🚤 WoneNice 12V LED Submersible Trailer Tail Light Kit - Low Profile & Rectangle LED Lights with Wiring Harness for Boat Trailers Review

Very clean and bright LEDs. Attached them to the back of the clutch basket so they could be seen when driving off-road. Every time I checked them, there were no problems. Very happy with them

Excellent value for money and easy to install. A week later, however, one of the side marker lights failed. I moved left to right to make sure it wasn't a wiring issue. Otherwise they do the job.

REVIEW UPDATE: 2-3 weeks of work and the left light stopped working. Wiring went haywire Fairly easy to install. The wires should be longer - I had to splice and add length. Dipped in the lake several times and still working. One is slightly darker than the other

The review I read said there was a FULL ground wire to the taillights, NO. Obviously it's an old trailer so I'm swapping out the headlights. 90% of wiring problems are bad grounds. I used a grinder to get the metal out, but the crossbars are attached to the frame with U-bolts and are grounded to the frame. The grinder still has no ground screws for the headlights at ALL ground points.

I put my boat in the water for the first time and the fuse for the navigation lights on my truck blew. Replaced fuse and left trailer unplugged for 3 days. There was still water in the headlights and the fuse had blown right after turning it on. I cannot recommend these headlights. I have since replaced them with another brand which has been working great for 3 runs now.

The backlight is good, bright, clearly visible from every angle. As easy to install as any replacement bracket. The only negative is the plastic license plate holder, I lost my new license plate within the first hour of our trip when the holder broke. I was driving on paved roads with no inclines and steep driveways, this is Michigan and it could have been hit by a pothole. In any case, I wouldn't trust the plastic bracket.

Do not buy these if using in salt water. I'm not sure if there can be the same problem in fresh water. The best statement would be not to buy them if your trailer goes in the water. Worked great for about 2-3 dives. They began to fill with water and then closed. This is a Revain sponsored product but they did not send me a replacement as they stopped working after the return period had expired. I received them in August. I soldered the connections, used waterproof heat shrink tubing. The error…

When the box arrived there was everything you need to fit the headlights except the tools inside. It even had trailer side marker lights with wiring to connect both sides. The instructions were very easy to follow. Unfortunately I didn't have a chance to lift the boat so I can't comment on the underwater performance which is critical. However, I have a feeling that he will not disappoint me in the future. The lights were very bright and easily visible even in daylight. Do I have to say more? 2…

The taillights themselves are a good size and appear to be hidden by the white ground wire. So you can ground the entire light package on the tractor, which is what I wanted. Trailer grounding is the cause of 90% of light problems and grounding the trailer frame at the END POINT is the worst. so not me. although manufacturers usually do. This is what I need to work on is a carry on trailer that needs refitting 1 year after purchase. So I bought this one at a lower price as you can spend a lot…