OEM tail lights are tail light assemblies that come directly from the vehicle manufacturer and are installed on the vehicle either at the factory or as a factory upgrade. In essence, they're the original tail lights that the vehicle was equipped with when it was new.
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
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OEM Stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer: This means the tail lights are made by or for the same company that built your car.
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Factory Installed or Factory Upgrade: OEM tail lights are either installed on the vehicle during its initial assembly or can be purchased and installed as an upgrade through the dealership.
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Designed for a Specific Vehicle: OEM tail lights are specifically designed and engineered to fit and function perfectly with a particular make, model, and year of vehicle. This ensures proper fitment, wiring compatibility, and adherence to safety standards.
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Quality and Reliability: Because they are manufactured to meet the vehicle manufacturer's standards, OEM tail lights are generally considered to be of higher quality and more reliable than aftermarket alternatives. They're designed to last the lifespan of the vehicle.
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Compliance with Regulations: OEM tail lights are designed to meet all applicable safety regulations and standards, ensuring proper visibility and signaling.
In summary, when you buy OEM tail lights, you are purchasing the same part that was originally on your vehicle, guaranteeing fit, function, and quality.
