🚗 Trailer Light Guide-on Adapter - EZMOUNT SEO-friendly Trailer Light Guide-on Adapter Review

I bought 2 of these and both broke. One broke where the bolts go in and the other broke so that the whole piece where both lights connect fell off. There is no way to contact this company for warranty. Great idea, but not the last. It's also very hard to hit the 2 inch pipe. Next, a more expensive part with built-in lighting is purchased.

I bought these for my Jon boat trailer. Instead of paying over $60 for light tubes, I chose the cheaper route. Boy was I happy about that. Excellent construction. Easy construction. Very durable. I did not glue the caps to the guide post. I screwed them on in case I ever need to take them off for later repairs. Though all my cables are above any water I'll walk into

At first I liked them including the lower price. Yellowing and cracking after 1 year. There is no way to contact the company as others have mentioned. They may not be UV resistant. They may work better for humans when glued to a PVC post. But I wanted them to be removable in case of light or wiring issues. I've used epoxy to try and fix several cracks but it doesn't look that great and I'm not sure how long they will last. I would recommend looking at the more expensive option if it comes with…

Great idea. I wish I could think about it. I can confirm other complaints about misfits on 2" PVC pipe. I decided to sand down the outside of the PVC pipe instead of the taillight adapter. Replacing would be cheaper. Another downside is that they only come in two-inch tube sizes. My trailer rails are 1 1/2". I'm sure there are many others the same size. I had to use a 2 by 1 1/2 coupler. Another downside is that there is no built in path for the ground wire to leave the fitting to attach to the