🚤 Wellmax LED Trailer Lights - Submersible Boat Trailer Lights, Waterproof and DOT Approved - Utility Marine Trailer Light 12V Review

They look fantastic, extremely bright turn signal/brake LEDs with bright reverse and license plate lights are easy to install. One stayed tight with no issues, while the tail light assembly on the 'right' side intruded on the first sea dive. These lanterns must be completely waterproof as they are always completely submerged in water.

Update: when my trailer is connected to my truck and just sits there nothing is on or working ok the leds are flashing really fast like every 40 seconds or so? does anyone know why Good LEDs. quick and easy installation, although the screw holes didn't match the holes on my existing trailer so I had to drill new holes. never mind twisted the wires. checked. Listed!

Perhaps the ultimate test for trailer lights... but I bought them for a new boat on my Texas coast (salt water) in January. Installed with shrink connectors. The boat has been launched 20 times that year and just a few months later none of the lights are working. I will try another brand next time. Get what you pay for I think. This is rubbish...not submersible and not recommended for saltwater.

Bought these lights in November 2020. Installed them in December, and in February several lights in the last row below did not light up. In March, the entire bottom row did not light up on either side. I contacted support and they told me that the 90% guarantee had expired and they could not provide a replacement. Trailer light should not only last 3 months. Looked good when first fitted but is of very poor quality. I would not recommend this product.

Just installed these to replace my salt water trailer. Unlike many of these trailer lights which use a plastic housing and slot to insert a carriage bolt to tighten on a trailer which sometimes means the carriage bolt comes out of the groove and cannot be tightened. This brand uses a threaded brass bushing built into the body to accept a threaded bolt which is then bolted to a nut on the trailer bracket. This ensures a solid installation. Oh, and that light is bright enough. I can't confirm…

There are many good things to say about these lamps. They appear well closed and light. The mounting hardware feels solid, if not very flexible. Time will tell if they survive in salt water but they could easily be 5* barring a couple of downsides: The wire is not tinned. This is a egregious fault with most trailer electrical components, but it goes a long way in reducing corrosion-related faults. - Includes wire nuts in place of the shrink butt connector. - Very small, but there are channels…

Was hoping there would be a few manufacturing anomalies leaked out to people as mentioned in the reviews and bought anyway. They fit perfectly, decent mount, very bright and good looking. However, when the boat trailer was first started/removed after only a week of installation, one had moisture inside and the other had 1/4 inch inside. Great care was taken during installation not to over-tighten or break the case. positioned as "submersible". I had a tendency to super tape all the joints as a…