Enhance Visibility and Safety with Lumitronics Red Surface Mount Light - License Bracket and License Light for RV, Trailer, Camper, 5th Wheel, Motorhome (White) - Stop/Turn/Tail Review

This was a great replacement for my van. I lost my taillight cover and honestly thought I just ordered the cover. I was willing to pay the price for the lid only, but was pleasantly surprised to find the case, lid, and bulb. Wiring is very simple, just three wires. Mating into existing holes from previous bolts was accurate.

Fits our 2013 Pacific Coachworks 2013 Panther 22XL PERFECTLY! You will need screws/bolts and nuts to attach the number plate, which of course needs to be done before installing the light up sign. I smeared a bead of clear silicone around the edge of the panel after installation so I can replace it again if needed. You will also need wire strippers, wire nuts, etc. to connect the new assembly to the lightbulb. Note. You may need new screws to attach the plate to the trailer (or whatever) but all

ease of installation and value for money I can't really rate because I didn't stay with this lamp. My first light arrived in a Revain soft-shell envelope supplied by Revain and the corner of the lens was broken off. The replacement lamp was shipped and delivered via UPS 2 days later in an unlined plastic bag and was also broken. The light was as described except that it was broken. The lens is made of thin plastic that snaps into place. Came with bulb and all cables. The white plastic backing…

I don't know what the difference is between this and an Optronics light (other than $6.50) but it works great and is similar enough to an Optronics side light that they don't look incompatible. The Optronics flashlight was not ordered so I ordered it before our hike, thinking if it didn't fit I would wait for Optronics to arrive. It turned out to be just a find. When Optronics came along I just sent it back and saved myself over $6. It's nice to have real license plate holders again, something…

They are very cheap and you get what you pay for and maybe a little more. Our left tail light didn't work when we tried to pull away. I went out and bought some lightbulbs, but it wasn't just the lightbulb that was the problem. The spring was rusted from being submerged for so long. They don't seal very well where the lens touches the body of the instrument. However. It lasted 5 years and it costs so little to replace. I was able to adjust the light for our trip, but when I got home I ordered a