Amber LED Teardrop Cab Marker Lights Kit [Chrome Base] [DOT FMVSS 108] [SAE P2PC] [Universal Fit] Teardrop Cab Lights for Truck RV Van Ford F250 F350 Dodge Chevrolet Silverado Ram

These have been installed for coming up on 5 years and are still looking great.

Perfect look for your van, truck, cab over. I have installed on G20 Chevy vans and Old Ford trucks. Flat bottom no curve. They are easy to install and are very bright LED. The Chrome is good, no pealing. I would buy these for all my projects whenever I need them

They just got delivered, so I wanted to make sure all 5 lights worked. So i got one of my 20volt batteries to test them. At first they didn’t, because there are no labels on the wires and I didn’t think the White wire , with an obvious terminal already installed could be the ground. Well, white is definitely ground and black is the hot or Positive side. After figuring that out, man did they work. I know i put 20volts to them, but dang. Even in a lit up room they were so bright! 😂 I will post another review after i get them installed and wired to 12 volts. So far, they seem really good and well made. They don’t feel cheap or flimsy. They also came with Bolts and nuts w/washers. Its one of the main reasons i chose these over other brands. I don’t want self tappers on the roof of my truck. I will also add locktite on the threads and use silicone around all the holes. 4 Stars because i haven’t installed them yet, but its looking good for 5 stars **** - UPDATE -**** !!!!! so, i learned a few things. 1- you can only use the supplied nuts and bolts, depending on what the sheetmetal looks like behind your Headliner. even though my truck is a 2500HD with the towing package, it was not built to have factory installed clearance lights. i know this now for two reasons, the inside sheetmetal didn't have factory holes or mounting places for lights, and there was not a factory installed wiring harness above the headliner. 2- drilling 15 holes in a perfectly good roof of a $30K vehicle is a bit nerve racking! Getting the lights installed took me about 4 hours, taking time to measure everything a few times on the painters tape first. since i wasn't able to use the supplied nuts and bolts, i used a 1/8' drill bit for the mounting holes, and i used my own # 10 x3/4" sheetmetal screws plus I siliconed around every hole (15) . I used male and female wire connectors, and some 14 ga cable to make a sort of wiring harness, just incase i ever need to replace a light, i can just unplug it easily. i did also use a step bit to make the wire hole big enough to get the connectors through, again, just in case i need to replace a light in the future. Final Thoughts - These lights are Great! not cheap, well built and seem very durable. I love the new look of my truck!

Look good so far haven’t installed them yet but are durable and seem like they will be easy to assemble. Bought them for my first gen so will see. Will update when I install them

Installed but must draw a lot of amps burned my light switch bought new switch installed original lights no more problems I also put ln led flasher