Enhanced Linkitom Submersible LED Trailer Light: Ultra-Bright Brake Stop Turn Tail License Lights for Camper Truck RV Boat Snowmobile Under 80" Inch Review

Installs as easily as all other trailer lights but looks a lot better. Large difference in brightness between position and brake light.

They are not waterproof, the cable rusts easily and they stop working. I only use it in fresh water (not salt water) but it still rusts. They have thin wires. The thick wires on trailer lights are not made for electricity, but to prevent them from rusting quickly.

Lights are easy to mount on a boat trailer. Were brighter than the previous "bulb" style. Apparently good quality. Let's see how long they last after each saltwater dive. Previous headlights didn't even last 1 year. The price was very reasonable.

After I installed the product, it started falling apart on its own. I don't know if it's missing a seal or something, but it's not working properly now. I put him back in his place and he steals, keeps doing the same thing, don't recommend it, don't waste your money

The photo I found is from my first ride with new headlights. The left headlight doesn't work either. That was after a 200 mile drive on the interstate. Sure, the New York and Pennsylvania Interstates aren't the highest quality freeways, but a trailer taillight should be able to handle it.

The lights came exactly as pictured, even with a few strips of reflective tape. Lightweight assemblies are reasonably weighted and sealed. Even the lens is glued/glued to the body on all sides. This is the only downside I see at the moment if you accidentally crack or break the lens. You cannot replace it and you must replace the entire device.

These lights are a great addition to your trailer. They arrived with good instructions and 4 DOT reflectors for the trailer. LED lights use less power than incandescent bulbs and put less strain on the adapter you need to use if your tractor shares brake lights with turn signals. They mount to standard trailer light mounting holes with two screws, but I had to increase the distance between the right hand hole slightly to make room for the wires. Four 6mm washers did the trick.

Happy with the light set. Installation was easy, although it took some time to remove the old set of lamps and then install the new set of lamps. They work great. To complete the project I used the information that came with the light kit and a YouTube video. I've never installed trailer lights before but they worked great the first try and are working great now. I would buy them again if I ever need to hook up another trailer.

See photo comments. Not sure if they are waterproof on a boat trailer as the wires going into the back of the lights are unsealed. The lamp on the left has the wires entering the top of the lamp and I have to assume the body is flooded up to this point. Also, the left headlight has no drain hole. So if it gets flooded with water, how will it drain? Plus, they look great, look easy to install, and wiring is easy. I haven't installed them so I'm not sure how bright they will be. TO UPDATE. There…