ORACLE Sidetrack™ LED Lighting System for Jeep Wrangler JL/ Gladiator

I’ve had the side track lights on my Gladiator for around 2 years they work great. They make navigating interstate lanes much easier. Really Jeep should put this type of setup on all Gladiators. There is a huge distance between being able to see the rear turn signal and the front torn signal. So people in that zone have no idea you are signaling. Great product.

These work perfectly on our Wranglers and Gladiator ... as we all know ... people are not paying as much attention on the roads as they should be ... These bright amber turn signals instantly get their attention and the puddle lights really help to light up the whole area around the Jeep too!

The fit is like a factory option. As a plug and play device it goes in ALMOST as easily promised. I have a 2021 JL and there are a couple of differences form the video and install instructions I found in my install. In removing the wheel wells for the out plastic rivets I only needed to remove #2, 3 & 4 counting up from the backside of the outer fender. Getting through the passenger firewall was simple but it was through a nipple on the grommet above the wire harness. I just trimmed the tip off with scissors, Lubed up a 12awg solid copper wired and fished it through from the engine side easily in to the passenger footwell. The included connectors were quality, equal to the entire system. The lighting system exceeded my expectations. Thanks guys.

Pros-
- Easy install
- Incredible lighting - just bright and clear.
- Reduced the giant dark wall of the Jeep JL

Cons -
- Not really a con - but when wiring the ground and wiring into the courtesy light, I followed a YouTuber's advice and spliced the black wires together and the yellow wires together, and included a line to run to the connection - this reduces the numbers of ground taps, and the number of wires into the cabin.

So first - watch the videos - they are really well done and clearly highlight the installation - which took my son and I about 90 minutes all in. I drilled through the vent with a 1/8 in bit that cleared a channel for the wiring. This reduced the friction between the plastic and the trim. Seems totally optional but seemed to make sense. I put a plastic shim in between and ran a drill into the plastic and it was quick and painless.

Lastly, be very deliberate on placement - these things fit PERFECTLY when you align them - but once you stick it in place, its very hard to adjust. Align it against the vent, hovering about the paint, and then go straight in. And once in, they are beautiful. These should come from the factory

I've had these lights on my Gladiator for several months now, and I can't say enough good things about them. They are super bright, and are a huge improvement to the visibility of the turn signals on my JT. I use them all the time. I wired my white light lead to my bed lights which allows me to control them with the OEM bed light switch on the dash, as well as coming on when a door is open. Thanks, Oracle!