Xprite Amber LED Turn Signal Light w/Smoke Lens, Aluminum Front Blinker Lights Compatible with 2007-2018 Jeep Wrangler JK JKU

If you have a JK, spend the extra money for these. They don’t have instructions but you push the bracket through the back first, seat it, then screw your bolt in from rear. They are super secure, super bright , and look high end

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Dont mess around, like I did (wasting money and time searching for front jk blinkers that work.) Pony up and buy these, and you wont chase your tail everytime it gets cold and rains or snows. My only regret is not finding and buying this set of front jku blinkers sooner. They are worth it.

These turn signals are awesome. I originally got their cheaper set for $35 and was really disappointed with the brightness so I figured I’d just cough up the extra $15 and get these and I was not disappointed. These are super bright. And they look pretty cool if you ask me. The cheaper set I got wasn’t even as bright as the stock lights, but these are like 20-30x brighter than the stock ones. I can see them edge to edge in my two car garage, they show on the floor, they show all the way to the ceiling. They’re bright. I got the clear lens for max brightness. I have a 2016 JKU Sport and I didn’t have to use the resistors. No hyperflash, no issues at all so far. Plug and play. The install into the grille was a bit more difficult than some people with limited mechanical ability would like but it wasn’t too hard to figure out. Easiest way is to take the grille completely off and set it face down on a table or workbench, take the old lights out, figure out which way you need the bracket for each side, then put the brackets in the grille slots, then lift the lights into place, you can watch the tabs sliding into the slots in the back of the light. Once the tabs are in the slots all the way put the screw in and tighten it down. Got one in no problem, the other one fought me a little bit because the backing bracket isn’t a perfect fit in the slots so I switched them and then they both went right in. Just be gentle and keep trying till you get it, it’s really not that hard. That bracket is going to hold those lights in a lot better than a couple of little plastic tabs like the stock ones. If you’re not confident then I’m sure a shop will install them for you. Overall I’m extremely happy with these. 5/5 would recommend and would buy again. Will update down the road on how they hold up.

Replaced my OEM lights with these. Went right in, no problem. Mostly Plug-n-play. I did however end up using the provided resistors for hyper-flash. I didn't have it at first, and was happy, But after they were on a few minutes it started to hyper flash. :-( Adding in the resistors did fix it. Mounted them on the metal frame. THEY DO GET HOT! Instructions on the box are WRONG (as others have said, Thank you for that). One resistor wire goes to red, the other to black. I spliced them on the light assembly side, not the Jeep side.PROS:1. Looks nice (I got the smoked lens)2. Metal housing.3. Wires and connector look good.4. Resistors encased in heat sync with mounting holes (if you need them)5. Went in pretty easyCONS:1. Ended up getting hyper-flash, had to use the resistors2. Not very much difference between the brightness of flashing vs continuously on. Kind of hard to tell the difference. My headlights have the flashing ring so I'm ok with it. Would have returned if I didn't.Hopefully they last a while. If they die, I will try a different light assembly.

So I definitely went with the Amber which is right on point to me to black out the lights. You're not going to get the clarity that you're needing. There's something about these. The the rich amber glow when the lights are on. They're amazing. You can be seen the turn. Turn signal goes well. Hands down one of the easiest mods I've done. I had plenty of room. I didn't have to take the grill off. I could just reach right in pop out. Feel like pop the new one in boom. Boom boom took me every bit of 5 minutes worth every penny. I have a 2016 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon and no problems whatsoever with light flicker anything like that. I highly recommend this product. You will be completely satisfied.

Lights look and work fantastic during the first few days driving. Not all hardware was included in the box, with a few mismatched bolts but I was able to get them in and tested. No load resistor needed.Until... First time driving at night. With the running lights on, I started getting hyperflash, but also people flipping me off seemingly for not using turn signals. As it turns out, even with load resistors installed, the signals themselves are barely visible over the regular running light options. The running lights do not drop out when the signal is on, and they are comparable brightness. Absolutely unacceptable for safe driving.