Hyundai Tail Light

Each Hyundai tail light signals to others that you are at a standstill, so that they may make the necessary speed adjustments and avoid slamming into you. Making your vehicle's motion intentions clear, the Hyundai tail light set uses red lights which tells other motorists that you are stopped and they should also come to a stop or slow down. Since perilous road conditions may present themselves at anytime, it is imperative that your Hyundai tail light set is in functioning condition. If your Hyundai tail light pair is not functioning, you should first check your fuse box for a blown fuse. However, light bulbs do fail after their set amount of life hours, so if your Hyundai tail light bulbs have blown out, then you are in immediate need of replacements. Driving without being able to alert other drivers of your slowing and stopping on the road spells danger to you and other motorists, and is illegal as well. You can avoid a potential rear end collision or a fine from an officer by ordering your replacement Hyundai tail light set through us today. You can browse our online catalog at your convenience for your Hyundai tail light set, glancing at the different custom options, or you can locate just what you need in moments by entering by your Hyundai's year and model. You can then place your order securely through our encrypted ordering site. We also have a toll-free number where our customer service staff is waiting to take your order over the phone. You can expect speedy delivery of your Hyundai tail light though our fast order processing center, which ground ships orders of $50 and up for free. Ensure your vehicle's road visibility today and avoid putting yourself and other drivers at risk by ordering your replacement Hyundai tail light set through one of our convenient ordering methods.

• Hyundai cars enjoy a reputation for durability and reliability, but even their tail lights can fall short of their designed service life.
• Hyundai produces OEM replacement parts for its vehicles. You can get these Genuine parts at Hyundai dealerships and partner retailers.
• OE parts enjoy wider availability, generally cost less than their OE counterparts while matching the latter’s performance, and can improve on known deficiencies.
• Depending on the manufacturer, brand, and number of parts, new tail lights for your Hyundai can cost anywhere between $40 to $516. You can buy individual lights and sets of 2 or 4 lights.

Hyundai cars enjoy a reputation for durability and reliability that encompasses their individual car parts, such as the tail lights that illuminate the vehicle’s rear. However, even Hyundai-built lights can fall short of their designed service life.

You can replace old or worn Hyundai tail lights with either OEM or OE components. What you pick depends on your budget and preference.

Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) refers to parts made by the vehicle’s manufacturer and official partners. Also called “Genuine” parts, they include factory-fresh parts and replacement parts.

Like most car manufacturers, Hyundai produces OEM replacement parts for its vehicles. You can obtain these Genuine parts at Hyundai dealerships and partner retailers.

OEM tail lights can fall short of the quality expected from their manufacturer. In 2015, Hyundai Motor America recalled more than 24,000 Genesis luxury sedans. They warned that the tail lights could develop water leaks that affected the transmission gear shifter.

Tail lights rely on waterproof seals to keep moisture out. But the seals on Hyundai Genesis models built between February 21, 2014 and January 24, 2015 allowed water to seep into the lamp assemblies.

The water leak might cause the instrument panel to display the wrong gear. This can lead to an accident as the driver expects to go in one direction while the car travels in the opposite direction. Or the leak might slow down the gear’s response when the driver shifts it from Park to Drive or Reverse.

Later in 2019, the NHTSA launched an investigation of Hyundai models that caught fire for reasons that didn’t involve collisions or crashes. While the defective Theta II engine in the 2011-2014 Hyundai Sonata and Santa Fe drew much attention, many Hyundai owners also raised complaints about fires involving tail light housings, wire harnesses, and light bulbs.

Original Equipment (OE) parts do not come from the car’s manufacturer or approved partners. Instead, other companies studied both the vehicle and its OEM parts before making their own components to the same standards as the genuine components.

OE parts come with several advantages. They enjoy wider availability, appearing on the shelves of most auto repair shops and car parts stores. They generally cost less than their OE counterparts while matching the latter’s performance.

Finally, while OEM replacement parts mainly restore the vehicle’s original performance, OE parts can improve on known deficiencies. For example, if you find your Hyundai’s stock tail lights too dim for your peace of mind, you can install brighter OEM lights.

Depending on the manufacturer, brand, and number of parts, new tail lights for your Hyundai can cost anywhere between $40 to $516. You can buy individual lights and sets of 2 or 4 lights.

Before you finalize your purchase, check the compatibility of the new tail lights with your car. Ask knowledgeable experts at traditional brick establishments or enter your vehicle’s year, make, and model in the filter bar provided by online car parts shops.