ORACLE Lighting Rear Bumper LED Reverse Lights for Jeep Gladiator JT

Great product especially at night can see alot more objects when backing up aslo I think in the daytime also people seem to notice when backing up as well.

Replaced bumper reflectors with Oracle Lighting Rear Bumper LED Reverse Lights. I was very easy to do. I took longer to tie wrap the wires than to replace the lights.

Justin was very helpful with an unrelated question concerning tire type and size in one of the pictures they had of their vehicle in the picture section. Justin sent out a picture along with Tire Manufacture and size.

Thank you again.

I would have added pictures but I figured there were enough of the rear view of the Gladiator and lights.

High quality product and very well constructed!

I know some people including myself have had trouble getting these lights to work. Some Gladiators respond differently. There is a simple solution, Grab yourself a Putco trailer harness adapter #529004. This will allow you to connect your New Oracle reverse lights with ease and also allow you to add a tail gate light bar too!
All without cutting the factory wiring.

Now my truck looks awesome. I also have the Oracle tail lights and love them.

When I ordered these lights there were on a long back order. Received and installed the same day. They are awesome! The quality is outstanding, perfect fit and finish. Great lighting. I strongly suggest using the plug-in-play harness, makes things so much easier and quicker, we all know the clamp-on wire-taps are sometimes sketchy. With the plug-in-play all there is to do is remove only the driver's side tail light assembly (2 screws and pull straight back from the truck) unplug the original harness and plug in the new one. That quick! Push the tail light assembly back into position and replace the two screws, done.

At first I thought there would not be enough wire to go to the passenger's side. I was wrong it is a perfect length. Wire tie to existing wires along the rear of the bumper and you're done.

I also ran into the issue of the bumper trim screw being in the way. I didn't remove the screw I just kept working at it with a 7mm short socket and was able to get it done.