Bully Cr-018 Chrome Abs Plastic Universal Fit Truck Skull Led Brake Light Hitch Cover Fits 1.25" And 2" Hitch Receivers For Trucks From Chevy (Chevrolet), Ford, Toyota, Gmc, Dodge Ram, Jeep

Absolutely love the design! It adds a real badass look on your ride and best part, it's just simple plug and play!

I guess its gonna be a distraction for the rear drivers but I love it...

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I bought a pair of these to use as turn signals for my Harley Sportster 883 Custom. They look great and are real head turners. They are not meant to be turn signals, so I had to do some wire cutting and splicing, but still came out very nicely. To mount them to the saddlebags, I used the plastic mount that came with them as a drilling template. I also chose not to use the screws that came with them, and instead, threaded the posts on the back of them, then used machine screws to attach. I have an older version, made of metal, mounted on my Honda Rebel that I also wired up as turn signals. I removed the circuit board and leds from it, and installed a pair of amber leds. I also build an aluminum back plate for it, so that I could more easily mount it to the sissy bar. I have another older metal one that I will be using for turn signals on a Honda Shadow VLX 600 Deluxe that I am making into a chopper. The eyes in this one will be red instead of amber. I have also purchased a pair of the black version, that I will be using on the chopper as brake lights, installed on saddlebags like my Harley.

This is adorable. It's hilarious. When wired the eyes are always lit (dimly, but visible), and when the brakes are applied they brighten fully. When hazard lights are on, the eyes flash as well. It's always funny to see peoples reaction in the rear view mirror. For those that see it, it seems to cause a stir , and then smiles. Great cover on the hitch, more interesting than just a cap, and functional too. I love it. My mechanic advised putting a lock on it as he said for sure someone would try to steal it at some point, so fyi, buy a lock, they are handy to have as well anyway and cheap on Amazon or wherever.

Product arrived early and in perfect condition. I read a bunch of reviews both good and bad. 1) go ahead and order a 1ft extension. You will most likely need this as to hide the harness and come up near the license plate. I wrapped the harness in black electrical tape. (wally world has one for $4) 2) As there is a circuit board involved, I filled the cavity with silicon sealant so water will not be an issue. 3) as one reviewer wrote, take your time when you attach the screws to the mounts. A little in, back it out a little, then in again. No issues. 4) Have a couple of zip ties handy to secure harness. As one reviewer wrote, this will most likely be a target for theft. I purchased a locking hitch bolt. You could get by with a regular not and bolt. Might deter the common thief. It looks fantastic and functions great. I dinged it 1 star for durability as it is almost all plastic.