12V Magnetic Towing Light Kit - Trailer Light with 24 Multi-Function Options Review

STAY AWAY! It was a terrible product. The left turn signal doesn't come right out of the box and the magnets weren't strong enough to hold the headlights to the car I was towing. I had to stop all the time to pick up the light from the floor. Useless product. I would like to return, but I missed the return deadline.

The lights were delivered very quickly. I was hoping to run the headlights through my Jeep Cherokee to mount the headlights on the bumper, but they ended up being about a foot shorter. The magnet isn't strong enough so I have to tie them to my roof rack. When we first plugged the headlights in for a test drive, the pins on my new Jeep GC stuck in the socket. Very disappointed as it was well lubricated to prevent this from happening. The lights worked well, I don't expect them to only last a few

headlights work well and as they should. The magnets aren't very strong so I had to use zip ties to attach it. Don't buy them if you have a wide trailer as the wires between the two lights are not very long. They'll work on a regular trailer, but if you need the extra length to get around something, you're out of luck.

On my second trip home from the launch pad, less than ten miles down the freeway, a light fell off my boat trailer. As stated by other reviews the magnets should last a week. Because price is an issue, I bought a second set, knowing I would have to secure it with zip ties, tape, or chewing gum. If a manufacturer offers a set of powerful magnets, they will own the market with a 5-star rating.

Everything was great until I unplugged my trailer from my car and almost all the pins in the connector were pulled out of the plastic case. The ground wire has completely separated from the metal pin, not sure about the rest because I tried to insert them back into the plastic part I didn't notice if the wire was separated or not. But now my trailer headlights are intermittent. I think I'll have to buy a new connector and rewire it. I don't know if some sort of electrical lube would have saved…