Esky taillights

[TOYSTRY]

these are for 2007 - 2014 suburbans or tahoes. not for our 2015 & up vehicles

I thought the same thing but i tried two different sites and it said compatible with 2015's.....I'm skeptical as well.

 

[NowZoomer]

So I spoke to Danny Vallescura on Youtube "Danny Vallescura" about his GMC Denali with the OEM Cadillac Lights installed. Long story short, it's plug and play and everything works perfect (amber works, turns work, brakes work, everything works but........ they stick out, and not just a little, but a lot, it's very noticeable. I seems that the Cadillac Escalade bumper and the GMC/Chevy Rear bumpers are different. Also, if you purchase the OEM Cadillac lights, you don't use the black plastic piece below the light since the bumpers are different.

See the attached pic. He and I spoke for a good 20 mins tonight. Great guy, was very helpful in me troubleshooting some ideas regarding my LTZ Tahoe which will bring me to my next posting below.

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If I were you, I would be ok with that <0.5" overhang in order to get bright, correctly working lights that are plug n play installs

Especially on a black truck, hard to tell from a distance

 

[DenaliBQ]

does anyone have or can anyone get the gm part numbers for the escalade tail lights i want to order those as they are much brighter then the vland ones id rather have them stick out a tiny bit then get rear ended because someone cant see the vland ones when its sunny out

 

[toi]

does anyone have or can anyone get the gm part numbers for the escalade tail lights i want to order those as they are much brighter then the vland ones id rather have them stick out a tiny bit then get rear ended because someone cant see the vland ones when its sunny out

http://www.gmpartsgiant.com/parts/gm-lamp-22803021.html

 

[TOYSTRY]

does anyone have or can anyone get the gm part numbers for the escalade tail lights i want to order those as they are much brighter then the vland ones id rather have them stick out a tiny bit then get rear ended because someone cant see the vland ones when its sunny out

Go on eBay. Couple users selling oem caddy lights for $750-$850.

 

[luigasca]

Anyone any one have this problem this is what two pairs of the vland tail lights look like when the brake is applied when it is sunny out look how the third brake light is much brighter any ideas I really like the look of these lights but this is not safe and like I said I have two Yukons with these lights on them View attachment 58444

Wanted to share a quick video of my lights on a full sunny day. I didn't see a problem with mine compare to the picture you posted.


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[toi]

Wanted to share a quick video of my lights on a full sunny day. I didn't see a problem with mine compare to the picture you posted.


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thanks for the video.now could you put another vehicle next to this car and see if its brake lights are visible as a comparison ?

 

[luigasca]

thanks for the video.now could you put another vehicle next to this car and see if its brake lights are visible as a comparison ?

I'll try I had my 7 year old pushing the brake lights on this one. Lol.. But I'll try to compare it with my Chevy Malibu as soon as I can.


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[NowZoomer]

I don't think you need to compare with another car

You can tell by this video that these 'brake' lights are pretty dim on his, too

 

[toi]

I don't think you need to compare with another car

You can tell by this video that these 'brake' lights are pretty dim on his, too

Thats right but under direct sunlight most lights are the sane. We need a comparison to a normal car.
I can tell its definately dimmer than original escalade lights