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allensteiner21 · 12-19-2008, 02:17 PM

applies mostly to longer drives:
with winter here and heavy snow fall/blizzards (depends on state) be aware that led tails don't get warm like regular bulb ones so going through snow it cakes onto the rear and makes them less visible or not visible at all (mostly at night). i drive a semi and almost plowed into a new caddy at night because i couldn't see their tails.

be safe out there and stop from time to time (at night or during a blizzard)to clear the snow off your tail lights.

12-19-2008, 02:17 PM	#1
allensteiner21 Banned 95 gle Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: 59715 iTrader: (6) Posts: 771	warning to those with led tail lights applies mostly to longer drives: with winter here and heavy snow fall/blizzards (depends on state) be aware that led tails don't get warm like regular bulb ones so going through snow it cakes onto the rear and makes them less visible or not visible at all (mostly at night). i drive a semi and almost plowed into a new caddy at night because i couldn't see their tails. be safe out there and stop from time to time (at night or during a blizzard)to clear the snow off your tail lights.