Swap in OEM-style lighting with Command Electronics trailer lights built for surface mount installs. Options include marker, tail, backup, and license plate lighting so you can match factory looks and functions. Some replacements are direct-fit, while certain installs may need sealant, a flipped orientation, or aluminum-friendly screws and heat-shrink connectors.
Yes, there are options with a license plate bracket for the driver's side, and similar lights without a bracket that can be used on either side. Match the functions you need—stop, turn, tail, or backup—and verify all functions after installation. If adding a bracket isn't desired, choose the version without it for a clean fit.
Use a quality silicone or caulk around the screw holes and the light's perimeter to enhance the seal. If a gasket isn't included, reuse the old one if it's good or add sealant. Inspect for signs of past water leak damage and address any gaps before tightening down the light.
Use stainless steel, aluminum, or zinc plated screws to minimize corrosion on aluminum. Self-tapping screws work well in softer aluminum. Seal your wiring with heat shrink butt connectors to keep the connections shielded from the elements.
Yes, Command Electronics surface-mount lights are often a direct replacement for factory lights. Confirm your mounting hole spacing; some installs required flipping the light upside down to match existing holes. Check the wire exit location since some were off center and needed a small hole adjustment. Verify functions after wiring to ensure stop, turn, tail, or backup work as needed.
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