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Premium Weatherproof RV Clearance Light Lenses & Assemblies

  Protect your RV and trailer investment with long-lasting replacement clearance light lenses from RV Parts Center. From weather to road debris, your trailer’s marker light lenses can be subjected to damaging forces that cause cracking or discoloration. We carry a wide variety of durable, weather-resistant replacement lenses and assemblies to suit your needs. Simply choose between single lens replacements for your existing trailer light housing or complete new assemblies from trusted brands such as Bargman, Command, Wesbar, and Peterson Manufacturing.  

Premium Replacement Lenses & Lights

  Upgrading or replacing your RV clearance lights can help avoid moisture getting in, provide max brightness, and keep your motorhome compliant with federal safety rules.  

Key Product Features:

  • Bargman #58 Light Lens ONLY Amber (34-58-012): A cost-effective, snap-in replacement lens for your RV marker light. It features a bright amber color to provide high visibility from the front or side. This UV-resistant lens is designed to resist yellowing and fading.
  • Command Clearance Light Lens ONLY Red (89-237R): A powerful red lens for use in your RV’s rear clearance housing. It offers maximum rearward visibility during nighttime driving and towing in bad weather.
  • Peterson 138 Replacement Lens – Amber (V138-15A): This rectangular replacement lens is made from durable acrylic to resist impact and fits Peterson series lights to protect the internal bulbs from corrosion.
  • Type 302 Stainless Clearance Light, Wesbar (401565): This heavy-duty clearance light features a stainless steel housing to resist corrosion for use on trailers subject to saltwater exposure or extreme weather conditions.
 

Choosing the Right Marker Light Lens Guide

Replacing the broken RV lens is an easy task if you select the appropriate size and specification:
  • Brand & Part Number: Make sure to compare the molded part number on your existing lens or housing.
  • Color: Use amber for front and forward-side clearance markers and red for the rear and rear-side marker lights.
  • Full-size fixture vs. lens only: If your wiring and socket are undamaged, consider buying the lens only. However, if you see rust or cracks on the housing, consider buying a full-size fixture.