OEM MOPAR Side Marker Lights Online

Shop Mopar Side Marker Lights in Avondale AZ

Driving a Chrysler, Dodge, or Jeep vehicle? Maybe a RAM, a FIAT, or an SRT model? If it's a recent car, truck, SUV, or van, there's a good chance that it has side marker lights.

Like headlights, taillights, daytime running lights (DRLs), and even fog lights and some specialty lights, they don't last forever; you'll have to replace them eventually. Luckily, you've come to the right place to buy new ones.

Drivers in south central Arizona looking to order them online -- they prefer us to other Mopar parts stores, actually. Not just those here, either. Those elsewhere, too, across the US.

Why? The lighting we sell is genuine Mopar, and that includes every side marker light. The brand is the exclusive manufacturer for your make. That means what you get will be OEM-quality, for one. Secondly, it means it'll be compatible with your model, guaranteed. What we've got for sale even gets warranty support, just in case you run into any unlikely defects in materials or workmanship.

The best part? Our prices are low. You'll find costs lower than at most CDJR dealers. Most often, you'll pay less than MSRP. Sometimes, you can even get up to 35% off retail.

Order Genuine OEM Mopar Side Marker Lights Online Today

We even carry any light assemblies you may need, for repairs and upgrades alike. Have a question? Contact us anytime. Otherwise, buy now; we offer fast shipping anywhere stateside, in the Phoenix area or elsewhere.

Side Marker Lights 101

Side marker lights are a type of auxiliary safety light. They help other drivers see your vehicle from different angles -- namely, its position, where it may be turning, and so on. They activate along with your ride's headlights or blink with its directional lights and can brighten your surroundings a little at night or when visibility's poor.

Usually, a side marker light is no more than a single-element bulb in a socket inside a small frame, which attaches to a front fender and rear quarter panel near the bumper, either using screws or snap retainers. The light's lens is often made of a high-impact, translucent plastic, amber-colored if it's on the front of your vehicle and red if it's on the rear. As for power, side markers usually use single 16-gauge wires, leading from the socket to the parking light wire, taillight, or main headlight wire loom, and they run on 12 volts (standard in the automotive industry).