RUXIFEYLED License Plate Lights with Red OLED Neon Tube Compatible with Ford F150 F250 F350 F450 F550 Superduty Ranger Explorer Bronco Excursion Expedition, 6500K White, Pack of 2

So far so good, won't know about longevity for a while so we will see but the lights are bright and really show the license plate well to keep those pesky bears off your bumper. That said, the red markers on the back are a nice addition to help light up your bumper especially on bigger trucks so people don't creep too close.A few pro tips to make the installation go better/last longer:1. Check to make sure your sockets are in good shape. The original Ford ones rot out after while and become less than ideal when trying to plug these into the sockets. You may have to clean out your original sockets or if they are really bad replace them. You can replace them with along with these tag lights from the same company that include the sockets themselves giving you a complete install package. https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B082X18DQT?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details2. BE WARY: For example, the Amazon lookup says this doesn't fit the 2012 Ford F-150 Heavy Duty. It in fact fits fine. Compare yours first and make a smart decision. Don't just believe Amazon one way or the other. Best to double check.3. Use a little bit of dielectric grease on the connectors and around the base of the terminal where the rubber gasket is. Grease everything you can to help keep out condensation and help the bulbs last longer. Remember, dielectric grease is an insulator so do NOT over do it on the metal parts that need to connected (I.E. don't fill the socket plug full of grease so much so that the metal can't connect). The grease is to keep water out and itself does not conduct electricity. You can get some good grease here at a good price, I prefer this name brand Permatex because I know for sure it lasts a long time and doesn't fall apart or dry out like cheaper grease: https://smile.amazon.com/Permatex-22058-Dielectric-Tune-Up-Grease/dp/B000AL8VD2/ref=sr_1_3?crid=3045T81BMO5H5&keywords=Dielectric%2Bgrease&qid=1671676272&sprefix=dielectric%2Bgrease%2Caps%2C162&sr=8-3&th=14. On the F-150 and related trucks, you can reach up, under the bumper and get to the socket from behind if that's all you are replacing rather than trying to pop out the whole bulb assembly if you don't need to. It's super simple this way, and you an always go back and add the grease later if you need to.5. Be careful when popping out the bulb assembly as you don't want to break the tangs that hold it in place. I find it easiest to pop out the nearest (most rearward) first, and then the one further forward on the truck (but farther away from you at the back) comes out easy.6. To install the bulb housing and assembly, use the reverse order of point 5 above. Put the furthest forward one (the one farthest from you at the back of the truck) in first and you can then push or slightly depress the tang and push the remainder into place with ease without risking breaking anything on install.Youtube has some good installation videos of the Ford OEM housings when doing bumper changes and you can watch those if you get really confused how to take them out or install them without breaking anything.

Died after the car wash

Refreshed my 2006 Ford F-250 lights with LEDs and had to finish it off with these. Simple to install and look awesome!

I had to replace some broken plate lights and change them from amber to red. Looks good

Fit the project we were doing.