These Toyota Tundra LED taillights are with two LED tubes as parking light, with red LED in between the light tubes as a brake light and standard blinking turn signal light. The reverse light is located at the bottom and you can apply your stock halogen light bulbs.
Introducing our PRO-Series tail lights, the entry-level option offering affordability without compromising on quality. Featuring LED parking lights and turn signals, and halogen bulbs for reverse lights, our 2nd gen Toyota Tundra PRO-Series Tail Lights provide reliable performance at a competitive price point. While lacking some of the advanced features found in our LUXX-Series and NOVA-Series, the PRO-Series boasts a design reminiscent of the LUXX-Series, ensuring the same superior quality and distinctive aesthetic. Choose the PRO-Series for a stylish yet budget-friendly option that still captures the essence of our unique design language, even without the additional features and color themes of our higher-tier offerings.
Our Toyota Tundra LED taillights come with light smoke lenses with either red and clear housing or jet black housing. The red clear housing gives your truck a stock housing look and matches with all exterior colors. On the other hand, the jet black housing gives your truck gives you a more sporty look. All our red clear housing LED taillights are composed of a red LED tube, while the jet black housing LED taillights are composed of a white LED tube.
Our Toyota Tundra LED taillights are made of polycarbonate plastic lenses. We also apply a layer of coating to protect the lens against yellowing and oxidation.
Our Toyota Tundra LED taillights are with OE quality and are compliant with SAE and DOT regulations. We inspect every detail of the lights to make sure we are satisfied and so are our customers.
Wiring the DRL harness
One of the key features of our headlights is to have the ability to run the DRL strips in the day without having to activate any of your lighting controls manually. The way to do this is by wiring the harness that is included with your headlights.
Depending on the headlights feature you get, there will be two types of DRL harness. One that comes with a yellow wire and one that’s without the yellow wire. If your DRL harness did not comes with any yellow wire , just leave the connection on the headlight unplug . For DRL harness that comes with a yellow wire , connect that to the nearest headlight, you will only need to connect to one headlight and leave the yellow connector on the other headlight unplug.
Wiring diagram for DRL harness without Activation light and sequential signal
Wiring diagram for DRL harness with Activation light and sequential signal
The function of the DRL harness is to allow the DRL with different intensity during daytime and night time. Basically, the DRL harness will supply extra power to the DRL for brighter output during daytime, and when the parking light is on, the DRL will be at reduced intensity. With the optional harness installed, the headlights will function as follows with most vehicles:
| Ignition/Engine ON | – DRL at High intensity |
| Parking Light ON | – DRL at reduced intensity – amber side marker |
| Low Beam ON | – DRL at reduced Intensity – Amber side marker – Low beam on |
| High Beam ON | – DRL at reduced Intensity – Amber side marker – Low beam on – High beam on |
| Automatic Function | – Will function as normal |
Tapping the grey wire to the ignition
With the grey wire, you will need to tap it into a switched fuse under the hood. We recommend that you use a fuse tap similar to the picture below.
Suggest fuse locations
2009-2014 Ford F150 – #76
2015-2017 Ford F150 – #97
2018-2019 Ford F150 – #10 #36
2017-2019 Ford Super Duty – #35
2016-2020 Ford Ranger – #24
2009-2019 Ram – #F66 #M6 #M19
2015-2019 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD/3500HD – #39
2007-2013 Toyota Tundra IGN fuse
2014-2020 Toyota Tundra IGN fuse
2014-2020 Toyota 4Runner INJ fuse
