🚗 Linkitom Submersible LED Trailer Light Kit - Super Bright Brake Stop Turn Tail License Lights for Camper Truck RV Boat Snowmobile Over 80 inches Review

High quality product better than expected. Seems waterproof! Includes wiring harness, 2 amber LED parking lights and connectors. The bonus was 4 red and white reflective stickers. Be careful not to over tighten the bolts they give you to attach to your trailer. These are 10mm nuts, not the usual 7/16.

Installed on my boat trailer without any problems. The only thing that bothers me is the side markers. They require you to attach the negative to the frame. When you're trying to minimize cable stress and have room for them on the frame, it's not easy. I had a couple of marker lights from another trailer that uses a propeller on the ground so you only need to connect to a power source. The ground wire on the wiring harness could also be a little longer. Otherwise, the taillights are nice and…

The headlights themselves are excellent. Look good and bright. I wasn't happy with the settings. Cable colors do not match. The brown represents the running lights on the seat belts and the yellow represents the amber lights. Gray on the headlights is the bottom, and then white from the wiring harness. Pay close attention to the schematic they provide. Mixing and matching colors confuses me. What really bothered me was the license plate holder. First drive 30 miles and now I need to buy a new…

After my old one's left headlight was hit by a Home Depot this was a good excuse to upgrade both sides (see video). I couldn't hook up these headlights like mine. on my old trailer, but it was still pretty easy to hook up. I can't say enough about how good they look. You will get different patterns (lights) for braking, running light, left turn and right turn. That's nice. The LEDs are bright during the day and look very nice at night. They're also longer than the originals, which is a plus.

They were easy to install, the instructions were decent (not great but appropriate) and the lights worked well. Let's see how they hold up to water over time. My only problem with them is splicing the crimp connectors. The slits in the sheath don't really contribute to the marine environment. I used heat gun solder sleeves and pulled the side lights and wiring harness on one side and the fender lights (optional accessory) and taillights on the other side into a solder sleeve. Works…

Took the time to install this whole setup including all the new screws for the ground points. I was very excited as the lights looked very beautiful. Unfortunately I hooked it up to my car and none of the lights came on. I spent the next hour checking every connection, inspecting the wires and finally removing the headlights and plugging them straight into my car's connector. In the end, every light worked perfectly when plugged in directly. I pulled out an old multimeter, and voila, 12 volts…

I bought these to replace the lights on my boat trailer. It's 15 years old and the old headlights and wiring needed to be replaced. The hardware you use to mount these lamps is not made of stainless steel, but mild steel. I do 100% of my boating in salt water, so every time I launch and lift my boat, the lights sink into the salt water. I'm not sure if the device will last more than a year or two. Also, the cables are too short to reach from the front of my trailer to the back where the…

I don't usually write a review unless it's an amazing product or it's downright cheap and bad. I bought this twice. Yes twice. First leak, second leak. I thought maybe I had a bad module and the next one should be fine. After all, the description claims that it is superior to competing products. Check out my photos. I use these lights on my boat trailer. He's sinking because I have to launch the boat. The first photo shows condensation and shorted headlights and water on the underside. I…