D-Lumina Rear Bumper LED Reflectors Light Lamp Assembly Fog Light Kit Compatible with Je-ep Grand Cherokee, Compass, Patriot ＆ Dodge Journey, Rear Bumper Reflector Light Smoked Len Foglamp, Pack of 2

If you want your Jeep Grand Cherokee’s rear end to be brightened up from stock; this will do it! A normal Jeep rear end with the stock reflectors is really set apart when replaced with the led lights. The Jeep rear end is noticeably improved with the lights glowing going down the road; and it is also seen by following vehicles for safety!

These lights look great, they look way better in person. There are no instructions to install them. Just do some research and you'll find the proper wires to connect them to. Black wire goes to the center black ground wire and the red wire goes to the solid white wire. Those are for the break lights. The wire clips they come with aren't the best so I suggest using different style clips.

Perfect nice just right to catch the eye.

Love the look of these definitely made my jeep look better without red reflectors. Night recommend to do it!!!

Have not installed these yet but like that they are smoked out. Hope they fit. I’m sure it’ll make my SRT look better ✨

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There are no instructions but not that difficult once you figure out which wires coming from the jeep are break and turn signal vs just running lights. For 2011-2013 Jeep Grand Cherokee, there are 3 wires coming from the front of the jeep before the wiring harness that attaches to your break light. One black wire and two white wires. Black wire is of course your ground so attach black to black. Then the outside white wire is your break and signal wire. So attach the red to that wire. If you prefer to just use these at running lights, attach the red wire to the center white wire coming from the jeep. Very easy. I did NOT use the included wire clips. Just had some basic tube style wire connectors laying around and used them instead with a little electrical tape over the top to ensure they were waterproof. I've wired a few electrical sockets before but no real wiring experience. This was quite easy to figure out. The stock reflectors pop right out with a plastic pry tool and I fished the wired up with a metal coat hanger. After figuring out the proper wiring, the job took less than 30 minutes. Look really good on my blacked out 2013 WK2 Altitude. I took one star off because the package these came in was mangled. I'm pretty surprised the lights weren't scratch or broken but all good.