2014-2018 Silverado Raxiom LED Tail Lights with Sequential Turn Signal Review & Install

If you aren’t satisfied with the level of illumination your Chevrolet Silverado 1500’s stock tail lights are providing, now’s a good time as any to replace them with these Raxiom LED Tail Lights with Sequential Turn Signals; Red. These tail light upgrades are equipped with high-quality LEDs, offering brighter and longer-lasting sources of light. Plus, they boast red lenses, giving your truck’s rear end a more striking appearance.
Sequential Tail Lights. These LED Tail Lights are engineered with a sequential turn signal function. As such, their signal lights will animate whenever you’re about to make a turn, making your vehicle more noticeable to the other motorist on the road.
Made to Last. Each headlight assembly is built with a durable lens and fully sealed housing. These components are crafted to not only fortify the tail lights but also protect their lighting units and internal electronics from the elements, lasting you for several years to come.
Easy to Install. These tail lights are made to complement your vehicle’s specifications, so installing them will be a breeze. However, some wiring work might be needed to ensure that they’re properly connected to your truck’s electrical system.
Application. These Raxiom LED Tail Lights with Sequential Turn Signals fit all 2014-2018 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Models without Factory LED Tail Lights. amtrucks.at/3h9VkJu
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[@jimday9720]

Always great videos

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Thanks for watching! -Zach

[@ericzupan5905]

Installed these to try and solve the hyper flash issue in my left tail light and now I have hyper flash issues with both my tail lights…

[@kennetheugene6402]

Your guys are selling these in your catalog. Please on feature future videos , put in the video a dark view of the tail lights/ headlight. With the shop lights totally off because we want to see how they look at night. The low light in the shop just doesn’t cut it.

[@lordzeloxy9513]

My question is, how is that exposed connection to the modules going to hold up to the elements? Wouldn't it be wise to wrap that connection somehow to protect it? Also, wont those wires rub on the taillight housing and eventually short?