Availability of LED Version of Square Trailer Taillight # ST3RB

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What is the LED equivalent to ST3rb? I have this one now, I will also need the one for the other side

asked by: Mike

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Hey Mike, we have an LED version of the part # ST3RB with the part # STL3RB for the driver side and then the part # STL2RB for the passenger side. Switching to LED for better reliability?

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Mike

7/10/2025

Yes, I’m having issues with the 1157 bulbs not making good connection

Jameson C.

7/14/2025

@Mike thats a smart call then.

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Answer 2

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Answer 10

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