Review on 🚛 LIMICAR 12V Waterproof Square LED Trailer Lights Kit for Trucks - Stop Turn Tail Lights with Wire & Bracket, Red/Amber Side Fender Marker Lamps, 3rd Brake ID Light Bar - Ideal for Trailers, Campers, Snowmobiles, RVs by Kenneth Barnes

This product didn't work for me. Here's why: a. The main wiring harness is 18 ga cable with budget insulation. Must be at least 16 gauge and the insulation must be thicker than that. b. The supplied T-connectors are cheap, difficult to use, and don't always make a good connection. The four marker lights are bolted on, so holes must be drilled in the frame to mount them. My trailer has pre-drilled holes designed for use with lights that come with a stud protruding from the back of the light - no drilling required. Also, the mounting bolts included in the kit are zinc plated steel, not stainless steel, which means they will corrode quickly. The tail light bar I received does not work. The wiring diagram included in the kit does not provide instructions on how to connect the backplate. I had to come back here and read the FAQ material to figure out how to connect it. And then it didn't work and wasted even more time. This isn't the best product. I had to purchase alternative side and rear marker lights and I had to purchase a higher quality wiring harness before spending time rebuilding my trailer. Learn from your mistakes. First buy a good wire harness. Then select the headlights and buy them separately. Before purchasing a kit, decide how you want to mount the lights on your trailer and make sure the kit includes lights that can be mounted the way you prefer. Get stainless steel screws or bolts to mount your lights. Buy T-Tap connectors from a quality supplier - it's worth spending a little more to get a secure and reliable connection. It will take a whole day to get this job done properly. If you put in that much time, get the right materials so you'll be happy with the result and it will take decades when you're done.