Wellmax Trailer Utility Assembly Attachable Review

Bought these new headlights and wiring harness for my boat trailer, all the wiring is color coded. All day I changed the wiring and turned off the light. Went and hooked up the trailer to the truck's forks to check my headlights. They lit up, but the wires in the headlights were crossed instead of being running lights. I had brake lights, the headlights were miswired, the brown wire was the brake light and the green wire was the daytime running lights and no turn signals. I had to break all the

All wires are worn. The lights stopped working about a month ago and I found a break in the insulation in one spot so I started splicing the wire and the pieces just snapped like there was no wire in them. I figured it might have oxidized where it broke so I moved the wire a foot and same problem. It's hard to fool how fragile he is. I can hold it between two fingers and tug on it a little and it comes apart like I'm taking Twizzler apart. I'm very disappointed but the return period is long…

In less than an hour I replaced my old rusty trailer headlights with this new waterproof LED kit. They are color-coded to match the trailer already connected, or you can connect the trailer yourself. I only wanted bulbs, but although they were more expensive than other units offered, I liked their looks and wish they didn't have spare push/twist bulbs that couldn't be replaced if the floss filament breaks or burns out. Outside. Also, they had the most positive reviews of any other boat trailer…

whatever they were they would still be amazing. However, I had a 1976 pop-up RV with damaged interior lights and couldn't find any parts. I originally only wanted to attach these Wellmax headlights to the bumper. When I looked into an LED light (in a fully enclosed housing, it ended up in the RV's existing lenses. VICTORY! VICTORY! VICTORY! so I was able to take the internal components, hook them up to the RV's wiring and now the RV has SUPER bright taillights that work really well! All the…

As another buyer mentioned I also had a problem with cheap cables. For a month and only three starts of the ramp, the left headlight stopped working. I traced it to the cord that connected to the lamp. Although shrink wrap was used, salt water got in and the joint turned to dust. I fixed it and after the next boat trip the same problem appeared on the right side. Almost impossible to reconnect because it's the thinnest and cheapest wire I've seen and impossible to strip. Luckily I kept the old…

Bought this wire set about a year and a half ago and installed it on a trailer. To this day I have never used the trailer since I reassembled it. I noticed that the headlights don't work. In short, the copper in the plastic insulation has completely deteriorated. Even in places far from where the wire was cut and connected. The whole cable from the plug to the bulb was broken. There was no way to splice some of them and fix the wire. The only way to get my headlights working again is to…

I bought these lights to replace the 'waterproof' lights already installed on my trailer. After checking the original headlights, I found that they basically didn't work. After disassembling, I found that they were full of water, including in the sealing areas. The extent of the corrosion was amazing. They were complete rubbish. They were easy to install, very bright and work perfectly. Before installing, I took one of the mounts and dunked it in the kitchen sink for a few minutes. No doubt…