Best 2018 Coachmen Freelander Motorhome Trailer Lights

These tail lights look great and the wiring is labeled which is nice. If only the RV manufacturer had labeling half as good.

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.

Bought these LED Stop/Tail lights for my new dump trailer. The factory stop/tails are mounted very low, and any car directly behind me blocks my lights from the 2nd or 3rd car behind me. So I mounted these new ones up as high as I could to let people know I am stopping or turning. I also mounted a side marker light so I could see where the trailer was while backing up at night. The factory marker lights are so low I can’t see them in my mirrors because they are blocked by the step on the drivers side and the spare tire on the passenger side. I am a retired 18 wheeler driver of 47 years.

I am in the process of renovating a 1966 Airstream. I wanted to upgrade the tail lights and the clearance lights. I found etrailer.com on a web search. I ordered the round 4" LED, rubber 4" grommet, and Oval LED clearance light. The round stop with grommet adapeted perfectly into the lens on the Airstream. I will feel so much safer now with the added visability. The lights are stellar.

It was an exact replacement and workded fine.

Great replacement light

My two year old yacht club trailer side marker lights had a mind of their own and would inadvertently decide to energize or not. The bulbs could not be replaced as these were a one piece unit.I ordered two LED marker lights from etrailer and after replacing the incandescent fixtures I haven't had an issue. I predict my rear lights being next.

This is a nice quality light and the LED aspect of it is sweet. I am holding back a star because the black wire that powers the light is ridiculously short. If you are running the light out on a fender, you have to split your wire harness and send the brown wire to it. If the manufacturer had spent another one tenth of a cent and made the black wire longer, it would have been better. Also, the back of the light, the grooves for the wire are a bit shallow. Difficult to get the light to sit properly. Once it's up and running it's quite sharp.

Before installing these marker lights on my boat trailer, I touched the power wire and ground wire to the terminals on my truck battery. This light is at least 2X brighter and more vivid than the older LED lights that I am replacing. The older lights had a very suspect push on connector that would rattle off from road vibration. These Optronics have a sealed, through the back, power and ground wire. Far better!

To bad they don’t come with a gasket to make them more waterproof and fit better on rough surfaces. Service and communication were great and recommend Etrailer to anyone.

Replaced all the clearance/marker lights on my 2007 RV. Nice upgrade to the LED and very easy installation.

I bought this to replace a broken original marker light on our 1995 motorhome. Pros - LED, sleeker look than original, easy to wire if you are familiar with wiring lights for vehicles/trailers, priced better than incandescent. Cons - The screw holes are closer together than my original fixture but I drilled a new pilot hole for the second screw and it was fine, the light sticks out further than the original, and I don’t like squatting or kneeling in order to fix things, anymore (but that’s just a reflection on me and not the light).

We bought these running lights to replace nonworking lights on our Keystone Cougar 5th wheel. They were a perfect fit.

Hooked it up to a 12V battery before installing and the light did not work. Circuit board showed voltage but no light.