Toyota Allion 2018 Tail Light

The Toyota Allion 2018 tail light assembly consists of two tail light units, one for the driver’s side and one for the passenger’s side. Each tail light unit includes several components:

Tail Light Housing: The tail light housing is the main structural component of the tail light assembly. It is typically made of plastic and houses all of the other tail light components.
Tail Light Lens: The tail light lens is the clear or colored cover that protects the tail light bulb and other components from the elements. It is made of a durable material such as polycarbonate or glass.
Tail Light Bulb: The tail light bulb is the light source for the tail light. The Toyota Allion 2018 uses LED bulbs for all of its tail light functions, including the tail lights, brake lights, turn signals, and reverse lights.
Reflector: The reflector is a curved mirror that reflects the light from the tail light bulb forward, creating a visible signal to other drivers.
Electrical Components: The tail light assembly also includes various electrical components, such as sockets, connectors, and wiring, which allow the tail lights to function properly.
Functions of the Toyota Allion 2018 Tail Light:

Illumination: The primary function of the tail lights is to provide illumination at the rear of the vehicle, making it more visible to other drivers, especially at night or in low-light conditions.
Signaling: The tail lights also serve as signaling devices, communicating the driver’s intentions to other road users. The brake lights indicate when the brakes are applied, the turn signals indicate the direction the vehicle is turning, and the reverse lights indicate when the vehicle is in reverse gear.
Styling: The tail lights also contribute to the overall styling and appearance of the vehicle.