Step up rear visibility with red trailer lights from Custer. Choose from stop/turn/tail lamps and slim conspicuity reflectors to refresh faded lights, add markers to mud flaps, or outfit cargo carriers. On curved or rough mounting spots, plan to use screws or rivets to secure adhesive-backed reflectors.
Yes, Custer red conspicuity reflectors are DOT and NHTSA compliant. Verify you're selecting a conspicuity reflector, not just a decorative marker. If you need a specific length, confirm the reflector's size meets your layout before mounting.
They can work, but check for a submersible, well-sealed design. A light filling with water in less than 6 months was noted, so inspect gaskets and sealing and test for leaks before launch. After installs, recheck lenses for moisture and address any seepage to help prevent failures.
Match the light's plug to your existing connector before installing. Some lights did not come with a plug, so be ready to reuse your current one or source the correct plug. Check your mounting points and do a quick function test for stop, turn, and tail before finalizing.
They can, but plan on mechanical fasteners if the surface is slightly curved or rough. The adhesive sticks fairly well, yet adding small screws or rivets helps hold them in place. On mud flaps or checker plate that flex, use the adhesive to position and then secure with fasteners.