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Fits Ford Super Duty F-250 / F-350 / F-450 / F-550 · 1999–2016 · Does not fit F-150
Super Duty Sealed Cab Lights — 5-Pack (1999–2016)
Super Duty Sealed Cab Lights — 5-Pack (1999–2016)
Super Duty Sealed Cab Lights — 5-Pack (1999–2016)
Super Duty Sealed Cab Lights — 5-Pack (1999–2016)
Super Duty Sealed Cab Lights — 5-Pack (1999–2016)
Super Duty Sealed Cab Lights — 5-Pack (1999–2016)
Super Duty Sealed Cab Lights — 5-Pack (1999–2016)
Super Duty Sealed Cab Lights — 5-Pack (1999–2016)
All 5 lights included
Fits Super Duty 1999–2016 · risk-free

Super Duty Cab Roof Lights — Sealed LED, 5-Pack

★★★★★ 4.8  ·  Smoke lens · amber LED · replaces the whole row
$79.95

✓ In stock — free shipping over $70

  • Fully sealed housing — no more water, fog or condensation in the lens
  • All 5 lights in the box — fix the whole row, not one bulb at a time
  • Plugs into the factory connector — no drilling, no splicing, 2 screws each
  • Smoke lens by day, factory-style amber at night
  • Doesn't fit or doesn't impress? Full refund — we pay the return shipping

Step 1 — check your truck:

✓Ford F-250 / F-350 / F-450 / F-550 Super Duty, 1999–2016, with factory cab lights
✗2017 and newer Super Duty — different housing
✗F-150 — does not fit. No factory cab lights on an F-150; this is a direct replacement, not a drill-in kit

Step 2 — how many trucks?

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🛡 The risk is ours: doesn't fit — free return · LED dies — new light free · not happy — full refund, return shipping paid

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12-month free
replacement
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2 screws each
no drilling
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30-day money back
we pay return shipping

Water gets in.
This seals it out.

Every Super Duty owner knows the drill: lenses yellow, gaskets dry out, water pools inside, one light dies, then the next — and the drip finds its way to your headliner. These are fully sealed LED units: no bulb to burn out, no seam for water to find. You replace the whole row once instead of chasing one dead light at a time.

Old factory cab light with water trapped inside the lens

Sealed housing. Nothing gets inside.

The factory lights are a plastic lens snapped over a bulb socket, held by a gasket that gave up years ago. Rain, car washes and morning fog all end up inside.

These are one-piece sealed LED units with fresh foam gaskets in the box. No bulb, no socket, no seam. If water ever gets in during the first 12 months, that's our problem — we ship you a new set free.

Hands installing a new cab light on a Super Duty roof

No drill. No splicing. Same two screws.

Back out the two screws on the old light, lift it off, unplug it. Plug the new one in, seat the gasket, screw it down. That's one light — do it five times and you're done.

Fifteen minutes on a step ladder in the driveway. If it doesn't go on as easily as we just said, send it back — we refund everything including your return shipping.

Five amber cab lights glowing on a Super Duty at dusk

All five, same brightness. No more odd one out.

Replacing one bulb at a time leaves one bright light next to four dim, yellowed ones — and another dead one next month. This set replaces the whole row so every light matches and every light is LED.

Amber output like factory, so your truck looks the way it was meant to from the front.

Smoke lens cab lights on a black Super Duty in daylight

Smoke lens by day. Amber by night.

The dark smoked lens sits clean against a black or dark roof — no faded orange plastic up top. Flip the lights on and it's full factory-style amber.

Owners put it simply: "looks like it came from the factory, just better."

Fifteen minutes. One step ladder.

Three steps per light, five lights. No mechanic. Stuck? Email us — we walk you through it.

1

Remove the old light

Back out the two screws, lift the old lens off, unplug it from the factory connector.

2

Plug in the new one

Click the new light into the same connector. Set the fresh gasket on the roof.

3

Screw down & test

Two screws, snug — don't crank them. Flip the parking lights on. Next light.

Why not just change the bulbs again?

TruckEdge sealed LEDNew bulbs in old lenses
Water stays out✓ sealed unit✗ same old gasket
Never burns out✓ LED✗ next year, again
Clear lens, not yellow✓ new smoke lens✗ 20-year-old plastic
Plug & play, screwdriver only✓✗ broken tabs, pliers
Fails? Replaced free for 12 months✓✗ your loss

📏 Will it fit my truck? Read this before you order.

Direct replacement for Ford Super Duty trucks that already have factory cab roof lights — F-250, F-350, F-450 and F-550, model years 1999 through 2016. Same footprint, same connector, same two screws.

  • 1999–2007 Super Duty → fits
  • 2008–2010 Super Duty → fits
  • 2011–2016 Super Duty → fits
  • 2017 and newer Super Duty → does NOT fit (new housing)
  • F-150, any year → does NOT fit (no factory cab lights — not a drill-in kit)
  • RAM, Chevy, GMC, Toyota → does NOT fit

Not sure? Email us your truck's year and model before ordering — we answer within a day. If it doesn't fit anyway, we take it back and cover the shipping. A fitment mistake never costs you a dime.

Straight answers

Does it fit my F-150?

No. The F-150 never came with factory cab lights, and this set is a direct replacement for trucks that have them. Cab lights on an F-150 means drilling the roof and running new wire — a different job and a different kit. Order it anyway and it doesn't fit? We still take it back — full refund, shipping on us.

One truck — do I need 1 pack or 2?

One pack. Every pack has all five lights for one truck. The 2-pack and 3-pack are for a second truck, a spare set, or buying for a buddy — priced lower per set because we ship once.

Do I need to cut or splice any wires?

No. The new lights plug into the same connector your factory lights use. Unplug the old one, plug in the new one. Nothing gets cut.

Is the smoke lens legal? Will it still show amber?

The lens is smoked, the LEDs are amber. Lights on, you get factory-style amber from the front. Rules on tinted lenses vary a little by state, so if yours runs a strict inspection, check it — on the road these read as standard amber cab lights.

Do I need to take the headliner down?

No. Everything happens from the roof: two screws, unplug, plug in, two screws. A step ladder and a screwdriver are all you need.

What about the old gaskets?

Toss them. New foam gaskets are in the box. Clean the roof where the old light sat, set the new gasket, snug the screws — don't over-tighten, that's what cracked the old lenses.

What if one light dies or water gets in — or I just don't like them?

Either one is our problem, not yours. Any light fails or fogs inside 12 months, we ship a replacement free — you don't mail the old one back. Don't like them: return within 30 days for a full refund, and we pay the return label.

Stop changing one bulb at a time.
Fix all five, once.

Every risk is ours: free returns · free replacements · 30-day money back, return shipping paid