Aftermarket bulbs increase your margin of safety and enhance the appearance of your vehicle; so if you haven't put them on your F150 yet, you might want to consider the
LED Tail Light/Third Brake Light Kit from
Hella (shown).

The kit includes two tail lights, a cab-mounted stop lamp and a complete set of installation instructions—and installation, of course, is really easy.
In addition, you can add to the kit above with a Grille Kit featuring
Halogen or
Xenon driving lamps. You can also choose a
Blackout Head Lamp Kit.
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They're aftermarket bulbs. They light the road ahead of you. What's more to know?
A lot, actually:

• A headlight contains the bulb(s), reflector, lens and housing. Newer vehicles feature headlights with replaceable bulbs, however earlier vehicles have sealed-beam headlights where the filament, reflector and lens are combined in a single unit.
• Replaceable bulbs are typically twin-filament with a built-in shield that keeps your low and high beams aimed in the right direction. Low=forward and down. High=straight ahead.
• The bulbs should be as small as possible and accurately fitted, otherwise you'll get a random scattering of light. In other words, reduced performance.
• The headlamp lens actually distributes the light. Grooves in the glass function as prisms, deflecting light while reducing brightness.
Interesting facts, although not the end of our aftermarket lighting story.
Read more, or check out other articles in our
Lighting Tech library. Then,
search by vehicle to see what aftermarket lighting products could enhance your current lighting system.

Improve or enhance your Original Equipment lighting system with aftermarket bulbs. You'll increase visibility while driving, that's for sure, and update the style of your current lighting system. It makes your bulbs look good so you can, well...look down the road pretty good, too.
Tire Rack offers a variety of
aftermarket lighting products.
Shop by vehicle to find out which aftermarket bulbs would work for you.