New Guy Introdution

Welcome to the forum, hope you enjoy your new trailer!

Welcome, i ordered Goldstar L.E.D's on Amazon.

Welcome. Nice rig.

First you need to inventory your non-led bulbs to see what they actually ARE.
12 V or 110 and the type (1157 etc).

I think your best bet in replacement LEDs is middle of the road price wise.
Retail outlets want $5 apiece or more.

"Ship from China" places on Internet merchandise sites have them for something like 45 cents apiece.

I made sure the ones I ordered were shipped from the US (still made in China no doubt) and cost about $1.75 each; I've had only one failure.

Welcome.
Your best bet is to buy some inexpensive LED's off Ebay or Amazon in different color ratings and different lumens levels, a few singles. See which you like the most and then order all the replacements you need.

Everyone's eyes and lighting perception is different so any recommendation may not fit your needs.

FWIW, I used all flat panel LED's and bought them from an Asian vendor through E Bay. I haven't had any failures and the price was low. Don't get hooked into buying any expensive LED bulbs, especially those with a regulator in the bulb/panel. Regulators can add RFI interference into your trailer and TV or Stereo may not work.

Wow! If that beautiful brick building is your garage, I can only imagine what your house looks like. ;)

Just kidding. But that is a very nice trailer -- and no kidding.

Sam Spade wrote:
Welcome. Nice rig.

First you need to inventory your non-led bulbs to see what they actually ARE.
12 V or 110 and the type (1157 etc).

I think your best bet in replacement LEDs is middle of the road price wise.
Retail outlets want $5 apiece or more.

"Ship from China" places on Internet merchandise sites have them for something like 45 cents apiece.

I made sure the ones I ordered were shipped from the US (still made in China no doubt) and cost about $1.75 each; I've had only one failure.

Great info, thanks. I really appreciate it. I'm sure I'll do fine this season as I think I'll be hooked up until I get better and more familiar with my rig. I'll probably do my research this fall.

profdant139 wrote:
Wow! If that beautiful brick building is your garage, I can only imagine what your house looks like. ;)

Just kidding. But that is a very nice trailer -- and no kidding.

Thank you very much. That is actually garage and house. One of the garage bays isn't in the picture. Now to play a little "eye spy" in the garage...

We were going to go older, but the incentives to buy new were too good to pass up so, here I am. The first user of my camper. lol.

Very nice TT, hope it gives you have many great memories. We did our LED conversion about 4 years ago using a reputable vendor from Ebay that was recommended by several forum members. To date all are functioning without even a single LED failure.

Only LEDs I have had give up the ghost early were those bought from local sources at more than triple the price. They all come from Asian sources anyway, buying from Ebay just cuts out the middleman although it can take a couple of weeks to get sometimes.

Welcome fellow traveler. Enjoy the new rig.

Welcome from north Florida