🚦 Nilight - TL-34 2PCS Steel Trailer Light Boxes Housing Kit with 6-Inch Oval Red LED Trailer Tail Lights, 2-Inch Round Red LED Side Marker Lights with Grommet Plugs, Wire Connectors, and 2-Year Warranty Review

Bought these to upgrade the headlights that came with my caravan trailer. They are very well made and designed for heavy loads. They look like they should have been on the trailer I originally bought. Easy installation with simple instructions. I highly recommend.

These lights are a great replacement for standard trailer lights. We always had a problem with broken headlights because they were visible in the trailer, after installation we didn't have any problems with broken headlights. Wiring and installation was very easy and it was easy to add a license plate light.

I bought a few Nilight products. Quality is good, no problems. These lamps make a very high-quality impression. However, one of the light hulls was bent. The box was undamaged, so packed. Candles are needed now, so there is no time to return for a replacement.

These have to be the best lamp housings I have ever used. Mine were painted right out of the box. Used on a boat trailer. Drilled mounting and drain holes. Painted where necessary. Where did you drill the holes. connect them. That's all. You can stand on these hulls without damaging them. I am manufacturer. Already 45 years old. I couldn't replicate them for the price. Highly recommended.

Great set! If you can weld, that's a big yes. If not, and you plan on screwing them on, i.e. click, then a big NO. They don't have an extra lip to avoid screwing or screwing wherever you want. I have a welding machine so it was good for us and they are well made. I gave it 3 stars in the waterproof category to emphasize that. Welded = waterproof. Bolted or bolted = not waterproof.

I kept breaking trailer headlights when loading cars with my tractor. So I got them and haven't had a single break yet. My wife even left in a Ford Escape and the front end broke while unloading and slipped off. it burned through one of the bad headlights and it didn't bend or anything. I don't know how I'm going to kill these lights yet, but when I do I will order another set.

Used these lights in my pontoon trailer assembly. I welded them onto a trailer. Don't forget to drill a hole in the frame before routing the wires. I also drilled some 1/4" holes in the bottom of the lights to drain the water when the boat is started. For the license plate bracket side I used two LED lights with license plate screws to illuminate the license plate. Drilled two 1/4" holes. Holes just above the bracket and routed the wires inside. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B077Z6WQ6Q/ref=p…

For 30 years I've had snowmobiles, jet skis and truck trailers with those hateful Wesbar style rectangular plastic lights that ALWAYS break. Step on them, they will break. Touch them with anything, they will break. In a few years of heat and cold, they deform and even break unaided. Never again! These Nilights are protected by a steel box. If you're good with tools and don't mind drilling a few holes, you can replace the old weak lanterns with modern oval sealed lanterns. Very well made, very…