Description
Upgrade your Nissan Z with the AlphaRex Nova-Series LED tail lights, designed specifically for 2023 to 2025 models. Crafted with precision, these tail lights feature a quad-loop style prismatic lens that enhances visibility and adds a modern aesthetic to your vehicle. The durable construction and innovative LED technology ensure bright, reliable illumination for safety and style.
The AlphaRex Nova-Series tail lights are engineered from inception, with every component patented to guarantee quality and performance. They are fully compliant with SAE and DOT standards, providing peace of mind during installation and use. These tail lights are designed to seamlessly integrate with your vehicle’s existing wiring and mounting points, making installation straightforward for both enthusiasts and professionals.
Constructed with high-quality materials, the tail lights are resistant to weather and impact, ensuring longevity and consistent performance. Their black Alpha finish adds a sleek, aggressive look to your Nissan Z, complementing various customizations. Whether replacing worn-out factory lights or upgrading for a custom appearance, these tail lights deliver impressive style and functionality. Invest in the AlphaRex Nova-Series for a safer, more striking road presence.
Please note, these tail lights do not require air freight or special handling, and are suitable for regular stock availability. They are compliant with all relevant automotive standards, ensuring a reliable upgrade for your vehicle’s lighting system.
Features:
- Designed specifically for 2023-2025 Nissan Z models
- Quad-loop style prismatic LED lens enhances visibility and aesthetics
- Patented components guarantee quality and performance
- Fully SAE and DOT compliant for legal road use
- Durable construction resists weather and impact for longevity
- Sleek Alpha Black finish adds a modern, aggressive look
- Easy installation with existing wiring and mounting points
- Weather-resistant and built for long-term use
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