Swap in a clean, OEM-style look with Command Electronics led light trailer lights. Direct-replacement options are available; check the cutout and overall dimensions so the new light covers old holes and fits right. Seal the perimeter with silicone or a gasket to keep water out, and on aluminum use stainless or zinc-plated screws with heat-shrink butt connectors for a solid install.
Some driver-side versions include a license plate bracket, so confirm if you need that. If no bracket is required, the housings may interchange left to right. Check your original setup before ordering.
Match the overall size and oval shape to your original light. Measure length, height, and depth to confirm fit before drilling. If your exact number isn't visible, use the dimensions of your current light as the guide.
Use a quality silicone or non-sag sealant around the housing and inside/around the screw holes. Some failures came from seals giving out, so enhancing the seal helps minimize water intrusion. If a gasket isn't included, reuse a good one or replace it. Avoid over-tightening to prevent cracking.
Use stainless steel, aluminum, or zinc plated screws to reduce corrosion. Self-tapping screws work fine in aluminum. Protect wiring with heat shrink butt connectors to keep moisture out of the connections.
They can be a direct replacement if the size and layout match. Check the shape, lens color, and mounting hole pattern against your originals; some installs required flipping the light to align existing holes. Verify the functions you need (stop/turn/tail/backup or marker). Dry-fit before drilling to confirm coverage.
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