Need help to upgrade my 19 Laramie tail lights to Night package tail lights

[beanz690]

I searched extensively and could not find any threads with this info so sorry if I missed it.

I need help to identify which part #s I need to upgrade my non night package tail lights to the oem blacked out tail lights.
My biggest concern is whether or not I need to buy the tail lights with the BSM module or if I can save money by just removing them from my current tail lights and slap them on the new tail lights?
My truck is a 2019 Laramie level 2 package with blind spot leds

Anyone do this before?

Thanks in advance!

 

[KCViper]

Just a thought, but have you considered tinting the tail lights? Would save you $$.

 

[beanz690]

Just a thought, but have you considered tinting the tail lights? Would save you $$.

I have but I don't feel like they look as nice as the oem. My opinion is purely based on the cars I've seen around my city so I could be wrong.

 

[beanz690]

Bump, anyone?

 

[zdeckich]

This the tail light you are looking for?

Ram 1500 Lamp. Tail. Right. [lay], [black headlamp - 55112992AD | Myrtle Beach SC

Lamp. Tail. Right. [lay], [black headlamp bezels]. Ram 1500. Genuine Ram Part - 55112992AD (55112992AB, 55112992AC). Ships from Myrtle Beach SC

www.moparpartsinc.com

 

[beanz690]

This the tail light you are looking for?

Ram 1500 Lamp. Tail. Right. [lay], [black headlamp - 55112992AD | Myrtle Beach SC

Lamp. Tail. Right. [lay], [black headlamp bezels]. Ram 1500. Genuine Ram Part - 55112992AD (55112992AB, 55112992AC). Ships from Myrtle Beach SC

www.moparpartsinc.com

Thanks for the link, that is the tail light I want but I cant find any information on whether or not I can buy the cheaper ones without the blind spot module and just install the ones from my current tail lights. I called a few local dealers but they were all clueless.

 

[SMJBAV]

While researching for a somthing else I read on another forum that the BSM module can not be switched over. Sorry if i can't quote where i saw it since this info was of litttle interest for me.