Best 2017 Tiffin Allegro Motorhome Trailer Lights

These are an exact match. Even the serial numbers are the same!! Not bad for replacement parts on an eleven year old motorhome. Customer service couldn't be better!! Thanks again, Skip

Perfect replacement.

Parts are exact fit as I led parts

Exactly what I ordered and needed.

Replace the LED strip under my Awning on my Jayco trailer with these and used shrink tubes to make the connections water tight also . Work really great!!

Great service! My order was shipped the same day as my order. The lights are high quality for a good price. Will definitely be using etrailer for my rv needs.

Exactly what I ordered and in a reasonable time.

I'm not sure I saw it in the listing, but these are in fact Command brand lights - exactly what Jayco uses on their trailers. I replaced almost all of my lights this year during a water damage repair (might as well right?). These were super easy install and being the same brand, used the same holes to mount back up. I elected to use wire nuts with them as opposed to the clamp conectors Jayco uses from the factory. Wire nuts worked great for them.

Quite easy to install and fit my Coachman Freelander perfectly. The prior ones were not sealed, filled with water, and blew the fuse fuse. Beware of the cheaper version on Amazon as they have the same poor seal problem as the original lights which died after <5 years.

Command Triple LED Tail Light Review They work great once they are installed. I have 2002 Gulf Stream Ultra on a Ford E450 Frame. The problem is the actual installation. Command does not include install instructions. What may needed if converting from incandescent bulb to a LED system is a 12 Volt 50 Watt 6 Ohm resistor. Installing a resistor parallel between the Brake/signal and Common wire will be necessary to overcome the hyper-flasher bulb out detection system. This high power resistor needs to be mounted on a metal surface to help disapate the heat created. In my case, I mounted the resistor to 3/4 metal pipe banding. The resistor was suspended so that is would have great air flow. Furthermore, size of the light should be slightly larger than 14 w x 6 7/8 . In my case the tail light was not big enough to cover the old light screw holes. I made this work by centering the light and using lap sealant as a finishing water proof bead. After a long road trip and many signal turns and brake presses the tail lights do look and work great.

This part I received (#STL69RRXB 091523) turns out not to fit. Further, after taking off the existing part I find the part number is (#STL69RB 121821)

Although the screw holes were slightly shorter than the origional holes the lights worked just fine and apear brighter than the origionals.