Tinpec ProCar Trailer Bullseye Clearance Review

The back of the light is flush so when the wire is screwed onto a flat surface it keeps the light off the surface of the trailer. I haven't had time to install it in months so didn't see fit to send it back. But it's really crappy design. Some things are better bought at the hardware store.

Very bright. The holes matched the holes in my old Winnebago perfectly and easily replaced the 38 year old taillights that broke down. Gone are the days of climbing stairs and turning on the light until it worked every time I wanted to go somewhere. Yes, when installing on an RV you will need to caulk or silicone seal the edges as they will allow water to seep into your bus. but that's common sense.

Haven't been able to install them on my motorhome yet, but I've tested the red and amber lights on the stand and they look great. They are brighter than regular bulbs and I think the LEDs are more visible to the turn signals because they flash faster. The screw holes are in the same locations as regular Bargman position lights, so replacing existing lights should be easy. The price on these was great too, and MUCH cheaper than the Bargman LED conversion kits (although they are quicker and…

For mounting on a 24ft trailer. Decent lights for the money. They would be ideal if the white aperture ring was about 1/8 inch lower to allow the wires to be placed behind the light. I made a foam pad to mitigate this but for the price the lights are bright and cheap enough to replace. It was necessary. I haven't had them in a long time to check for water ingress issues. I bought more lightbulbs than I need so I can replace them later. As others have pointed out, they fit the standard 4"…

I would say I am pleased with my purchase and will likely be ordering more. While they're actually pretty damn bright, there are two things I felt appropriate to point out. 1st is the main part of the lantern after removing the colored lens (you have to do this to screw it onto the mounting surface), this part or the white plastic was on the cheap side so when you screw the lantern on just tighten the screw tight. as I'm sure they will snap when tightened. Second, since the lens is detachable…

I ordered them for my old camper to replace the previous headlights which were flooded with water and stopped reflecting light and no longer glowing. I bought these because they have more bulbs than any other I could find and at around $1.75 each they were the best value too. Before my dad installed them, he temporarily attached them to his car battery so I could see how they would look when lit up. They were incredibly bright. I have no doubt people can see the camper on the road. They're a…