There are a lot of careless drivers on the road, and one moment of inattention can lead to a rear end collision. If you are the victim of a rear ending in your 1998 – 2001 Ford Explorer, then you are probably going to end up having to replace your tail lights. A replacement Ford Explorer tail light assembly is fairly easy to install although body damage from the collision can complicate the process. Even the most minor rear ending accidents are likely to damage or destroy your tail light assemblies. It is important to replace a broken Ford Explorer tail light assembly as soon as possible. The tail light assembly contains important communication devices so that you can interact with drivers behind you. The tail light assembly contains brake lights, rear lights, reverse lights and blinkers. Loss of a tail light assembly is going to make it impossible for you to let other drivers know of your intentions. At night a broken tail light assembly can even prevent following drivers from knowing where you are, which can lead to a second and potentially more serious accident. Replacement Ford tail light assemblies are fairly easy to come by and are considerably less expensive than the headlight assembly that the driver who rear ended you is going to have to install. Gearhead enthusiasts should definitely get fantastic sales help while looking at dependable parts for their car or truck. To support that need, we run a 24/7/365 service call center to aid you with your requests. If you spot a lower price elsewhere, call us - we will beat any price advertised elsewhere.