Rear Lamps
Tail Light Covers Jetour T2 — Barred Guards
Tail light covers for the Jetour T2. The supplier states they protect the light edges from branches off-road and improve the visual effect, and that fitting requires no drilling. In the photo they are black barred frames following the full shape of the light and leaving open fields over the lens.
Tail Light Covers Jetour T2
On a tall off-road vehicle, the tail lights sit exactly where branches reach when you squeeze through scrub. One good catch is all it takes. These covers sit over the light and take the hit that would otherwise land on the lens plastic.
The supplier describes them as practical light guards that protect the light edges from branches off-road and improve the visual effect, with easy fitting, no drilling and an exact fit. The brand stated by the supplier is Jett.
Application Jetour T2 — tail lights | Contents 2 pcs — left and right (shown in the photo) | Fitting No drilling |
Key features
- Protect the light edges from branches off-road
- No-drill fitting, shaped to the light
- Frame with horizontal bars leaving open fields over the lens (shown in the photo)
- Cut-away top corner following the body line (shown in the photo)
- The set covers two pieces — left and right (shown in the photo)
Technical data
- Application: Jetour T2
- Mounting location: tail lights
- Contents: 2 pcs — left and right (shown in the photo)
- Brand stated by the supplier: Jett
Fitting and notes
The supplier claims no-drill fitting but does not say what actually holds the cover on — double-sided tape, clips or fasteners. Material and the weight of a single piece are not stated either. More importantly: the cover sits over the tail light and the supplier quotes no E/ECE approval for it. We are not claiming it is legal, nor that it is not — if the structure restricts light visibility at some angle, that can matter at a roadworthiness test, so settle it before fitting.
Frequently asked questions
How many pieces are in the set?
The photo shows two covers — for the left and right lights. The supplier does not state a piece count in the text.
Does fitting require drilling?
The supplier states plainly that fitting is easy and requires no drilling.
Do the covers carry type approval?
The supplier quotes no E/ECE approval. Since the part sits over a tail light, it is worth verifying before a roadworthiness test.
