Nilight 2 PCS 4 Inch 60W LED Pods with 2.5 Inch Hitch 🚚 Mounting Brackets: Bright LED Backup Reverse Lights for Pickup ATV SUV Truck Trailer Boat Review

It looks good and was said to fit my F2019 F250 but it doesn't. My hitch is larger than a lightweight bracket so it won't fit. I can mount the headlights elsewhere on the back of my truck but the bracket will not fit the 2019 F250.

top of page description says it fits 2-1/2"-3" receiver. WRONG! OD my receiver on mine Truck (2008 GMC Sierra 2500 HD Diesel) is 3" and the inside diameter is 2-1/2". This mount will only fit receivers with an outside diameter of up to 2-1/2". Knew it seemed easy. Should have known better!

Easy to install, durable and perfect for its intended purpose. I installed it on the back of my 2003 Dodge Ram 1500. Very durable and easy to apply. Put the included 4 inch Nilight lights on it and it was easy. I have 5% tint on the rear window which is annoying when reversing at night. These lights give the impression that there is no shadow. Very bright. Would buy again if there was reason to recommend.

There are no instructions but it was very easy to understand what to do. The lights are amazing. Everything is very strong and durable. The bracket is made of heavy-duty steel and powder-coated or painted. Appears to be scratch resistant. I love how easy it is to adjust the light to different angles and levels. You can tilt the lights up or down and point them in different directions. I have an older 2001 Toyota with a factory hitch and it fits perfectly.

I had two 9 inch LED lights on the back of a pickup truck but one broke. It's no problem, very easy to install. Not as bright as my old ones but they look way better than what I was wearing. My 2013 RAM has the worst backup lights I've ever seen. NOW they look VERY GOOD with this hitch mount and have enough light to plug them in or just use them as backup lights. I will buy again.

Fits Ford F250 S/D '99. Can be easily attached to an existing trailer hitch. Poor instructions but fairly intuitive setup. Wiring can be an issue. If it helps I connected it to the existing reversing light wire and used it as a trigger for the relay. The relay sits snugly in the taillight assembly. Assuming the short video works, you can see that they are very bright and improve the performance of the rear camera I installed. And as you can see, it's a bit cramped with drag chains. I've towed a

So I bought these for my Ram as my windows are tinted and they are sometimes hard to see at night or in the rain when reversing. I had to modify my lighting kit and remove the bracket that came with the lights as it was too loose around my receiver. My shackle didn't fit well and with the hitch on me it didn't allow for adjustments. Be sure to check the width of your receiver and the space you have on your receiver where this mount will be installed. However the light is superb and very bright.

Very bright To fit a 2006 GMC Yukon, 3/8" of the aluminum top yoke had to be cut off to allow the top yoke to fit behind the bumper cover on top of the hitch to make room for the hitch. The second unit was installed on a 2004 GMC Envoy. Not used. Aluminum clip in general. Drilled 1/4'-20 holes (one for each headlight assembly) in the actual GM hitch. I ended up with a 1/4"20 -Used threaded tap and then installed curved headlight mounts on each side of the hitch. Supplied without cable…

The first thing that struck me is that the light sources are identical, which means the power cord emanates from the same side of the world, which might not matter to most people. But if there is symmetry in your life, it will bother you. The second thing that catches my eye is that the mount is well proportioned aluminum and has a thick coat of paint, all very nice touches. Moving on to the installation - I immediately ran into the problem of a nice heavy mount that wouldn't fit between my…