🚦 TK12 Waterproof 12V DC TMH 10 Pcs 3.8 Inch Red + Amber 6 LED Side Marker Fender Lights Indicators Clearance Lamp for Trailer Truck RV Lorry Van Boat Bus ATV UTV Review

I have several different LED position lights on a different trailer than the ones I had previously which were much more expensive and these lights far outshine them. These lanterns are not grounded by the base itself like most lanterns. This also causes the only other downside I've found, which is that the wires are very thin. They don't feel like the toughest plastic I've come across, but their low-profile design should help protect them from damage.

Bright LEDs at a very affordable price. These are all plastic fasteners and require 3 holes for each installation. One at each end for screws and one in the middle for wires. It doesn't have to be big holes, but holes nonetheless. I use them as indicators and they outshine the original indicator bulbs. For the price they are great. You might want to buy extra as I'm sure the plastic can crack with heavy use. I didn't break mine, just a warning.

One of my old golf cart taillights had rusted inside so I couldn't change the bulb. In fact, the lightbulb was still good. So I took a couple of these TMH LED taillights and plugged them into my existing taillight covers and bars, instant LED taillights on a golf cart. Significantly cheaper than a set of new taillights. Actually, a set of taillights is about $27 here on Amazon, I got ten of them for $9 with free shipping. Really +. I'll upload the rest to my trailer soon.

The headlights themselves appear to be of good quality with no obvious defects that would affect proper operation. I powered some of them with 12VDC and they lit up as expected. They're not very bright if they hurt the eyes, but I'm going to use them as lights for a small pendant that I need to be very flat so as not to knock them off. Nut and bolt packaging is a different story. As you can see from the attached picture there were 20 nuts in the kit but there were only 16 bolts in the pack…

So, for starters, they do their job. They're a little darker than I thought they would be, but they glow quite well in the stillness of the night. Here's what they look like: It's a thin (about 1/3 inch thick) plastic lantern. The transparent part is glued or electronically welded to the black substrate. Each light has a 1/8" foam sticker that you stick on the back. Each has a + and - wire. About 22 gauge. They're pretty straightforward and do the job. WHY only 4 stars? Well, these aren't stock