DIY Solutions Tail Light Set LHT08840 for Chevrolet Silverado 1500
Fits 2015 models
$121.95
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Parts for your Chevrolet Silverado 1500
2015 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Tail Lights
Buy Chevrolet Silverado 1500 tail lights online from 17 assemblies and sets for 2002-2018 trucks, priced from $32.98 to $409.97. You can order a single driver side or passenger side lamp, or a matched pair from Eagle Eyes, Action Crash, Anzo, TYC, DIY Solutions or Brock. Each listing notes the cab, bed and trim it fits.
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Head Bolt 11
Steering Rack 11
Air Mass Meter 10
Console Lid 10
Exhaust System 10
License Plate Bracket 10
Seat Cover 10
TPMS Sensor 10
Third Brake Light 10
Vapor Canister Vent Solenoid 10
Picking the right Silverado lamp
Tail lights on the Silverado 1500 change with the body. 2002-2006 trucks use the older GMT800 lamp, 2007-2013 trucks use the GMT900 lamp, and 2014-2018 trucks use a different shape, mount and socket layout again. In 2007, the Classic keeps the older lamp while the new body takes the newer one, and they do not swap.
Engine and 4WD rarely matter here, but cab and bed can, especially on 2002-2006 trucks. Some listings exclude the Hybrid, dark trim versions or certain 2010-2011 designs, so read the notes. Pick the driver side or passenger side as needed, and compare the plug and bulb sockets with your original lamp.
When to replace the assembly
A cracked or missing lens from a loading mishap or a rear bump is the most common reason to buy a new lamp. Water or fog inside the housing is another, since it leads to corrosion, dim output and bulbs that keep failing.
If a lamp is dark but the lens is fine, test before you replace the housing. A burned-out bulb, a corroded socket, a bad ground, a blown fuse or a wiring fault can all cause it. Replace the full assembly when the housing, socket or seal is damaged.
Pairs, LED sets and fitting
Most single lamps are side specific, so check if the listing is one unit or a pair. Anzo and Eagle Eyes sets let you change both sides at once for a matched look. An LED set is not a plug-in swap for every truck, so confirm the connector and bulb type match your Silverado.
On 2007-2013 trucks, you open the tailgate, remove the retaining screws and pull the lamp out. Move your sockets and bulbs over if the new housing needs them. Test tail, brake, turn, hazard and reverse lights before you tighten the screws.
More about tail lights
Read our tail lights buying guide for how the part works and what to look for in any vehicle.
Silverado 1500 questions
Do 2007 Silverado 1500 Classic and new body tail lights interchange?
No. The 2007 Classic keeps the earlier GMT800 lamp, while the redesigned 2007 truck uses the GMT900 lamp. Confirm which body your truck has, then choose a listing that names it in the fitment table.
Do Silverado 1500 tail lights come with bulbs?
It depends on the listing. Some assemblies arrive ready to plug in, while others expect you to move your original sockets and bulbs over. Read the product description and check the old sockets for corrosion before reusing them.
Will a 2013 Silverado 1500 tail light fit a 2014 truck?
No. The 2014-2018 Silverado 1500 uses a different lamp shape, mounting and socket arrangement from 2007-2013 trucks. Filter by your exact year to see only the lamps listed for it.