day after we put them on and although 1 cracked, they both still worked. Can't speak to longevity, but they can take a hit right out of the box!!!

The media could not be loaded. The first brake light for our 2017 Yukon was replaced under warranty by the dealer in 2020. This was a $900 repair with parts and labor. I discovered that this is a common and expensive problem on the Yukon. Because it is an LED assembly, it must be repaired or fully replaced. The repair requires soldering a jumper wire in two places. This can be tricky and you risk damaging the light further. There are people who repair the lights for around $200-$300 each and can they be found on Amazon. When my other brake light burned out, I shopped around and decided to replace both brake lights with the AmeriLite. I liked the style and the ease of installation. You can find utube videos to help you. Remember to use the lower cable connectors located under the rear bumper. Do not use the original connectors. They will not work. Allow the exhaust system to cool before proceeding. While being extra careful, the install took me about an hour for both lights. These lights look and work great. At half the price of one light assembly, you get both. Save your original lights in case you want to send them to be repaired later.

They are bright, simple to hookup, and look great on the car. I've only had them for a few weeks so I will give another review in a few months just to give an update. But for now with the price ease of plug and Play (you do have to remove the harness from the cars tail lights and it's very easy to do) and simply how they work. I'm very satisfied with this product. It took me 10 minutes to remove the old tail lights and install the new tail lights. And I am no car mechanic it was just that easy

Light fix as advertised and bright brake and turn signal lightsLooks good except for the water condensation on the driver side taillight.Difficult to get the manufacturer to respond to a warranty request.Contacted company sent pictures of the leaky taillight. they quickly sent a replacement with return label. I applied silicone to the seams jsut in case.

Had to replace our taillights on our 2017 XL. Water had gotten into the housing somewhere and would cause them to short sporadically. Somedays they would work, some days one would fail etc. Taking it to the dealership we learned our warranty didn't cover lighting (cue eye roll). Dealer quote was $1400 for the pair. Scoured the internet to find a better price for OEM, no luck. Decided to go with these do to cost and look. I didn't like the look of the spec d or spider options. Couldn't be happier. They look great and function flawlessly so far. Will update as time goes on as it has only been about a month.

Best quality? I will say very good quality for the price and construction esp for an after market part and you get a pair so, no complaints about that. The lights are bright and are assembled in a way that when they shine, they have a subtle cool factor. I hope they last but I am happy with the overall product function and cost.

These have a very upscale look to them when installed. The installation was very straightforward with the exception of going under the bumper of the car to remove the factory wiring pigtail. I had the plastic trim tools from another project and you also need a T15 torx driver to remove the light itself. Videos on you tube show you how to do it. I think the video with the three kids helping was the most true to life and had the most detail. Several videos show people popping the connectors under the car apart with one hand. Not going to happen. I told my daughter to sell the one working taillight on ebay.