Taillight covers are a great alternative to aftermarket Ford Explorer taillights, but we bet they'd also look awesome combined with certain styles of custom Ford Explorer lighting. Adding a set of taillight covers is not only a cost-effective way to customize your Ford Explorer rear end, it'll also make finding your ride at the mall a whole lot easier since it won't look like every other vehicle in the parking lot!

Taillight covers can offer just as much originality as custom Ford Explorer taillights these days. In addition to the traditional clear and smoked covers, there are also chrome accent covers and even covers with various custom designs and logos available to set your ride apart from the rest. Taillight covers usually attach with double-sided tape, although some are made to simply clip on to the outer edges of your Ford Explorer taillights.

Q: How are tail light covers installed?
A: In general, tail light covers are attached to your factory tail lights using an industrial strength adhesive that comes with the cover. No drilling is required in most if not all cases.

Q: What are taillight covers? Why buy taillights covers?
A: Taillights covers add an aggressive, custom look to your factory lights by putting a specialty cover over them. They are custom fit and contoured to the specific shape of your vehicle's taillights for a factory-like appearance. If you don't want your car to look stock, buying taillight covers is an inexpensive way to noticeably modify its appearance