🚦 Premium 4" Round LED Stop Turn Tail Back-up Reverse Fog Lights Set with Grommet Plug - Truck Trailer RV - FREE Sales Tax Review

Eyelets leave something to be desired - I ended up using my old ones. Maybe my holes are too big for the light - most likely the grommets are too small. The reds aren't as bright as I expected (but still "good enough"). White people will do it. Don't forget to buy an LED turn signal if you don't already have one. Otherwise, you'll end up with a "hyper flash" effect that will make the cop think you've burned out a lightbulb.

1993 Dodge d250 with service platform. Cut out a suitable size hole to insert the rubber bushings and insert them. Wire 'em up and they're BRIGHT! The tail and brake lights are great, and the reverse lights are projector quality. It's like taillights and sheer perfection. I bought LED turn signal relays for them but I don't need them. The flashing time corresponds to the original lamp.

Okay, that's great, but they were a very tight fit on our 2007 Lance 1131 bumper, so needed a bit of sanding to make the hole a little bigger, although it should have fitted that one-piece bumper and if They don't have a car pushing them in, they don't assemble, with a little sanding of the hard plastic bumper they fit like a glove and won't come out, and they're light enough and make a big difference.

As mentioned, trying to fit these headlights into my Mack 94 Rd with the spacers provided proved impossible. I used old pads. Since part of my job was replacing some of the wires, I used the new connectors that came with them and lengthened them since the wires are only 6 inches long. The car has been running for a week now with no problems. The light isn't the brightest I've seen, but it's possible and an improvement over the old incandescent bulbs. Overall good value for money, wish the new…

The instructions would make installing this product much easier for a newbie. So I will describe quickly for potential buyers. You need to drill 4.5 inches (not 4 inches). A rubber flange secures the small trailing edge around the back of the bumper. This should flatten the leading edge and create a beveled profile at the front. Then I attached LED lights to the back. For some reason I assumed the headlights went through the front of the rubber rings, which annoyed me a little. The headlights…

The headlights themselves are good but the installation was PIA. They don't make it very clear which hole you need for them. You might think these sizes would be standard. I have a knapheid on my truck, which is pretty typical for New England. All existing lanterns were 4 1/8 inches in diameter. I suspect this is the same as most generic bodies. These lights require a 4.5 inch hole. Someone in reviews was good enough to post this. I was able to drill all the holes and mount the headlights…

no-frills packaging, 4 lamps in 4 transparent bags in a box, not padded. However, they arrived undamaged. The quality of materials and assembly seems to be quite acceptable. The kit includes a connector that fits snugly into the pigtail wire / 5 inch. The raised lip rubber bushing is hollow under the lip and not solid. And the thickness of this edge is a little thin, but I don't see that as a problem. The reverse lights use the same type of 3-wire pigtail as the turn signals/taillights, so you…