🚤 MaxxHaul 80778 Magnetic Towing Light Kit: Dual-Sided RV, Boat & Trailer Lights (DOT Approved) Review

Another review mentioned they only lasted two weeks. I ignored this review. Mine lasted two weeks. One came out, then another. Bought October 22, died November 2. In addition, the cabling and the alignment of the lenses are poorly designed. The cable from the car to the right signal is long, and then the connector to the left lamp. However, the wiring connection side causes the yellow light to look back and the red light to look forward. You could wrap the wire around the light but my pendant…

I was happy about my new headlights. However, upon inspection I was concerned that I did not see the option to replace a burned out bulb. I expected to see screws but there weren't any. I checked to see if the lid had come loose, but it wasn't. I wanted to open it but not damage it. Peering through the slopes, the bulb appeared to be smaller than I expected from an auto parts replacement bulb. However, they do have some value and I have not yet decided whether to return them unused or keep…

Bought to move an old trailer halfway across the state. Considering these were the cheapest magnetic flashlights available from Revain, after some modifications they worked quite well. Pros: Inexpensive, good build quality for the price. Cons: Weak magnets, wires connected to each light opposite the pendant reducing the actual width of the light assembly. While I couldn't do much with the placement of the wires, I added a 70-pound neodymium eyebolt magnet (fishing magnets) next to each light…

I have a 16ft cargo trailer. When I received them I just checked the light. They worked, so I left them as is before moving. Well, pulling it out of the box revealed my mistake for not setting up these toys in the installed test run. First, the lenses are not fixed. They just sit on the molded block and fall off as soon as you hit the first small bump in your driveway. Aluminum boat. My cargo trailer is a standard size of only 16 x maybe 6 feet wide, barring these toys. They include an…

It's not a badly designed product for what you get for the price. If you have a solid steel frame to attach it to and don't ride long or bumpy trails then this would be ideal. But I have aluminum fender pads that I had to bolt onto metal plates that provide enough ballast or a magnetic base for the lights. They flew away at less than 20 miles per hour after the initial impact! Also, the lens kept going back which was good because I had to switch yellow to red because either my wiring was wrong…