🚦 LivTee Waterproof 4" Round Red LED Trailer Lights Tail Brake Stop Turn Parking Light Kit: Ideal for Boat Trailers, RVs, Jeeps, and Trucks - Includes Grommet and Plug - 2pcs Review

Make sure the harness pins are not aligned with the light. To hook the pins you have to manipulate them. There is no clamp to hold the wire harness. It just pops out when it wants to. Complete garbage.

Installed on Cascadia 2011. The light was perfect but the rubber ring wasn't thick enough. The light would just go out. Luckily I had a socket from another pair of lights. Boom. Fantastic upgrade.

I bought these lights for a 1979 van and they are very bright compared to the old tail lights that are over 40 years old! Very easy to install, only need 3 wires. Red turn signals, black running lights, white background

Cheap plastic or rubber will not hold LEDs in the trailer. Put the LEDs in old rubber plugs. the nesting part slightly bent. Sealed connectors. Solder the wires with heat shrink tubing. Otherwise this LED is OK. Would give 4 stars if the plugs worked well.

I bought a rear flasher for my e-bike. It was a shame during the day, but it was fine at night. I figured a real highway trailer light would be a better fit. I also bought a cheap turn signal. I had a lithium battery that I made myself, 12V. The difference between a bike product and this turn signal is huge. It consumes very little power, so you can find another 12V power source like AA batteries in the holder.

***UPDATE*** I installed them first and they were fine. Others complained that they were loose and popped out easily. Although there was little wiggle room I used some force to push them in, thinking they would be fine as they didn't pop out as advertised. I was wrong. On our first trip from Georgia to Ohio somewhere between Knoxville, Tennessee and Florence, Kentucky, a headlight and jack appeared somewhere on I-75. While I couldn't get it to pop out by squeezing, road conditions and vibration