2007-2017 GMC XB LED Fog Lights (LF90)
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Description
Description
Fits
| Year | Make | Model |
| 2007-2015 | GMC | AVALANCHE |
| 2007-2016 | GMC | SILVERADO |
| 2007-2017 | GMC | SUBURBAN |
| 2007-2017 | GMC | TAHOE |
| 2015-2020 | GMC | YUKON |
| REPLACES GM PART # | 25883245, 25883246 |
Make your truck look better while helping you see clearer. Modern LED fog lights have started to be able to outperform the factory headlights, which makes this a simple and easy upgrade to improve the driving experience of the truck you've worked hard perfecting! These plug-and-play lights are designed to use the factory mounting points with all the provisions to hook right up to your factory fog light wiring.
The projector-based optics concentrate a total of 2400 lumens of pure white light into a beam that's super wide and perfectly distributed for use as a fog light. Make no mistake, these will produce a much better result than slapping some LED replacement bulbs into your stock housings.
Part Number: LF90
Features
Features
- DOT approved: More performance, street Legal
- UV-coated polycarbonate lens: Don't put money towards a temporary shine
- Three powerful LED lights per side for 2400 Lumens total
- Factory style fitment
- OEM plug and play wiring
- Industry-leading quality from hotshot trucks running the highways to SEMA builds on your background
Additional Info
Additional Info
| INPUT SOCKET | Sealed 5202 Male |
| WEATHER RATING | IP67 Waterproof |
| LENS MATERIAL | High Impact Polycarb (UV-Resistant) |
| SHELL / HEAT SINK | Powder Coated Cast Aluminum |
| LIGHT SOURCE | 3x Philips Luxeon-T |
| LED OPTICS | Kuria Fog-Projection Lens |
| INTENSITY | 1,200lm (raw; each) |
| COLOR | 5500K (pure white) |
What's Included
| FOG LIGHTS | 2x Type C Morimoto XB LED |
| WIRING | Plug-n-Play Connection Kit |
| OPTIONAL | Lamin-X Yellow Film Kit |
| WARRANTY | 10 Years |
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