Hey Richard. welcome back! The Go Power Pure Sine Wave Inverter Charger #GP75QR does not include the display. You will need the Go Power PowerTrak Screen #GP64XR to go with it. You will also need the #GP74XR, #GP84XR, and #GP24XR to make all of your…
Hey Craig, thanks for reaching out. Yes, they will! The TorkLift StableLoad Suspension Upgrade #TLA7200 will indeed work with the Timbren bump stops on your 2025 Chevy 3500HD. The StableLoads mount under the overload spring, while the bump stops…
Hey Michael, thanks for the information! To mount your PullRite 2700 Super Slider item #PUL93RR in your 2024 Chevy Silverado 2500, I recommend the B&W Custom Installation Kit w/ Base Rails item #BWRVK2505. The B&W item #BWRVK2505 is custom…
Hey Roy, that is quite the truck! Since it is a dump truck you will want the higher capacity from the Timbren Suspension Enhancement System #TFRSDE. This gives you up to 12,000 lbs of additional support to handle those heavy loads and reduce that…
Hey Nick, thanks for reaching out. Yes, the Replacement Fabric for etrailer Powered RV Awnings #e96QV will work with other brands of awning like Solera or Dometic which are what we commonly see on campers like your 2011 Forest River Cherokee 29U. The…
Hey Gary! The answer to your first question is both. I would use the higher rated Timbren SES #TFRSDE in the rear and then the SumoSprings #SSF-111-60 in the front. With all of the weight in your motorhome the Timbren will do a better job supporting…
Hey Chris, For your '25 Hyundai Santa Cruz you'll need the #ETBC7 for a 7-way thought it does not come with wire loom, if you want to loom the wires you'd need wire loom #TS69QR. There is not plug and play option available so you'll…
If the two 12-volt batteries are wired in series and therefore put out 24 volts then the part #34280231 is correct since this is for a 24 volt system. If instead they are wired in parallel and put out 12 volts you'd instead need the #34279999…
Hey Kevin, so the SumoSprings kit part #SS54VR has a 2,800 lb weight capacity but that does not mean that your truck's capacity becomes that. It is a little confusing in how it is worded but basically it gives the suspension an additional 2,800…
For your motorhome, the tire pressure should be whatever the manufacturer recommends which should be in the door panel sticker or your owner's manual. It doesn't surprise me that the sway is the biggest issue because that is a very common…
Hey Paul, The Torklift StableLoad can work with your current Timbren Severe kit, you will have no issue installing and both together work great. What the Torklifts are going to do is engage your overload springs sooner. It will help with sag but…
Hey Bob, congrats on a setting up a new camper! Out of all of those options you'll also need to consider daily driving comfort unless that camper is a permanent addition to your truck bed. Listed below are a brief breakdown of each and a…
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Optronics LED Off Road Lights for confident visibility
Ready to light up your rig after dark, these Optronics led light off road lights shine for backing up, loading, and work around trailers, UTVs, and trucks. Wire them to the reverse pin on a 7-way for backup use, and use a frame ground on steel trailers or a dedicated ground on aluminum for a solid connection.
Installation is generally straightforward and bright output makes them effective on trailers, UTVs, and golf carts. Some lights don't include a switch, so plan for one or tie into an existing circuit. Short pigtails may require adding wire—make weatherproof splices and ensure an accessible, solid ground.
They can in some setups. If you use a CB, power the lights and radio together during a test and listen for interference. If you notice noise, try relocating the ground, rerouting power and signal wires, or consider a different light to avoid CB interference.
Tie power into the reverse pin on your 7-way and ground correctly. Use the trailer's ground wire on aluminum frames. On steel frames you can ground to the frame or the ground wire. Verify your voltage matches the lights and that connections are weatherproof and secure.
14 AWG works for two lights over roughly 32 feet drawing 1.1 amps each. If you might add more lights, step up to 12 AWG. Install a 5A fuse near the power source, weatherproof the connections, and confirm solid grounds before final mounting.