🚦 WoneNice LED Submersible Trailer Tail Light Kit: Stop, Tail, Turn Functions, DOT Compliant, IP67 Waterproof & Fully-Submersible Review

They replaced the original headlights on my 12ft 94 Big Tex flatbed trailer. The attachment was spot on except I had to drill a hole for the wires coming out the back of the light. The wire that was included was long enough to go down one side and to the other. Looks like a well built product, we'll see over time.

They were easy to install and connect electrically. The only drawback was the license plate holder made of plastic. I lost my plate about 2 hours on the way. I saw it swaying in the wind and was about to take it off at the next rest stop. When I got there, he was gone. Securely attach your license plate to your trailer, forget the plastic holder.

Trailer lights replaced with these new ones including all wiring. Within a month the wiring harness fell apart. Not only plastic, but also copper wire. I had to remove and replace the new wiring harness. Lights are great when you can power them, but you can't even strip the wire to match the plug.

I needed to replace a lamp on my Trailer's Plus flatbed trailer that broke while reversing. It fits the bolt receiver perfectly and shines brighter than the manufacturer claims. The wiring was easy but you have to run the wires through the bolt hole which is a bit odd but works. All the extra features make this kit great. And not much more than 1 spare light to buy separately.

I bought these as a replacement, had to drill a 9/16" hole between the mounting holes for the cables, possibly due to the way my trailer was made. Otherwise everything worked great. My trailer is 6'X10' and had about 2' extra wires, I had to run a separate wire for the front markers. The wiring came with male and female trailer plugs to make the connection. The lights are very bright I am happy with the purchase and will buy again if needed.

Taillights fit but parking lights do not. Taillights require terminals to ground the lights. Easily polish and crimp tips of terminals under nuts. Once the light is in place, leave the extra wire and secure it with foam insulated cable ties. In unison, heat shrink tubing works great. The marker lights have 3 11/32 sockets, my trailer has 2 11/32 sockets which is typical for older trailers. I will remove the plastic plate holder as it sticks out too far and could catch on someone walking on the…

This kit was pretty decent apart from a few minor missing parts. It didn't come with good external cable connections, which is a bummer. In addition, the advertised "4 reflective strips" were missing, they are simply not included. I had to go to Home Depot to purchase additional hardware (terminal rings, etc.) which was also not included. But aside from these shortcomings the kit seems to be holding up well after a few rides, I would give 5 stars if it included everything that is advertised and

I ordered these for my sidecar. We planned to leave Fort Riley, California for Las Vegas, Nevada. The lighting arrived quickly and was as advertised. Installed in 2 hours with no problems. The headlights are well sealed and despite driving through a lot of snow, ice and rain the headlights worked great. The only issue I had was that I wanted the harness to be about 3ft longer as I had to splice multiple wires to get to the back of my 14ft trailer and still have enough pigtails up front for one…

When I mounted my bikes on the back of my MB Sprinter RV and covered them up, I completely covered the taillights and license plate so I needed another kit that mounts underneath on the attached rig became the network. trailer connection. Thought they would fill the bill with the added benefit of safe LED brightness. I have brightness, but what I didn't realize is that LEDs are sensitive to electricity when mounted on this "standard" lamp system, resulting in random flickering. I was going to…