Optronics
Optronics MCL52 Series Flange Mount Marker/ Clearance Light Trailer Light MCL52RB
$12.27Unit priceOptronics
Optronics MCL40/44 Series Surface Mount Marker/ Clearance Light Trailer Light MCL40RBBP
$10.98Unit priceOptronics
Optronics MCL40/44 Series Surface Mount Marker/ Clearance Light Trailer Light MCL40ABBP
$11.09Unit priceOptronics
Optronics MCL0030 Series Surface Mount Marker/ Clearance Light Trailer Light MCL0030RBBP
$11.96Unit priceBuyers Products
Buyers Products Recessed Mount Turn Light/ Side Reflector Trailer Light 5626209
$12.73Unit priceBuyers Products
Buyers Products Recessed Mount Stop/ Tail/ Turn Light Trailer Light 5626510
$10.49Unit priceBuyers Products
Buyers Products Recessed Mount Back-Up Light Trailer Light 5626310
$21.11Unit priceOptronics
Optronics Fusion Surface Mount Stop/ Turn/ Tail/ Backup Light Trailer Light STL68RBP
$51.42Unit priceValterra
Valterra Diamond Group Surface Mount Stop/ Tail/ Turn Light Trailer Light DG52436VP
$44.80Unit priceValterra
Valterra Diamond Group Surface Mount Stop/ Tail/ Turn Light Trailer Light DG52448PB
$58.06Unit priceTow Force Jammy
Tow Force Jammy 4412 Series Grommet Mount Stop/ Turn/ Tail/ Backup Light Trailer Light J-4412-C
$18.35Unit price
Trailer lights do much more than help you see—they also help everyone else see you. Properly functioning brake lights, turn signals, and marker lights communicate your intentions to other drivers, while meeting state and federal lighting requirements helps keep your trailer street-legal.
When replacing trailer lighting, compatibility is one of the most important considerations. Be sure to match the light style, mounting method, wiring configuration, and voltage requirements to your existing setup. Many newer LED lights are designed as direct replacements for incandescent fixtures, offering brighter illumination, lower power consumption, and longer service life with improved resistance to vibration and moisture.
Lighting issues aren’t always caused by a failed fixture. Corroded connectors, damaged wiring, worn trailer plugs, and poor grounding are common culprits that can cause intermittent or complete lighting failure. Replacing worn wiring harnesses and connectors while installing new lights can help restore reliable performance and reduce future troubleshooting.
Whether you’re replacing a cracked taillight, upgrading to LEDs, or wiring a brand-new trailer, Parts Via carries the lighting components you need to tow with confidence.