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Oracle High Performance LED Fog Lights (05-11 Tacoma)

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    Features, Description, Reviews, Q&A, Specs & Installation

    Features & Specs

    • Sold as a Pair of Fog Lights
    • Fits 2005-2011 Tacomas
    • 30W Power Draw
    • Blacked Out Light Design
    • Enhance Vision in Fog and Low Light Conditions
    • Tough PMMA Lens Construction
    • Polycarbonate Lamp Housing
    • Epoxy-Sealed Electronics
    • Factory Mounting Plug-and-Play Installation
    • One-Year Warranty

    Description

    Optimal Vision. Blast through dense fog using these Oracle High Performance LED fog lights. This pair of lights features a stylish blacked-out design and fits 2005 to 2011 Toyota Tacoma vehicles. The lights go on with basic plug-and-play installation and replace the stock Tacoma’s Fog lights.

    Rugged Durability. Constructed to handle intense driving, these lights feature durable PMMA lenses with hard polycarbonate lamp housings. They make use of epoxy-sealed electronics that are protected from moisture and vibration for reliable durability.

    Intense LED Illumination. Each of the LED lights in this Oracle Fog Light set outputs a stunning 1500 lumens while using just 15W of power. 1500 lumens, 15w of power per light, 3000 lumen total output for intense vision in fog and low-light driving conditions.

    Simple Plug-and-Play Install. These Oracle high performance LED fog lights install in just 30 minutes with basic tools. The lights lock into the stock mounting points and use plug-and-play wiring connections for a basic install. No modifications or wire splicing is necessary.

    Application. The Oracle fog lights fit 2005-2011 Toyota Tacomas.

    Oracle 5866-504

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