2018 F150 LED Tail Lights $$$$

philh wrote:
Whoa!!!!

Took it to the dealer because there is some moisture in the tail light and one small segment at the bottom has failed.

HOWEVER, for for a part that STARTS at $800 and goes up from there. I'll wait until it totally fails, if it ever does. Dealer couldn't quote the total price, because apparently these things are like little kits.

I think the LED versions also have the BLISS sensor built into the tail lights as well.

Does this look like yours?
https://www.amazon.com/VIPMOTOZ-Premium-Assembly-2018-2019-Passenger/dp/B07KXJVNPH/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=2018+ford+f150+tail+light+assembly&qid=1604975278&replacementKeywords=tail+light+assembly&sr=8-3&vehicle=2018-54-666

That came out ugly. Try amazon for 2018 ford f150 tail light assembly. Quite a few around 350.

^Yup, everyone wants this new stuff. Now you have $800 tail lights. Or “only” $255 for cheap China knockoff versions..... sux

IMO, that's going to be a problem w/ all trucks w/ built in sensors and all. Too much stuff and expensive to fix.

Home Skillet wrote:
LINK to LED tail light

There is some important information in the fine print here:
"Intended For Car Show or Off-Road Use Only"-NOT ROAD LEGAL!

"Not compatible with factory LED or BLIS assemblies"



I am surprised that a 2018 model isn't under warrantee.

Okay folks, i will bite.. What is a BLISS ?

I have found several MOPAR dealers that run on line parts stores. They sell OEM parts at a discount about 25% to 30%, stuff still isn't cheap.
Lost one of the front lug covers off our 2016 Ram DRW, I was quoted as high as $170 for a replacement at local dealers, without batting an eye. I found on line for about $98, and shipping took it to $110.

BLIS = Blind Spot Information System. The tail light has a radar sensor in the bottom section. This is where the $ goes.

I’m not sure if trust aftermarket radar to work exactly the same. Minor deviations in sensitivity could make it false alarm or not alert at all. Especially for Cross Traffic Alert.

2018 should be under warranty, unless it were damaged, in which case a comprehensive claim could be made.