F-Series

161 products

This F-Series collection is OMOTOR's home for Ford pickup parts: LED tail light assemblies and headlights with amber signals, HID-to-LED harness adapters, running board side steps, retractable bed steps, truck bed storage boxes and swing toolboxes, rear window sunshades, jump seat organizers and wireless phone-mirroring hubs, plus underbody pieces such as upper control arms. Coverage follows Ford's truck generations: F-150 from the 1990s models through the 2015–2020 thirteenth generation and the 2021+ fourteenth generation, with Lightning and Raptor noted where a part applies, and Super Duty F-250, F-350 and F-550 from the 1999–2007 trucks onward.

Light-duty and heavy-duty Fords share very few bolt patterns, so every product page states which truck, cab and years it covers, and the fitment selector hides anything that does not match. Shipping is free across the US from our warehouse, returns are accepted for 90 days, and each part carries a 1-year warranty with support from a US-based team that knows these trucks.

What to look for

  • Generation first: the 2015–2020 and 2021+ F-150 look alike, but tail light connectors, bed rails and interiors differ; a part listed for one rarely crosses to the other.
  • Tail lights and the blind-spot option: trucks with factory blind-spot monitoring have sensors in the tail light, and aftermarket assemblies are sold with and without that provision; match your truck's configuration.
  • Cab and bed: running boards are cut for Regular, SuperCab or SuperCrew doors, and bed boxes and steps depend on 5.5, 6.5 or 8 ft beds.
  • Light duty vs Super Duty: F-250/F-350 bodies changed in 2008 and 2017; F-150 parts do not fit them even when the year matches.

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Frequently asked questions

Do F-150 tail lights fit a Super Duty of the same year?

No. Even when styling looks similar, the F-150 and F-250/F-350 use different housings, mounting tabs and connectors. Pick the listing that names your exact truck and verify in the fitment tab, especially around the 2017 Super Duty redesign.

Will 2021+ F-150 parts fit a Lightning?

Some interior and bed items cross over because the cabs are shared, and those listings say F-150 2021+/Lightning 2022+ in the title. Lighting, front-end and underbody components are usually Lightning-specific, so do not assume compatibility unless the product page lists it.

Are headlight and tail light assemblies plug-and-play?

Most are designed for the factory connector, but halogen-to-LED swaps on 2009–2014 trucks can need the adapter harness sold alongside them, and some trucks show a bulb-out warning without a resistor. Each product page notes what the install requires.