2013-2015 Nissan Altima 4DR OEM Clear Fog Lights

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What comes with these Nissan Altima 4DR OEM Clear Fog Lights?

Manufactured in the OEM housing, these Spyder fog lights fit like a glove. By snapping in and securing in your Altima front bumper, the OEM clear fog lights are brighter and built to last. You can also take a look at any number of smoked or different lens types.

Spyder Auto has been one of the leaders in aftermarket LED and lighting technology for many years now. When you are looking for the best-LED headlight or upgraded taillights for your Nissan or your Altima, there are few choices better than Spyder.

Best of all, we can help you with How-To guides on how to install these clear Altima fog lights. When you pick up these Nissan Altima 4DR OEM Clear Fog Lights, you won’t need to do any extra wiring.

Smoked, LED, clear or even tinted headlights are no problem with Spyder lights. When you install your Nissan Spyder headlights, you can always lean on our How To community and DIY database, My Pro Street. We have several guides and fitment charts for your Altima taillights.

Many people look for Nissan lights because their Altima has been in a collision or even vandalized. With multiple choices when it comes to aftermarket lighting, Spyder has you covered.

On top of these Nissan Altima fog lights, you can also install additional LED lighting such as foglights or lighting bars. This is especially true if you are taking your Altima to the track, or just live in a rural area.

For those looking for alternate Nissan lighting choices or Altima lights, you can also buy any of the Altima LED Spyder headlights or Nissan taillights. Mount on, bolt-on or otherwise, the choices for aftermarket lighting is excellent when you choose Spyder Auto.

Have a halogen Altima headlight and want to make the jump to HID? Consider one of the Nissan HID projector headlight instead. This will ensure that you have the proper cutoff lines and HID definition. It’s important to realize the difference between distorted light versus true HID projected light.