Bought to replace broken and leaking original third brake light. Easy to install. Just make sure the metal wires are correctly in the slots before plugging them into the existing light bulb sockets. Be sure to plug into the middle light socket for the third brake light and one light socket is empty left unplugged since it is LED lights instead of light bulbs on both sides. It has a thicker gasket so it will stick out more than the original but so far has not leaked. Be sure to reuse the…

Made sure the product was the right part I ordered which it is just doesn’t fit the 2015+ lights for chevys do not work I tossed mine

Well I ordered this As a used item little bit cheaper of course they don’t test it when they return them and of course I have to return this one because it does not work so buyer beware you get what you pay for

For the price you can’t go wrong. Install was easy as it took less then 10 minutes. Quality of the product is not greater then what you are paying for but worked and fit as described and thick foam seal should keep water out.

Plug was loose fitting to were if you wiggle the wires at all you completely loose the lights. There not that bright either I had to splice the plug into my existing plug to get a good enough connection. My oem 3rd brake light had 0 issues.

The light didn’t really fit and I broke it trying to get it into place. Thanks for attention. The white lights are crazy bright tho!

The light ways amazing for about a month then the white bed lights went very dim to the point you can really see it. Honestly a little disappointing but at least the break like works for now.

Super easy install but quite disappointed because it only lasted a month and 1/2 before I noticed 70% of the white LEDs no longer lit up which makes looking in the bed of your truck very difficult and let's be honest your probably buying this for looks so all those LEDs burnt out looks worse than your stock brake light

So this product was super easy to install, 15 min max time needed. It is truly plug and play but I do not think some people realize how so here is my best shot to explain. Take off the old light and disconnect the bulbs. There should be 3 bulbs. Take the connectors on the new light and put them into the bulb sockets. But there are only two you say, great plug the middle into the middle and either of the ends into the other one on the end, you don't need both and there you have your plug and…

Looks great and works great. Has built in resistor so it doesn't mess with automatic transmission performance like changing your bulb to LED does.