Review on MAXXHAUL 70468: Submersible Rectangular Trailer Light Kit with 12V LED - Low Profile and Efficient by Jose Guzman

Good flashlights at a great price! A similar item at TSC is $75. The light is bright enough, I am light loving. I take great care to make sure my headlights work and look good. Today they rode on a jet ski trailer. They are firmly connected. The lens isn't sealed, it's screwed on, but I think the LEDs inside are waterproof. The wires coming out of the back were also sealed with sealant. I actually like having an interchangeable lens due to the possibility of accidental impact. In any case, I always turn off the trailer lights when I go in the water. I don't think a lot of people do this, but it's a cheap backup against blown fuses and it relies on the yellow marker lights on the side, which aren't waterproof. Didn't use the wiring but upon inspection the meter is good enough for the LED lights, looks a bit smaller than branded ones. However, remember that these are LEDs and will draw some of the amperage of your old incandescent bulbs. The wires are paired, glued together to go down each side. I've read that some say all the wires were loose and disconnected, but not mine. The packaging was tight when I first opened the outer box, I couldn't believe everything fit in the inner box. There are wire guides on the back of the lights so you can flush mount them, but they only go inside the light. My wiring harness was on the outside of the headlights and oddly there are no guides on that side so I took the license plate bracket and the old one from another set and cut them off to use as spacers. Buy these lights! I'll try to remember to update if I run into any problems. With LEDs, I hope I never have to change them again without external damage.