Is There a Light Bezel for the Peterson Piranha LED Clearance and Side Marker Trailer Light

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do they make a chrome bezel for these lights

asked by: Phil P

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Helpful Expert Reply:

There is one option, though there isn't an exact chrome bezel made for the Peterson Piranha LED Clearance and Side Marker Trailer Light with Turn Signals # M353R (Red Lens) or # M353A (Amber Lens).

The Chrome Bezel # A48CB is designed to fit 6" long x 2-1/4" tall lights while the Peterson are 6" long x 2" tall so they will be a little short so I can't absolutely guarantee they will work, but they are the closest option. Otherwise, these lights will attach to your trailer without a bezel, as they are surface mounted.

I have added links to video reviews of the Peterson Piranha LED Clearance and Side Marker Trailer Lights # M353R (Red Lens) or # M353A (Amber Lens).

expert reply by: Kyle S

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Philip P.

3/24/2020

thank you for the help

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Chris R.

3/25/2020

I'm glad we could help! Just let us or Kyle know if anything else comes up.

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