🚦 Lumitronics Surface Mount Tail Light: Superior Illumination for Safe Driving Review

Works great on my 1990 FLEETWOOD PROWLER. My old taillights got old and blew trying to change the bulbs. These lights are great and didn't break the bank lol. Upper Pear-1156 Lower Pear-2057 Hope this helps.

Works without problems. When you press the plastic tab on the side to remove the red-lit cover, be sure to hold the red cover or it will pop out and fall. Mine fell 3.5 feet onto concrete. After the first fall everything was fine and after the second the red plastic broke in the corner.

Perfect for a vintage '95 Coleman Chesapeake Touring Car. The connections of the lamp body are better designed than the older model. The quality of the lens cap is good, it is removed by pressing the plastic snaps. Supplied with bulbs. At $9.99 each, you can't beat the price. The only improvement is the addition of spare LED bulbs #1156 and #1157.

Beautiful bright and shiny new light covers for our camper after a severe and devastating hail storm. They arrived a few days later than Prime's usual 2 days but given the impact and restrictions of Covid19 I think the company did a great job of getting them to us. They were well packaged in pristine condition and already in the camper and look great!

I replaced the old Bargman rectangular lights with these. Easy to put on and look good. All in all, this is a good deal with a few caveats to consider before buying. As mentioned, the spacing between the mounting holes is not quite the same as the old rectangular lights (obviously on both these and the new Bargman). They also have rounded corners instead of square ones. Each outlet has a separate ground wire, which is pretty silly as they could easily be combined. And some electric circuit…

I replaced both taillights on my 1995 Comfort caravan. This model replaced the driver's side and I ordered another model without the passenger side panels. The old ones were original and in poor condition. There are no instructions but once I figured out the wiring they were very easy to install. I'm not an electrician but I understand the following: Red wire - reverse light Green wire - tail light Black wire - turn signal/stop signal White wire - ground On my trailer, the backup wire was blue.

They were the same size as the previous brake glass on our old Jayco curtain side trailer. We repainted it this summer so I wanted to add new headlights as well. The one with the added license plate has a clear part at the bottom of the lens to light up the license plate. Until now, the number plate was simply attached to the side of the lens without lighting. So that solved both problems. It would be nice if they were a bit brighter as our new position lights are LED. I was able to replace the