What is the correct screw driver head and size for Jeep Liberty tail light assembly bolts?

There's no single answer to this question. The type of screw and size used to hold Jeep Liberty taillight assemblies in place can vary depending on the model year of your Jeep Liberty. Some might use Phillips head screws, others might use Torx, and the size will also vary.

To find the correct screwdriver:

1. Consult your Jeep Liberty's owner's manual: This is the best place to start. The manual will specify the correct tools for removing and replacing the taillights.

2. Visually inspect the screws: Before you start removing anything, take a close look at the screws holding the taillight assembly in place. Note the head type (Phillips, Torx, etc.) and the size. You can often find a size marking on the screw head itself.

3. Use a screw size identification chart: If you're unsure about the size after visual inspection, there are many online charts and tools that can help you identify screw sizes. Take a sample screw (if possible) and compare it to the chart.

4. Go to an auto parts store: Take a sample screw to an auto parts store. Their staff will be able to identify the correct screwdriver.

Without knowing the year of your Jeep Liberty, it's impossible to give you a precise answer.