Add a high-visibility third brake light behind the spare tire on your Jeep, 4Runner, FJ Cruiser or Hummer with the Oracle Lighting LED Illuminated Spare Tire Wheel Ring. The 13 inch red LED ring doubles as a show-stopping accent and a functional brake light.
Fitment Note:
- Verify the spare tire carrier fits the mounting brackets
13 INCH THIRD BRAKE LIGHT
The 13 inch red LED ring doubles as a show-stopping accent and a functional third brake light behind the spare tire.

HIGH-OUTPUT 2835 LEDS
Durable aluminum with high-output 2835 LEDs gives a bright brake signal.

EXTENDED ALUMINUM BRACKETS
Extended aluminum brackets mount the ring to the spare tire carrier.

NO CUTTING OR SPLICING
Wiring taps into the existing third brake light wire with included T-taps, with no cutting or splicing.

Features:
- 13 inch red LED ring works as a third brake light
- High-output 2835 LEDs for a bright brake signal
- Durable aluminum ring built for trail use
- Extended aluminum brackets mount to the spare tire carrier
- Taps into the existing third brake light wire
- No cutting or splicing required
- Screws, zip-ties and T-taps included
- Fits Jeep, Hummer, Toyota, Land Rover, Nissan and more
Specifications:
- Brand: Oracle Lighting
- Product: LED Illuminated Spare Tire Wheel Ring Third Brake Light
- LED Color: Red
- Ring Diameter: 13in
- Ring Material: Aluminum
- LED Type: High-Output 2835 SMD
- Operating Voltage: 12V DC
- Mounting: Spare Tire Carrier
- Wiring: Third Brake Light Circuit
- Install Time: 30 Minutes
- Warranty: 1 Year
Included:
- (1) 13in Aluminum LED Wheel Ring
- (3) Aluminum Mounting Brackets
- (1) Set of Mounting Screws
- (1) Set of Zip-Ties
- (1) Set of T-Tap Wire Connectors
Fitment:
- Jeep Wrangler YJ / TJ / JK / JL
- Jeep Gladiator JT
- Hummer H1 / H2 / H3
- Toyota 4Runner / FJ Cruiser
- Land Rover LR3
- Nissan Xterra
- Vehicles with a Rear-Mounted Spare Tire Carrier
Notes:
- 1 Year Limited Warranty
- Verify the spare tire carrier fits the mounting brackets
- Warranty does not cover modifications, alterations, or misuse