– Tailgate Light Bar, Pickup Truck Tail LED Brake Turn Signal Strip Light for Ford F150 Accessories with 3-Row 504 LEDs and 4-Way Flat Connector Wire, Waterproof (150cm)

Dangerous to as unshielded LED light cause accident as driver behind could not see properly, does not dim at night v daytime, not safe for public road use as with many other LED lights!

I bought this product based off of the great reviews and price, we were not disappointed! I definitely recommend this light strip; this was an excellent pick and filled the need. Not only is it discreet but highly visible and great quality. It does not fall off when applied and very bright. We will be buying from this seller again in the future as the price point is fair, shipping is quick, and the quality does not disappoint.

Tailgate LED strip bar got a spot on my tracks so people could see when I’m stopping it was very easy to install very bright I like that it’s water resistant so I don’t have to worry about it short and ouch this is a must have if you have a pick up truck because people can see when you’re stopping

updated, 3/29/2022: So I thought these were great, even reviewed them as such. I tested them. Brake light. Left turn. Right Turn. Reverse light. All working perfectly. I bought them in Nov 2021, and I first used them in late February, 2022. Then, I was testing them again a couple of days ago (kind of late now) and I noticed an issue. When I step on the brake, and hit the turn signal - fine, no issues. BUT, if you don't take your foot off the brake, and change your mind, and switch to the opposite side signal, the first choice signal you made, while the brake was (and is still applied) is firing off, then the opposite side signal, then back to the first signal side choice. This continues until you remove your foot off of the brake. In my opinion, this could cause confusion (and endanger you and vehicles behind you) to the drivers behind you, especially if you think the signal is working as intended and try to change lanes while signaling in the opposite direction. I purchased a new pair to check - same issue, so it's not just mind. I would now, NOT buy these again and I'm stuck with one of them (since I bought a while ago). [ORIGINAL REVIEW] I bought these for this rack: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001G4Z5J0/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o08_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1 TOTALLY OPTIONAL, but I wanted it for added safety even though, in the end, my cargo in this was not blocking the tail lights of my car in anyway. This unit has running lights, brake lights (RED), and turn signal (yellow), even a reverse light (white). This is a 4 pin wire harness, so the reverse light will need you to tap into your reverse wire (which I declined to do). It works without doing that as that piece is optional. The wires are fairly long, but in my case, not long enough - I had to wire them through the basket instead of the outskirts of it. That's okay, how could the light manufacturer know what I was going to use them for. Not their fault. I ran this through 350 miles, about 200 miles of snow, and ZERO issues, so definitely water proof/resistant. I would buy these lights again.

Seems like a good product so far. Time will tell as I have purchased LED strips before and they start to "decay" after about a year. I made a trailer hitch bumper out of this strip and I feel it gives the vehicle much more visibility from the rear.

Seems every time I lend my trailer to someone it always comes back with a broken light. Far as im concerned, my toys qnd tools are my friend's toys and tools. I mounted the light below the drop gate of my small landscape trailer using the factory wiring qnd it worked like a charm. The light is protected by the lower frame, super bright when in use and completely unnoticeable when parked. Unless it gets backed into something at a very specific height, I don't see how it can fail.