Genuine OEM Tail Light Assemblies for Ford F-150

Find the Right F150 Tail Light for Your Pickup

Affordable OEM Ford F150 tail lights for sale are an easy, efficient way to update, customize, or replace exterior lights on your truck. Inventory on eBay consists of F150 OEM tail lights in a variety of lens colors, bulb types, and OEM brands, both new and gently used.

Any new part you purchase to replace a factory-made part on your vehicle is an aftermarket part. It is a part you add or swap out on your vehicle after it leaves the manufacturer. However, automakers do not manufacture their own parts for their own vehicles. Instead, they contract the manufacture of these parts to an Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM), such as headlights by Philips. As a result, the words "genuine," "OEM," and "aftermarket" are often interchangeable, and there are seldom any discrepancies between them regarding quality or durability.

Locate this information in the product title or product description. Since these are high-quality, genuine OEM parts by manufacturers like Ford, General Motors, and BMW, there are no set ranges in terms of specific parts that fit specific model years. There are some 2014 F150 OEM tail lights that can replace 2015 F150 King Ranch tail lights, 2018 F150 tail lights OEM, and even other models in the Ford fleet, such as Escape, Fusion, and Focus.

Like nearly all automotive lighting on the market, Ford F150 tail lights are available with halogen, incandescent, and LED bulbs. All three are comparable in quality, but they produce light differently. Owing to the different ways they produce light, each bulb achieves and emits common color temperatures at different levels of wattage usage. Halogen bulbs achieve warm white light at roughly 43 watts of usage and incandescent at 60 watts of usage. LED bulbs shine warm white at only 12 watts of usage.

It depends on the assembly, bulb type, model year, and OEM product that you purchase. Some 2018 F150 OEM LED tail lights come with bulbs, while others do not. The product title or description specifies when the assembly does not include bulbs. Replacing a tail light assembly requires removal of the entire existing assembly, which means you have to unscrew, disconnect, and remove bulbs anyway, so purchasing an assembly that does not have bulbs is still a viable choice.