2005-2013 Chevy Corvette C6 Front & Rear LED Side Marker Lights Chrome/Clear
2015-2021 Subaru WRX / 15-2017 WRX STI Front Bumper LED Turn Signal Lights Smoke
2015-2021 Subaru WRX / WRX STI Front Bumper LED Turn Signal Lights Matt Black
2015-2021 Subaru WRX /WRX STI Front Bumper LED Turn Signal Lights Chrome/Smoke
2019-2021 Ford Ranger 2PC LED Side Marker Lights Chrome Housing/Smoke Lens
2019-2021 Ford Ranger 2PC LED Side Marker Lights Chrome Housing/Clear Lens
2000-2005 Toyota Celica/MR2 Spyder Amber Lens Side Marker Lights
1988-1993 GMC Sierra/Yukon Chevy Silverado Corner Lights Amber Reflectors
1997-2006 Jeep Wrangler Amber Lens Side Marker Signal Lights
2002-2003 Subaru WRX Impreza Amber Lens Side Marker Signal Lights
1992-1995 Honda Civic Amber Lens Side Marker Flat Style Lights
1992-1995 Honda Civic Amber Smoke Lens Side Marker Dome Style Lights
1992-1995 Honda Civic Amber Lens Side Marker Dome Style Lights
1992-1995 Honda Civic Amber Smoke Lens Side Marker Flat Style Lights
Side Marker Light Assemblies: Be Seen From Every Angle
Enhance side visibility and modernize your exterior with durable side marker light assemblies designed for clear signaling and a clean factory fit. Our collection features bright LED side markers that improve your vehicle’s presence from every approach, day or night, with materials and sealing that stand up to real-world weather.
Vehicle-Specific Fits, Styles, and Colors
Whether you’re refreshing a daily driver, restoring a classic, or upgrading a performance build, this collection covers exterior car lighting and lamps that mount in OEM side marker locations. Choose from application-specific housings and universal options in the right color for your position: amber for the front and red for the rear. You’ll find lenses in clear, smoked, or OEM-style tints, while the light source inside can be high-efficiency LEDs that deliver crisp illumination with lower current draw than incandescent bulbs.
Example fitments include enthusiast favorites like 2005–2013 Corvette C6 front and rear LED side marker lights in chrome/clear styles—an easy way to update the look while staying true to the body lines. Many late-model and European applications are also supported; filter by year/make/model to narrow it down fast.
Front right side marker lamp Mercedes — fitment guidance
If you’re searching for a front right side marker lamp for select Mercedes models, use your vehicle’s year, chassis code, and body style to confirm compatibility. Side-specific parts are labeled left/right and front/rear; match orientation and connector type to your trim level. When in doubt, compare the connector and mounting tabs on your original lamp or check the OEM part number for a perfect plug-and-play replacement.
Built to Last: Materials, Types, and Features
Our side marker light assemblies are engineered for longevity and safety. Housings are typically molded from impact-resistant ABS or OEM-grade composites, while lenses use UV-treated polycarbonate to resist yellowing and cracking. For LED versions, sealed SMD arrays or high-output diodes provide uniform output and faster on/off response that improves signaling clarity. Many assemblies include built-in resistors or CANbus modules to prevent dashboard bulb-out warnings on vehicles with sensitive monitoring systems.
Color and compliance go hand-in-hand: front markers illuminate in amber and rear markers in red. If you prefer a clear or smoked lens to clean up the look, the internal LEDs still emit the correct color so you remain compliant while achieving the style you want. Reflector elements are integrated or paired with the light to help your vehicle remain visible when parked or if the lamp is off—an important safety and inspection consideration in many states.
Weather protection matters on a low-mounted exterior lamp. Look for IP67 or higher moisture resistance, silicone gasket seals, and potting around the electronics. These details prevent condensation, corrosion, and intermittent operation. Durable pigtails and OE-style connectors keep installation quick and reliable: plug them in, test the orientation (polarity matters for LEDs), and secure the lamp using the factory mounting points. Most upgrades require no splicing or special tools.
Why Upgrade Your Side Markers?
Upgrading side marker light assemblies improves safety, style, and durability in one move. LEDs offer higher brightness and instant illumination, making the vehicle edge more noticeable to cross traffic. Clear or smoked lenses deliver a modern, cohesive look—especially when paired with other exterior lighting updates. Materials like polycarbonate lenses and ABS housings resist daily wear, while sealed electronics stand up to rain, snow, and road spray.
For enthusiasts, small details make a big visual impact. On vehicles like the 2005–2013 Corvette C6, swapping to chrome/clear LED side markers updates the entire profile with a clean, premium finish. On trucks, trailers, and vans, high-visibility amber/red markers widen your visual footprint for better awareness at night and in low-contrast conditions.
Installation and Compatibility Tips
Most assemblies are direct replacements that click into the factory opening. Unclip the old unit, disconnect the harness, and connect the new lamp. If your vehicle uses a twist-in bulb, you may be converting to an integrated LED assembly; simply connect the provided adapter or harness to ensure proper fit. Before final install, test the light to verify it illuminates and matches the correct color for its position (amber front, red rear). If your dash shows a bulb-out alert, choose a CANbus-ready model or add a load resistor per the instructions.
Side-specific parts are marked LH (driver/left) or RH (passenger/right) and F/R for front/rear. Confirm these designations when ordering. If your vehicle trim has unique bumpers or fenders (sport packages or facelift years), double-check the fitment notes—the mounting tabs and connector angle can differ slightly.
Legal, Color, and Compliance Considerations
In the United States, side marker lamps and reflectors are governed by Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard (FMVSS) No. 108. As a general rule, front side markers must be amber and rear side markers must be red. Reflective visibility from the side is also required. Many states include these checks in annual inspections. If you prefer a tinted lens, choose a product marked DOT/SAE compliant with the correct emitted color, and ensure the reflector function is present and visible at night.
How to Choose the Right Side Marker Light Assembly
Start with your vehicle’s year, make, model, and trim. Decide if you want OEM-style lamps or LED upgrades. Then pick your lens finish—clear, smoked, or factory tint—ensuring the emitted color remains amber in front and red in back. Look for materials like UV-coated polycarbonate and ABS, plus features like CANbus compatibility, IP67 sealing, and OE connectors. If your search is model-specific—such as a front right side marker lamp for a Mercedes—confirm orientation (RH) and compare the connector type to your original lamp for a stress-free install.
FAQs: Side Marker Light Assemblies
Are side marker lights legal and are they required?
Yes. In the U.S., side marker lamps and reflectors are specified by FMVSS 108. Passenger vehicles and many light-duty vehicles must display amber markers at the front sides and red markers at the rear sides, plus side reflectors. Check your state inspection rules for any additional local requirements.
Can I use clear or smoked lenses?
You can, provided the emitted light color is correct (amber front, red rear) and the assembly maintains adequate reflector visibility. Choose products marked DOT/SAE compliant and avoid overly dark tints that reduce conspicuity or fail inspection.
What’s the difference between LED and incandescent side markers?
LED markers are brighter, turn on instantly, use less power, and generally last longer than incandescent bulbs. They also resist vibration better. Many LED assemblies include integrated resistors or CANbus modules to avoid bulb-out warnings.
Will LED side markers trigger bulb-out warnings or hyperflash?
They can on vehicles with lamp monitoring. Select a CANbus-compatible assembly or add an inline resistor per the instructions. This simulates the factory load and prevents warnings without affecting brightness.
How do I choose the right front right side marker lamp for my vehicle?
Match orientation (RH/right), position (front), and your year/make/model. Compare the connector and mounting tabs to your original part or search by OEM part number for precise compatibility. This is especially helpful for European models where mid-cycle changes may affect the plug or bracket.
Are side marker lights the same as reflectors?
No. Some vehicles have reflector-only panels, while others have illuminated side markers with built-in reflectors. If your factory part is reflector-only, you can often upgrade to an illuminated assembly designed for your bumper or fender opening.
What IP rating should I look for?
IP67 or higher is ideal for exterior lighting. This rating indicates protection against dust and brief submersion, helping prevent moisture intrusion, fogging, and corrosion in everyday conditions.
Do I need amber or red bulbs for side markers?
Front side markers must illuminate amber and rear side markers must illuminate red. If you choose clear or smoked lenses, the internal LEDs or bulbs still need to emit the correct color to remain compliant.
Shop With Confidence
Explore the full range of exterior car lighting and lamps in this Side Marker Light Assemblies collection. From application-specific replacements to style-forward LED upgrades—with robust materials, weather sealing, and OE-fit connectors—you’ll get a safer, sharper look without hassles. Filter by year/make/model to find the perfect fit and bring your vehicle’s profile to life.