🚛 High-Quality Waterproof Red Trailer Truck LED Tail Light with 3-pin Water Tight Plug - DOT SAE Certified Review

Don't waste your money on this light - after a few months one of the lights on my caravan went out. I contacted the seller and they didn't care. Poor quality and not worth buying. you have been warned</p>

inexpensive. The reservoirs appeared to be decently coated in grease and they fit right into my existing rubber bushings. My only concern is that the wires in the harnesses they came with are already a bit oxidized. They're still perfectly soldered into my existing wires and bright enough.

These fit well in standard 6" holes. They allow you to use the same three-pin plugs. Facilitates the replacement of old taillights. The rubber insert around the headlights is a bit stiff and not as thick as on the stock headlights. The biggest disappointment is that they are no brighter than factory bulbs. They get the job done and seem worth the money when you first install them. Let's see how well they hold up on the road. Pun.

They fit my 20 year old wiring harness perfectly so no wiring required. Exactly the same fork. I pulled out the old dim taillight, unplugged it, plugged in and reinstalled this new bright LED taillight. These taillights even fit an old real rubber grommet, which is great because they come with a cheap black plastic grommet. I think it's ok but I would prefer real rubber. They are cheap, light and very easy to replace. Would buy again.

My factory J-60 headlight worked partially. All of the side lights around my Carson trailer flash when you turn on a turn signal. I noticed that my J-60's right brake light didn't come on at all until you turned on the turn signal, at which point it started flashing along with all the lights around my trailer. After buying a new LED flashlight, everything worked as it should. If you use the right turn signal, only the right brake light will flash as it should. These new lights fit into the same