2004-2008 F150 ANZO LED Taillights (Black Housing) 311024

Unique and Custom Look for your F150's Taillights

One of the most popular modifications for the 2004 to 2008 F150 is to swap out the boring factory taillights for something brighter, better looking, and far more aggressive than stock. ANZO's F150 LED taillights meet all that criteria and more with their unique design and styling that make them one of the best options on the market when it comes to getting a whole new look for your F150's rear. These ANZO taillights are built around a unique LED board design with "honeycomb" style reflectors that have an awesome appearance both during the day, but especially at night. These awesome taillights feature a black housing that makes them perfect for F150's going for a murdered out look or truck;s that have a bunch of black or smoked parts and accessories.

Unique Honeycomb LED Reflector Housings

ANZO's F150 LED taillights bolt on right in place of your factory taillights without any drilling, cutting or other modifications. Each light comes with a full set of wiring and plug-and-play connectors for getting them up and running. The LEDs that power these taillights have a much larger light output than your factory halogen bulbs while having a much longer lifespan. Each of the LED's unique reflector housings generate a very unique light pattern that will set your truck apart from the rest. ANZO's taillights reuse your factory reverse bulb to make install and wiring that much easier. The lights come with everything they need, including install instructions.

Fitment: 2004-2008 Ford F150. These taillights will not fit Heritage Models, flaresides, or SVT Lightnings.

ANZO's Warranty: ANZO offers a 1-year limited warranty against manufacturer defects. Customers are responsible for shipping their lights to ANZO for any repairs, and will be responsible for the shipping charge back if the lights are sent in for warranty work outside of their first 30 days. Condensation issues are covered under the terms of ANZO's warranty. Read more about condensation and fogging over on our blog.