TMH 6" Oval White LED Trailer Tail Light Surface Mount 10 LED Waterproof Reverse Back Up Trailer Lights for Truck RV Bus Lorry Low-High Brightness 12V DC, 2PCS

Work great look nice and bright perfect to use for break lights on and aftermarket setup

Great replacement tail light for a Maverick horse trailer. I didn't use the screws that came with it. Old set was riveted in place so I had to drill out the old ones but once I got that done it was smooth install. They work Great and are bright, very happy with the quality.

I installed a pair of these onto the bottom of my Alu-Cab Gen 3 tent to light up my tailgate area a bit. Tapping into the power supply built into my tent, and using an inline latching LED pushbutton switch, I have tailgate area bed lighting ready to go when I camp at the push of an easy-to-find LED lit button. They aren't as bright as I was expecting, but they are still very effective for my application and perfect for cooking dinner at night or tying up catfishing rigs. Installation was easy. 3 drilled holes (2 small ones for the mounting screws and one larger hole to pass the wiring through your mounting surface). I made a handmade cardboard template out of a cereal box to easily mark my drill holes, marked them with a pencil, and drilled my holes and installed then wired them up. Just a positive/negative to wire up, and these have super low amp draw. I know they're meant for trailer or camper reverse lights, and that's fine, but I wouldn't rely on them for lighting anything up more than 5-6 feet away. Reverse lights - yes. Flood lights - not really unless you're close. See my install and usage pics.

I use one on my little electric minibike. It's sized nicely. It seems to be bright enough. It looks great! It was easy to install. The quality is good. The price was reasonable, and it's worth what I paid for it.

These are some good led lights and the price is great. I bought these for my trailer after I busted one of my first sets of these.

I got these to attach to the bike rack on the back of the car because the bikes almost completely obliterate the tail lights. Printed a mount, wired them up and they work great. They're bright, no delay and seem of good quality.

I'm a bit of a nut about adding lights to my rigs. Part in hopes that it helps increase my visibility, but also in part because I love how they look. So far, I'm impressed by the quality of the material used to make this product. All the lights work, the cover is definitely waterproof, and the wires seem durable. There are just a few things this product needs to be great, and it's just not there yet: 1) The wires coming from the back should be soldered inside the case and run through a central point to minimize the hole needed to run the wires through. As it stands, there's about a 1/2" of space between the first and last wire, so you'll need to cut/drill a slot to run the wires through if you want a truly flush mount. This could be reduced to a single ~1/4" - 1/8" hole for the wires. 2) The lights simply aren't bright enough. Even on an overcast day you can't see the lights from 5' away, steady or flashing. They look pretty good at night, but as a DRL they fail entirely. 3) Very minor thing, but the screws that coming with these really should be black, or at least come with some kind of cover so they don't stick out as much as they do. They're easy enough to paint myself, but it seems like an oversight on a product already needing some modification.

These lights worked out perfectly for what I wanted to achieve with my utility trailer. I wanted flush mount LED lights with clear lenses and these were perfect. They were easy to install and I’m saying this as a rookie. I’ve never installed or wired lights on anything before. I simply got some advice from some friends that did know what they were doing and incorporated some YouTube videos into the mix and viola! Just in case some are still confused regarding the wiring, here’s the breakdown: Black = Ground White = Brake/Signal (BRIGHT) Red = Parking Light (DIM) It’s only been a couple of days since I installed them, so I can’t speak for the longevity of these lights yet. It did rain twice and so far so good. If any of that changes, I will update this review. The lights are very bright. As you can see by the attached picture, I installed 8 of these lights on the rear of my trailer. At night, they’re almost blinding if your directly behind my trailer. As it stands now, I highly recommend these lights.

These lights work well put them on my tractor for signal light and park light awesome brightness

product ok

Muy bien

Brillantes, faciles à installer.

These are a nice set of trailer lights. They are fragile because that thin plastic mounting flange. Good low profile bolt-on trailer lights.