Wireless Tow Lights

[dc27526]

Has any one use wireless tow lights for tow car, if so what mfg?

Or would i come out better running hard wire?

Newmar 2014 Ventana, motor coach, Jeep Wrangler 2006. Would really like some lights that are permanent, that is wireless.

Thanks for y'all help.

[hermanmullins]

dc,

Hard wired with diodes is your best bet. No adding holes or extra bulbs.

Just plug in and go.

Oh wait, hook up to, then go.

Herman

[wildebill308]

I had the Blue Ox led's installed (hard wired) so there would be no possible issue if there was a warranty problem.

Bill

[kaypsmith]

The Towmate brand wireless tow lights work very well, most of the newer tow trucks are using this brand for reliability.

[MTCLANCY]

I use the Towmate wireless light bar on the trunk of my Chevy Malibu.  The power cord I run through the window to the 12V outlet on the Blue Ox Patriot brake controller.  The wireless transmitter plugs into the MH 7 pin connector.  Works great!

Mike

[jleamont]

I followed a guy yesterday with a HR Scepter and a Ford Edge, he had the light kit you add to your existing lights. All I have to say is if it weren't for his coach brake lights towering over the car someone would have put the edge on top of the coach engine. I saw a flicker on occasion and it dawned on me that was the turn signals when he was changing lanes. DW say's, he doesn't have any lights on his car, I said watch when he puts on his turn signal, see he barely has those. Very dim, the blink pattern was correct so ground looked good.

I run diodes, blue ox kit on our jeep, no ragrets, not even a single letter  sorry funny movie.