Cab & Chassis Tail Lights Durable, High-Visibility & Easy Install

(cab and chassis tail lights)

Military-Grade Durability Meets Smart Design

Our IP69K-rated cab and chassis tail lights laugh at monsoons. While competitors' units fail at 150°F, ours thrive in -40°F to 302°F extremes. See the difference:

The $9.7M Proof: Why Top Fleets Choose Us

When Midwest Logistics upgraded 800 trucks with our under chassis lights:

• ✅ 63% fewer lighting-related violations
• ✅ 19% faster trailer hookups in low light
• ✅ 4.2-year average ROI per unit

Still using last-decade's technology? Your drivers deserve better.

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Q: How to install cab and chassis tail lights properly?

A: To install cab and chassis tail lights, first ensure compatibility with your vehicle model. Follow the manufacturer’s wiring diagram for correct connections. Test all functions (brake, turn signals) before finalizing installation.

Q: Are under chassis lights legal for road use?

A: Under chassis lights’ legality varies by region—check local laws for color and brightness restrictions. They are often allowed for decorative purposes but may be prohibited while driving. Always prioritize non-distracting configurations.

Q: What’s the difference between cab and chassis tail lights and standard car tail lights?

A: Cab and chassis tail lights are designed for heavy-duty vehicles like trucks, emphasizing durability and DOT compliance. Standard car tail lights prioritize aesthetics and may lack reinforced housing. Their wiring systems also differ for specialized vehicle needs.

Q: How to troubleshoot flickering cab and chassis tail lights?

A: Flickering often indicates loose wiring or a faulty ground connection. Inspect connectors for corrosion and ensure secure attachment to the chassis. Replace damaged bulbs or wiring harnesses if issues persist.

Q: Can I replace my car’s tail lights with under chassis lights?

A: Under chassis lights are supplementary and cannot replace standard tail lights, which are legally required for visibility. Use them as auxiliary lighting only. Ensure primary tail lights remain fully functional and compliant.