🚛 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 Review

The headlights are bright and well designed, but the wires are red, black and white. DOES NOT MEET STANDARD Y/B/G/W trailer wiring! Look elsewhere for LED trailer lights! I wish I had known that before buying!

Bought these lights to convert my 20ft garden trailer. The ad didn't state how many feet of cable was included, and it wasn't enough to travel the full length of the trailer. However the light looks good, one was cracked and I had to send it back.

The headlights are of good quality but there are no instructions on how to connect them. A red side marker light was also missing. I had to return the product and exchange it for the same one. However, I love that they ship a replacement right away and when you get a replacement you are shipping a defective product. Get back in business faster!

I bought this lighting kit in March and finally the trailer was ready to install. I put on this light kit and it is an absolute CRASH. It's so dark that you can't tell if the lights are on during the day. I checked the power supply to the light and it's 14.9V. The ground is fine. It's just that these lights are ABSOLUTELY HORRIBLE. Save money and buy something else. I wish I had. The only thing I want to get from this seller is a refund.

Stay away from this kit. Typically, trailer tail light kits come with wires that are the same color as the wiring harnesses. But that's not the case. It's ok, but the instructions are useless because they don't match the kit and don't tell you which wires to put together. And to top it off, the lighting hardware isn't stainless steel, so it won't last long when faced with salt water. There may be cheaper options available compared to this kit.

Wires are very thin, don't know what gauge but probably around 18. Also no color coding for the trailer (they are white, black, red) , so you need to check the stop/turn before installing. Like many other reviewers, the center light didn't work for me. 2 stars instead of 1 because the light is bright. (Like most LEDs) There is a set in port freight that is cheaper and better quality. The wires are more like 14 gauge wire and are color coded (white, green, tan/white, yellow, brown) for trailer…

They were very easy to install. The supplied screws are useless. I bought some #6x3/4 screws to attach to the trailer. Make sure you take a screenshot of the wiring as there are no wiring instructions for the light box and they don't connect the way you think. The light bar on the back can be wired as a brake light, but it will also flash with whatever turn signal you connect it to, which is why I didn't wire mine for the brake light, just the tail lights. They are much brighter than factory…

I've worked harder trying to make this crap work than anything I've ever worked on. First one of the rear lights was defective, then the side marker lights gradually failed, then the light bar was defective, all the soldering points fell off, they are bare at the back, i.e. short-circuited to the metal. I completely restored this old rusty 16 foot Hudson trailer, sandblasted, painted, rewired (no wires), new brakes and so on. I bought this 2 months ago so I'm stuck robbing this crap. I'm about…

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