RECON Truck Accessories Ultra Bright OLED Tail Lights (multiple lens options; replaces factory/OEM LED tail lights only)

Fits 2019-2025 5.3L V8 · 6.2L V8 · 2.7L Turbo I4

RECON Truck Accessories Ultra Bright OLED Tail Lights (multiple lens options; replaces factory/OEM LED tail lights only) for 2019-2025 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 (5.3L V8, 6.2L V8, 2.7L Turbo I4)

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gain
no power claim (fitment part)
price
$799.95
at GoRECON
about its usual price

Price tracked 6 times since Jul 31, 2026 across the stores we check daily: low $799.95, high $799.95, currently $799.95.

low $799.95 · high $799.95 since Jul 31, 2026, across the stores we check daily
install
1/5 difficulty · ~30 min

Replacement taillight assemblies that use OLED lighting panels instead of conventional LEDs, sold in a choice of lens finishes. They are made to replace factory LED taillights, not halogen ones.

why this one — At $799.95 these are the most expensive taillights here and the narrowest in fitment: Recon states they replace factory LED taillights only, which covers the ZR2, High Country, LTZ, RST and Trail Boss trims. If your truck came with halogen bulb taillights these are not an option, and the ANZO smoke lens or the AlphaRex LUXX is where to look instead.

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Lighting component. A power claim does not apply; output is measured in lumens and beam pattern, not horsepower.

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SAE and DOT-Compliant (per Recon product page).

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