🚦 Partsam Rectangular Red LED RV Camper Trailer Stop Turn Brake Tail Lights White License Plate Light 49 LED with License Bracket Holder and White Base 12V Sealed w Reflex Surface Mount - Left + Right Review

This is a great upgrade for the old single bulb taillights I had on my RV. I had a bad socket and couldn't get a new bulb to ensure constant contact. It's time to replace. They were practically the same size and 2 of the 4 mounting screws even went in the old holes! These are very bright lights that enhance their brake and turn signal functions. especially for daytime use.

I bought these to replace the tail lights on a 16 year old camper van. They are pretty easy to install with no modifications required. They look great, beautiful and bright, but after a month of installation, moisture appeared on one of them. This eventually leads to corrosion of the internal electronics and failure. I hope the seller will contact me to replace it and I will have better luck. Then I'll correct my rating.

I replaced the old Optronic bulbs on our Keystone Sprinter. They look beautiful lights. Installation was easy, 3 wires, the top 2 screw holes matched the old ones. The motorized screwdriver eased in the bottom metal screws. I reused my old metal screws. The white wire is grounded. I don't remember what color the tail and turn signals were, but it's easy to touch and see the wires. I'm happy with the quality, looks and brightness for this money!

Great lights for the money. I wish the brake lights were brighter. In running light mode they are very bright, but the difference between running and brake/turn signals is minimal. I was followed on a trip and they told me they see little difference. I added two additional LED brake/turn signal marker lights to complement these lights after my vacation. I really don't want to get in the back. They're cheap and look good, but I'm sure there are better ones out there for a few bucks more.

Perfect fit. The screws fit perfectly in width. I had to drill two new holes for the bottom as the new light isn't as tall as the old one and the old bottom holes are just below and obscured by the new light panel. I touch silicone protects. Note that I found my white wire (ground) UNDER the old backplane. So white wire to white wire but my black wire had to be connected to the new red wire and my old green wire was connected to the new black wire. Just turn on the trailer headlights while…

I knew right away that I needed to replace the rear brake lights on our motorhome. In daylight they were so dark it scared the shit out of me. For those towing an RV in an unfamiliar city where sudden stops or turns are the norm, having bright warning lights is important. They are very bright, even in daylight they are 1000 times better than the old bulbs I had before. I would have given that 5 stars but removing the protective plastic revealed a nice lonely scratch and some polish on one of…

They came in boxes with no information or instructions. Note that the wires on the back are not in the middle but on the side. This makes installation difficult. And there is not enough clearance or gap at the back of the light to place the wires properly. You can make it work, but in my opinion it's a serious design flaw. The wires don't match what is now, but it was easy enough to figure out. And I was only able to use two of the four holes that the old headlights had. So I had to cut through