LIGHTING TRENDZ / VEHICLE BUYING GUIDE
2014–2023 Top Picks
Find your next lighting upgrade—from color-changing DRL boards and pre-built headlights to tail lights and exterior accents. Compare the installation options, then check the fitment on your chosen product.
Upgrade the daytime running lights inside compatible headlight housings. Installation involves opening the headlights, fitting the boards, wiring the LEDs and resealing the housings. Choose a DIY install or work with a professional installer.
Get new headlight assemblies with your selected lighting already installed. Replace the compatible housings and connect the required wiring, without opening and resealing the headlights yourself. Review each product’s configuration and warranty details before ordering.
From a front-end upgrade to a coordinated exterior setup, our New Jersey team can help you choose compatible lighting and plan the installation.
Check your exact fitment. This guide covers 2014–2023 shopping options, but the selected products have different year ranges. Several fit 2014–2022 models; others list WK2, SRT or specific headlight requirements. Confirm your year, generation, trim and existing headlight type on the product page. Do not assume WK2 parts fit a WL or Grand Cherokee L.
Jeep Grand Cherokee Lighting Questions
Will every product in this guide fit my 2014–2023 Grand Cherokee?
No. Each product has its own year range, trim, generation and headlight requirements. Check the individual listing, especially for WK2, WL, Grand Cherokee L and SRT applications. Contact our team if you need help confirming compatibility.
What is the difference between a DRL board kit and pre-built headlights?
A DRL board kit goes inside compatible headlight housings and requires opening and resealing them. Pre-built headlights arrive with the selected lighting installed in new assemblies, so you replace the housings and complete the required wiring.
Can I add universal exterior lighting to my Jeep?
Universal kits can offer underbody, grille and engine bay lighting options. Check mounting space, dimensions, wiring requirements and controller compatibility before ordering; universal does not mean a vehicle-specific plug-and-play fit.
Which controller do I need for my LEDs?
Choose a controller that matches your LED type: RGB, RGBW or Flow Series. Some Bluetooth controllers support both RGB and RGBW; check the specific controller’s compatibility. For Flow Series, also match the controller to the LED voltage—5V or 12V—as specified for your kit.
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