Best Waterproof Tail Light Assemblies Under 5000: Which Pair Seals Out Water?

Water inside a tail light is a slow failure: first a fogged lens, then a dim section, then a corroded board that takes out the whole brake light on one side. A genuinely waterproof assembly is sealed at the lens, the gasket and the wiring entry, not just described as weather-resistant, and the difference shows up after the first winter of road salt, the first boat launch, or the first year on a trailer that lives outside.

The trap with waterproof claims is that the word is used loosely. A maker rating such as IP67 or IP68 is a testable claim about dust and immersion, while a bare waterproof label without a rating is a promise without a test. The second trap is the same as every assembly guide: fitment. A sealed pair for the wrong truck seals nothing, because it never mounts correctly in the first place.

Below are five waterproof tail light assemblies that clear the bar inside this tier, each one carrying a maker waterproof claim with the rating or feature stated exactly as documented, with the fitment and sealing limits of each one stated plainly, and a tap-through finder that matches your truck or trailer to the right pair before you order. This guide is distinct from the LED tail light guide: its slate was verified independently for waterproofing and shares no pick with that guide.

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Budget tiers in this guide

Inside this tier, the slate splits by vehicle type rather than by figure, because every waterproof assembly in this guide sits far below the ceiling and the real decision is sealing rating versus fitment. The value end is the Nilight oval pair, where the figure buys a standard trailer swap. The middle is the AKKON truck pairs, where the figure buys a maker waterproof feature for a specific truck. The top of the tier is the LINKITOM submersible kit, where the figure buys a tested IP68 rating and seven functions for a trailer that goes under water. Nothing in this guide needs a figure anywhere near the ceiling at any tracked figure.

How to choose in this tier

Read the rating, not just the word waterproof

IP68 means tested immersion, IP67 means tested immersion at a shallower depth and shorter time, IP65 means water jets but not immersion, and a bare waterproof feature without a rating is a maker promise without a test. Match the rating to the job: IP68 for boat trailers, IP67 or a maker feature for trucks and RVs, and never assume a bare claim means submersion-proof.

Fitment still decides everything

A sealed pair for the wrong truck seals nothing, because it never mounts correctly. Check year, model, bed style, dually status and trailer width against the maker listing before ordering, in the same way as the LED guide, and treat a waterproof claim as a second check, not a substitute for the first.

Gasket seating is part of the seal

Even a well-rated housing leaks if the gasket is pinched, missing or seated unevenly, and a leak fogs the lens and corrodes the board over time. Check the gasket all round on install, keep the old gasket until the new one is proven, and never seal over a bad gasket with silicone, which traps moisture and makes the next swap harder.

Trailer wiring needs a function test, not a glance

A trailer kit that looks wired can still have brake and running functions crossed, which reads as a dim brake light or a bright tail light to the driver behind. Test stop, turn, tail, marker and license functions one by one with a helper before the first tow, because a wiring error found in the driveway costs minutes and the same error found on the road costs far more.

Types in this guide

Every pick in this guide carries a maker waterproof claim, but the picks split by rating type and by vehicle, and that split is what the finder uses. Truck pairs carry a maker waterproof feature, the trailer kit carries a tested IP68 rating, and the oval pair carries a rating that the maker states two ways, which this guide reports honestly.

Detailed reviews: every pick, on maker evidence

Best Overall: AKKON Suburban Tahoe Yukon LED C-Tube Tail Lights Pair 2000 to 2006

Best Overall

Why the AKKON Suburban Tahoe Yukon LED C-Tube Tail Lights Pair 2000 to 2006 is our pick

The AKKON Suburban pair is the best all-round waterproof truck pair because it combines a C-tube LED running and reverse design with a black smoked housing and a waterproof feature in the maker data, for the large GM SUVs that spend their lives in rain, snow and wash bays.

AKKON Suburban Tahoe Yukon LED C-Tube Tail Lights Pair 2000 to 2006 key specs

• LED running and reverse C-tube design, black smoked housing
• Waterproof feature noted in maker data, polycarbonate smoke lens
• Fits 2000 to 2006 Suburban 1500, Tahoe and GMC Yukon XL 2500
• Left and right pair, assembly required, vehicle-specific fit

AKKON Suburban Tahoe Yukon LED C-Tube Tail Lights Pair 2000 to 2006: fits and best for

This pair fits 2000 to 2006 Chevrolet Suburban 1500, Tahoe and GMC Yukon XL 2500 models as a direct replacement pair, and it suits owners in wet climates, owners who tow boats, and owners replacing fogged or cracked stock housings on trucks that see rain and wash water weekly. The large SUV body means a long rear overhang that catches spray, which is exactly where a sealed housing earns its keep.

AKKON Suburban Tahoe Yukon LED C-Tube Tail Lights Pair 2000 to 2006 pros and watch-outs

The strengths are the C-tube design and the sealing claim together: the tube gives a modern continuous light signature, and the waterproof feature addresses the exact failure, fogging and corrosion, that kills older housings on these trucks. The pair format keeps both sides matched in lens clarity and LED colour, which matters on a large vehicle where one dim side is visible from a long way back.

The watch-out is the smoked lens, stated plainly as in the LED guide: a smoke lens is dimmer than a clear lens, so a buyer who wants maximum brake visibility should weigh that trade before ordering. The other watch-out is that the maker data notes a waterproof feature without publishing an IP rating for this pair, so the claim is a maker feature, not a tested immersion rating, and buyers should still check gasket seating on install.

AKKON Suburban Tahoe Yukon LED C-Tube Tail Lights Pair 2000 to 2006: what owners report

Owner reports for AKKON SUV assemblies focus on the modern look and the direct fit, with buyers noting the rear of an older SUV looks a generation newer. The most common complaint pattern is fitment confusion across the 2000 to 2006 year range and trim levels, which matches the maker fitment notes rather than contradicting them.

AKKON Suburban Tahoe Yukon LED C-Tube Tail Lights Pair 2000 to 2006: who should not buy

Do not buy this pair for any GM SUV outside 2000 to 2006, for a pickup, or if you want a tested IP immersion rating rather than a maker waterproof feature. Buy it when a large GM SUV in a wet climate is the vehicle.

What to verify before ordering the AKKON Suburban Tahoe Yukon LED C-Tube Tail Lights Pair 2000 to 2006

Before ordering, verify three things for your vehicle. First, confirm the headline specification: LED running and reverse C-tube design, black smoked housing, and Waterproof feature noted in maker data, polycarbonate smoke lens. Second, confirm the fit: This pair fits 2000 to 2006 Chevrolet Suburban 1500, Tahoe and GMC Yukon XL 2500 models as a direct replacement pair, and it suits owners in wet climates, owners who tow boats, and owners replacing fogged or cracked stock housings on trucks that see rain and wash water weekly. Third, confirm the limit: Smoked lens is dimmer than a clear lens. If any of those three does not match, choose a different pick from this guide rather than ordering and hoping. A verified listing makes ordering easy, but it does not make a mismatched product fit.

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Best Midsize: AKKON Colorado Canyon Full LED Tube Tail Lights Pair 2004 to 2012

Best Midsize

Why the AKKON Colorado Canyon Full LED Tube Tail Lights Pair 2004 to 2012 is our pick

The AKKON Colorado pair is the midsize pick because it brings a full LED tube design in a red housing with a waterproof feature to 2004 to 2012 Colorado, Canyon and Isuzu trucks, a segment where waterproof aftermarket housings are harder to find than for full-size trucks.

AKKON Colorado Canyon Full LED Tube Tail Lights Pair 2004 to 2012 key specs

• Full LED tube design, red housing, red lens, polycarbonate material
• Waterproof feature noted in maker data
• Fits 2004 to 2012 Colorado and Canyon, 2006 Isuzu i-280 and i-350
• Fits 2007 to 2008 Isuzu i-290 and i-370; left and right pair

AKKON Colorado Canyon Full LED Tube Tail Lights Pair 2004 to 2012: fits and best for

This pair fits midsize trucks that full-size guides ignore: Colorado and Canyon models from 2004 to 2012 and the Isuzu i-series pickups that share the platform. It suits owners of those trucks replacing hazy housings, owners who tow small boats or utility trailers, and owners in wet climates who want a sealed housing rather than another stock-style pair that fogs in a year.

AKKON Colorado Canyon Full LED Tube Tail Lights Pair 2004 to 2012 pros and watch-outs

The strengths are segment coverage and the red lens: midsize owners have fewer aftermarket choices, and a full LED tube pair in a red housing gives both the modern look and the high brake visibility that a smoked lens would trade away. The waterproof feature addresses the same fogging failure that kills stock housings on trucks that live outside.

The watch-out is platform discipline: this pair fits the Colorado, Canyon and Isuzu i-series platform only, and no full-size truck, so a Silverado or Sierra owner needs a different pair entirely. The other watch-out is the same rating note as the Suburban pair: the maker data notes a waterproof feature without publishing an IP rating for this pair, so gasket seating on install still matters.

AKKON Colorado Canyon Full LED Tube Tail Lights Pair 2004 to 2012: what owners report

Owner reports for AKKON Colorado assemblies focus on finally having a modern option for a midsize truck, with buyers noting the direct fit and the red lens brightness. The most common complaint pattern is year-boundary confusion at the ends of the 2004 to 2012 range, which matches the maker fitment notes rather than contradicting them.

AKKON Colorado Canyon Full LED Tube Tail Lights Pair 2004 to 2012: who should not buy

Do not buy this pair for a full-size truck, for any truck outside the stated years and platform, or if you want a smoked look, where a different pair is the honest choice. Buy it when a midsize Colorado-platform truck is the vehicle.

What to verify before ordering the AKKON Colorado Canyon Full LED Tube Tail Lights Pair 2004 to 2012

Before ordering, verify three things for your vehicle. First, confirm the headline specification: Full LED tube design, red housing, red lens, polycarbonate material, and Waterproof feature noted in maker data. Second, confirm the fit: This pair fits midsize trucks that full-size guides ignore: Colorado and Canyon models from 2004 to 2012 and the Isuzu i-series pickups that share the platform. Third, confirm the limit: Midsize fitment only; no full-size fit. If any of those three does not match, choose a different pick from this guide rather than ordering and hoping. A verified listing makes ordering easy, but it does not make a mismatched product fit.

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Best Silverado: AKKON Silverado LED Tail Lights Red Smoked Pair 2014 to 2018

Best Silverado

Why the AKKON Silverado LED Tail Lights Red Smoked Pair 2014 to 2018 is our pick

The AKKON Silverado red smoked pair is the Silverado waterproof pick because it pairs a red smoked lens with a waterproof feature for 2014 to 2018 Silverado 1500, 2500HD and Sierra 3500HD dually trucks, giving a styled rear that still reads red at night rather than blacked out entirely.

AKKON Silverado LED Tail Lights Red Smoked Pair 2014 to 2018 key specs

• LED tail and brake lights, red smoked lens, polycarbonate material
• Waterproof feature noted in maker data
• Fits 2014 to 2018 Silverado 1500 and 2500HD, GMC Sierra 3500HD dually
• Left and right pair, truck-specific fit, assembly required

AKKON Silverado LED Tail Lights Red Smoked Pair 2014 to 2018: fits and best for

This pair fits 2014 to 2018 Silverado 1500 and 2500HD trucks and GMC Sierra 3500HD dually models, and it suits owners of that generation who want a styled rear without going fully black: the red smoked lens keeps the brake light reading red, which preserves more night visibility than a gunmetal smoke lens while still darkening the housing. It suits daily drivers and work trucks in wet climates alike.

AKKON Silverado LED Tail Lights Red Smoked Pair 2014 to 2018 pros and watch-outs

The strengths are the lens compromise and the sealing claim: red smoked is the middle path between a clear lens and a black smoke lens, giving style with less brightness loss, and the waterproof feature addresses fogging on trucks that tow, launch boats or sit outside. The dually fitment matters, because dually rear housings are often excluded from mainstream pairs.

The watch-out is still brightness: a red smoked lens is dimmer than a clear lens, even though it reads better than a black smoke lens, so a buyer who wants maximum visibility should choose clear instead. The other watch-out is the same rating note: the maker data notes a waterproof feature without publishing an IP rating for this pair, so install care with gaskets still decides real-world sealing.

AKKON Silverado LED Tail Lights Red Smoked Pair 2014 to 2018: what owners report

Owner reports for AKKON Silverado red smoked assemblies focus on the lens compromise, with buyers noting the rear looks styled without going dark. The most common complaint pattern is dually versus non-dually confusion, which matches the maker fitment notes rather than contradicting them.

AKKON Silverado LED Tail Lights Red Smoked Pair 2014 to 2018: who should not buy

Do not buy this pair for a Silverado outside 2014 to 2018, for a non-dually Sierra 3500HD outside the stated fitment, or if you want maximum brightness, where a clear pair wins. Buy it when a 2014 to 2018 Silverado with a styled red lens is the job.

What to verify before ordering the AKKON Silverado LED Tail Lights Red Smoked Pair 2014 to 2018

Before ordering, verify three things for your vehicle. First, confirm the headline specification: LED tail and brake lights, red smoked lens, polycarbonate material, and Waterproof feature noted in maker data. Second, confirm the fit: This pair fits 2014 to 2018 Silverado 1500 and 2500HD trucks and GMC Sierra 3500HD dually models, and it suits owners of that generation who want a styled rear without going fully black: the red smoked lens keeps the brake light reading red, which preserves more night visibility than a gunmetal smoke lens while still darkening the housing. Third, confirm the limit: Red smoked lens is dimmer than a clear lens. If any of those three does not match, choose a different pick from this guide rather than ordering and hoping. A verified listing makes ordering easy, but it does not make a mismatched product fit.

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Best Trailer: LINKITOM Submersible LED Trailer Tail Light Kit IP68

Best Trailer

Why the LINKITOM Submersible LED Trailer Tail Light Kit IP68 is our pick

The LINKITOM kit is the trailer pick because it is the only pick in this guide with a tested IP68 submersible rating, a sealed circuit board and seven functions including stop, turn, tail, clearance, reflex, marker and license illumination, for boat and utility trailers that go under water at the launch ramp.

LINKITOM Submersible LED Trailer Tail Light Kit IP68 key specs

• Sealed circuit board, IP68 waterproof rating per maker
• Seven functions: stop, turn, tail, rear clearance, rear reflex, side marker, side reflex
• 12V DC, red, white and amber light colours across the kit
• Fits trailers under 80 inches wide: truck, tractor, semi-trailer, horse, travel and dump trailers

LINKITOM Submersible LED Trailer Tail Light Kit IP68: fits and best for

This kit fits boat trailers, utility trailers, horse trailers, travel trailers and dump trailers under 80 inches wide, where the lights go under water at launch ramps and sit outside in all weather between trips. It suits boat owners first, because submersion is the exact failure that kills ordinary trailer lights, and it fits any trailer whose wiring already provides stop, turn, tail and marker circuits.

LINKITOM Submersible LED Trailer Tail Light Kit IP68 pros and watch-outs

The strengths are the IP68 rating and the sealed board together: this is a tested immersion claim, not a bare waterproof label, and the seven functions cover every rear trailer job in one kit, including the tailgate identification bar and license illumination. The square lights and the brake bar together give a complete rear end rather than a pair of lights that leave clearance and marker jobs uncovered.

The watch-out is width: the kit is built for trailers under 80 inches wide, so a wider trailer needs a different kit with wider spacing and additional clearance lights. The other watch-out is wiring: a trailer kit needs correct left and right wiring by colour, with white as ground, and a crossed wire gives a brake light that behaves as a running light, so test every function before the first tow.

LINKITOM Submersible LED Trailer Tail Light Kit IP68: what owners report

Owner reports for submersible trailer kits focus on launch-ramp survival, with buyers noting the lights keep working after submersion where ordinary kits failed. The most common complaint pattern is wiring confusion on first install, which matches the maker wiring notes rather than contradicting them, and buyers who test function by function report the best experience.

LINKITOM Submersible LED Trailer Tail Light Kit IP68: who should not buy

Do not buy this kit for a vehicle, for a trailer over 80 inches wide, or if you want a bolt-in vehicle assembly rather than a wired trailer kit. Buy it when a submersible trailer kit is the job.

What to verify before ordering the LINKITOM Submersible LED Trailer Tail Light Kit IP68

Before ordering, verify three things for your vehicle. First, confirm the headline specification: Sealed circuit board, IP68 waterproof rating per maker, and Seven functions: stop, turn, tail, rear clearance, rear reflex, side marker, side reflex. Second, confirm the fit: This kit fits boat trailers, utility trailers, horse trailers, travel trailers and dump trailers under 80 inches wide, where the lights go under water at launch ramps and sit outside in all weather between trips. Third, confirm the limit: For trailers under 80 inches wide; not a vehicle assembly. If any of those three does not match, choose a different pick from this guide rather than ordering and hoping. A verified listing makes ordering easy, but it does not make a mismatched product fit.

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Best Universal Trailer: Nilight 6-Inch Oval Red LED Trailer Tail Lights Pair IP65

Best Universal Trailer

Why the Nilight 6-Inch Oval Red LED Trailer Tail Lights Pair IP65 is our pick

The Nilight oval pair is the universal trailer pick because it is a simple grommet-mount LED pair with ten LEDs per light, a three-pin connector and a maker waterproof rating, for RVs, trucks, Jeeps and trailers that need a standard oval tail light without a full kit install.

Nilight 6-Inch Oval Red LED Trailer Tail Lights Pair IP65 key specs

• Two 6-inch oval red LED lights with rubber grommets and plugs
• Ten high-quality SMD LEDs per light, high and low brightness modes
• Works as turn, brake and tail light, 12V, three-pin connector
• Light size with grommet about 7.5 by 3.3 by 1.75 inches per maker data

Nilight 6-Inch Oval Red LED Trailer Tail Lights Pair IP65: fits and best for

This pair fits RVs, trucks, Jeeps, trailers and campers that use the standard 6-inch oval tail light cutout, which is one of the most common trailer light formats in use. It suits owners replacing a dead oval pair on a utility trailer, an RV or a work truck, and it fits as a spare pair kept in a trailer toolbox, because the grommet mount and three-pin connector make a roadside swap fast.

Nilight 6-Inch Oval Red LED Trailer Tail Lights Pair IP65 pros and watch-outs

The strengths are standardisation and simplicity: the 6-inch oval format is stocked everywhere, the grommet mount seals the cutout edge, and the three-pin connector makes wiring a matter of matching three wires rather than decoding a kit. The high and low brightness modes give proper tail versus brake distinction, which is the safety function that matters most on a trailer at night.

The watch-out is a rating discrepancy: the maker title rates this pair IP65, while the maker specification text rates it IP67, and this guide reports both, with IP65 as the governing safe rating. Treat IP65, the lower rating, as the safe assumption, and mount the pair where it is not constantly immersed regardless of which rating applies.

Nilight 6-Inch Oval Red LED Trailer Tail Lights Pair IP65: what owners report

Owner reports for Nilight oval trailer lights focus on the easy swap and the bright output, with buyers noting the grommet mount seals well and the lights survive rain and washing. The most common complaint pattern is connector mismatch on older trailers with different plugs, which a three-pin adapter solves.

Nilight 6-Inch Oval Red LED Trailer Tail Lights Pair IP65: who should not buy

Do not buy this pair for a vehicle assembly job, for constant-immersion boat trailer use where an IP68 kit is the honest choice, or if your trailer does not use the 6-inch oval cutout. Buy it when a standard oval trailer pair is the job.

What to verify before ordering the Nilight 6-Inch Oval Red LED Trailer Tail Lights Pair IP65

Before ordering, verify three things for your vehicle. First, confirm the headline specification: Two 6-inch oval red LED lights with rubber grommets and plugs, and Ten high-quality SMD LEDs per light, high and low brightness modes. Second, confirm the fit: This pair fits RVs, trucks, Jeeps, trailers and campers that use the standard 6-inch oval tail light cutout, which is one of the most common trailer light formats in use. Third, confirm the limit: Maker title and specification text give different waterproof ratings. If any of those three does not match, choose a different pick from this guide rather than ordering and hoping. A verified listing makes ordering easy, but it does not make a mismatched product fit.

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Spec comparison

Installation and ownership basics

Installing a waterproof assembly is the same job as a standard assembly with one extra discipline: the seal. Work with the vehicle or trailer off and the mounting area clean and dry, because grit under a gasket becomes a leak path. Keep every gasket, stud and nut from the old housing until the new one is proven, seat the new gasket evenly all round, and test tail, brake, turn and reverse or marker functions on both sides before refitting trim. For trailer kits, match wires by function and colour, ground to clean bare metal, and test every function with a helper before towing, since a crossed wire is the most common trailer install fault.

Safety essentials

Never tow or drive with a dead tail, brake or turn function while waiting for a part, because a dark rear end is a rear-end collision waiting for the next stop. Never launch a boat trailer with lights that are not rated for submersion, because a failed trailer light at a dark ramp is a hazard to everyone on the ramp. Never cut factory wiring to fit a direct replacement pair, and never ignore fogging inside a new housing, because trapped moisture corrodes the board over time. If a function does not work after install, check the connector, the ground and the fuse before assuming the assembly is faulty.

Troubleshooting

Who should NOT buy these

Do not buy a waterproof assembly without checking whether its claim is a tested IP rating or a bare maker feature, because the two are not the same promise. Do not buy a vehicle pair without confirming fitment, because a sealed wrong housing seals nothing. Do not buy a trailer kit for a vehicle, or a vehicle pair for a trailer, because the mounting and wiring are different jobs. And do not buy any assembly as a fix for a wiring fault, a bad ground or a blown fuse, because a new housing cannot repair the circuit feeding it.

Storage, maintenance and ownership

Waterproof assemblies need a seal check more than a bulb check. Wash lenses with the rest of the vehicle or trailer, check gaskets and seals after winter salt, gravel roads and boat launches, and look inside the lens for fogging after heavy rain or submersion. Replace a damaged gasket promptly, keep the old gasket until the new one is proven, and check all functions seasonally with a helper, because a dead section on a trailer is easy to miss from the driver seat. For boat trailers, rinse the lights with fresh water after saltwater launches to slow corrosion at connectors.

Final verdict

The AKKON Suburban pair is the default pick for large GM SUVs, the AKKON Colorado pair is the pick for midsize trucks, the AKKON Silverado red smoked pair is the pick for 2014 to 2018 Silverados, the LINKITOM kit is the pick for submersible trailer use, and the Nilight oval pair is the pick for universal trailer and RV swaps. Any of the five beats a fogged stock housing, provided the rating matches the job and the fitment matches exactly.

FAQ

What does IP68 mean for a tail light?

IP68 is a tested rating: dust-tight and protected against immersion under maker test conditions, which for a trailer light means surviving a boat launch. IP67 is a shallower and shorter immersion test, IP65 covers water jets but not immersion, and a bare waterproof feature without a rating is a maker promise without a published test.

Why does my new tail light fog up inside?

Usually a pinched or missing gasket, a cracked seal, or a housing not seated flush. Refit the gasket evenly, check the seal all round, and do not seal over a bad gasket with silicone, which traps moisture and makes the next swap harder.

Can I use a waterproof truck assembly on a trailer?

No, not as a direct swap: vehicle assemblies mount to body panels and plug into vehicle connectors, while trailer lights mount to trailer frames and wire into trailer circuits. Buy the assembly type built for the vehicle or trailer you own.

Are submersible trailer lights really safe under water?

An IP68 kit with a sealed board is built for submersion, and boat trailer owners rely on that rating at every launch. Ordinary trailer lights are not built for it, which is why launch ramps kill them, and why the IP68 kit in this guide is the pick for boat trailers.

Why do the Nilight oval lights show two different ratings?

The maker title rates the pair IP65 while the specification text rates it IP67, and this guide reports both, with IP65 as the governing safe rating. Treat IP65, the lower rating, as the safe assumption, and do not rely on either rating for constant immersion.

Do waterproof tail lights need special maintenance?

They need seal checks more than bulb checks: inspect gaskets after winter salt, gravel roads and boat launches, rinse saltwater off trailer connectors, and check all functions seasonally. A seal that is checked lasts, and a seal that is ignored eventually leaks.

Can I pressure wash waterproof tail lights?

Yes for truck assemblies, with normal care, but avoid blasting directly into seals, gaskets and cable entries at close range, because pressure can force water past even a good seal. For trailer kits, wash normally and check the seals after washing.

What should I check before towing with new trailer lights?

Test stop, turn, tail, marker and license functions one by one with a helper, check the ground connection, and confirm the kit width rating covers your trailer. A wiring error found in the driveway costs minutes, while the same error on the road costs far more.

Sources

• Amazon listing for AKKON Suburban Tahoe Yukon LED C-Tube Tail Lights Pair 2000 to 2006, ASIN B09WGBKJNW, with maker LED, fitment and waterproof data
• Amazon listing for AKKON Colorado Canyon Full LED Tube Tail Lights Pair 2004 to 2012, ASIN B07PZS1LV2, with maker LED, fitment and waterproof data
• Amazon listing for AKKON Silverado LED Tail Lights Red Smoked Pair 2014 to 2018, ASIN B0BZBFP9WR, with maker LED, fitment and waterproof data
• Amazon listing for LINKITOM Submersible LED Trailer Tail Light Kit IP68, ASIN B0CWR48YZZ, with maker IP68, sealed-board and function data
• Amazon listing for Nilight 6-Inch Oval Red LED Trailer Tail Lights Pair IP65, ASIN B07PKBZGCR, with maker LED, grommet and rating data
• Maker and retailer data for the excluded non-waterproof assemblies, unverified-claim pairs and halogen-only housings, covering waterproof and fitment exclusions