KT 2 Red Oval Oblong 6" Surface Mount LED Brake Stop Turn Tail Light Trailer Truck RV Sealed

One complaint: I bought this specific set of lights because they were the only ones I could find of this style with the dimensions I needed, then it turns out the dimensions listed are wrong. they are the same sizes all the other ones that I was looking at that were too big: 7-1/2” long, 3-1/2” tall, 1” deep. I love the low profile mounting without having to cut an actual oval in the frame of the trailer, And allowed me to get rid of the big box lights sticking off the side that ultimately just get damaged hanging out as far ad the wheel wells on this tiny trailer. I just decided to run them and for a waterproof surface mount LED light they deliver I’m just a little disappointed that they don’t fit perfectly within the frame area I had to work with on my trailer. They are not robust trailer lights that will take any sort of physical abuse without cracking or breaking but I did not expect them to be for the price

These did well to replace my old incandescent camper tail lights. They look great and are reasonably bright. It did not come with wiring instructions, but the three wires are rather straightforward: White is ground, Green is daytime running lights, and Black is Signal/Brake light.The only two concerns I have regarding the product:One is that the daytime circuit overrides the blinkers/brakes. Therefore if your running lights are on no signal lights will be visible (I choose to not wire in the daytime running lights to overcome this issue).There are gaps on the mounting surface near the screw holes that could allow water into the camper if not sealed, another easy fix and a non-issue on utility trailers, but those using this for a camping trailer may want to plan a little extra silicone to keep things dry.Overall a great product for the price and I would recommend it to others.

Very bright. Worked well for my application. I purchased this  Goplus® 60" x 22" Aluminum RV 2" Hitch Mount Cargo Carrier Truck Luggage Basket 500LBS  for our Honda CRV to haul additional luggage. I had to modify it by extending it about 12" to make room for a dog ramp/step and so the back hatch would still open when the luggage rack was loaded. This pushed it way back and I was worried that people would not see it in the back of the car. So, I purchased these lights and put a standard trailer plug on it. Now there is no missing it. The running lights, brake lights and turn signals are very bright. I usually drive with my lights on, even during the day if I have this cargo carrier installed. The lights make it a lot easier to see. It took some extra effort but it was well worth it in my opinion for the peace of mind.

Second pair, on a second trailer. Both work, but the wires are reversed on the second pair. Only the white wire remained the ground. A battery charger works to test them before installing. That will save some headaches. Ditto on the "flush mount" issues - a hole is needed for the wire recess.'Roughly 3/4" x 1" (x 1/4" deep) allows some adjustment.'Interesting (?) that the "buy again" price went up immediately, both times. Paid $17, & now they are $20. Kinda like - "If you like them enough, are you willing to pay 17% more?" 'Seems to be a regular thing....

For the price, you can't go wrong. The LEDs are EXTRA bright, and much better than what I had previously. Turning signals and brake lights are perfectly visible from a distance even in broad daylight. There is no plug on the back, just three wires, so you will either need to wire it directly (which is very simple) or buy a plug if you want a quick disconnect. If you are considering mounting this flush, make sure you have an adequate opening behind it, because the wires protrude from a circular plastic bump in the center. Also, be careful that you don't over torque your screws when mounting it as the black plastic trim will crack a bit.

I bought these to replace the rear side markers on my RV that have seen better days (and didn't work). Of course, the model I need for direct replacement is nowhere to be found. These covered the existing holes (no bodywork, no repainting) and work great. Eventually I'll run a wire and hook up the blinker function. Search and read the Q&As for correct wiring connections: I've needed to make changes when replacing incandescent fixtures for LED fixtures. I'll be getting the amber ones from this vendor when I get that far down my project list.

Installed these flush mount on the back center of my flatbed trailer. Had to drill a hole behind them to allow for the wire to pass through the tail end of the trailer. Not a huge deal, but I figured a flush mount light that you have to drill a wire hole for is 4 stars not 5. Otherwise they work great, appear to be completely sealed and water proof.

They seem plenty bright and look good. They are larger than I expected so check your dimensions. The ones I got have a stub coming out of the back where the wires exit that required I drill a pretty good sized hole so that the light would sit flush. I've seen some now that don't have this protrusion and would only require a small hole for the wires to go through.

Would have liked too see two as shown in the photos and title but