Wesbar 203131 Clearance/Side Marker Lights With Reflex Lens - Ear Mount, AmberWesbar$31.84In Stock
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Wesbar has produced vehicle and trailer lighting and electrical products since 1934. The line covers incandescent and LED tail lights, clearance and marker lamps, agricultural lighting, wiring harnesses, connectors and 12-volt electrical hardware. Wesbar lamps are sealed, waterproof, submersible and shock resistant, which is why agricultural, industrial, marine, utility and recreational manufacturers have specified them for decades.
Wesbar has been building vehicle lighting and electrical products since 1934, making it one of the longest-running names in trailer lighting. Over that span the brand has supplied some of the most established agricultural and industrial equipment manufacturers in the world, and the same components sold to those builders are what reach the aftermarket. Wesbar is part of the Horizon Global family of towing brands, alongside Reese, Draw-Tite, Fulton, Bulldog and Tekonsha.
The catalog spans both incandescent and LED technology. Wesbar trailer lights cover the full range of functions a towed vehicle needs, from stop, turn and tail through to reverse. Complete tail light assemblies arrive pre-wired and ready to bolt on, which removes most of the guesswork when replacing a damaged lamp or converting a trailer to LED. Side marker and clearance lights handle the visibility requirements that apply as trailers get longer and wider.
Alongside lighting, Wesbar produces an extensive line of 12-volt electrical connection products. That includes trailer wiring harnesses, plugs, sockets, adapters and junction hardware in the four-way, five-way, six-way and seven-way configurations used across boat, utility, cargo and equipment trailers. The company also supplies dedicated agricultural lighting for implements and machinery that operate on public roads.
What defines the product line is how it is built. Wesbar lamps are sealed against water intrusion, rated as submersible, and constructed to resist the vibration and impact that come with rough ground and highway miles. That matters most for boat trailers, which are backed into water on every launch, and for farm and construction equipment working in mud, dust and salt. For owners maintaining a fleet or a single trailer, the practical benefit is fewer roadside failures and fewer lamps replaced each season.
