Review on 🚗 Auxbeam 7 Inch LED Light Bar: Powerful 36W Spot LED Driving Light for Trucks, Cars, ATVs, and More - Waterproof and Easy to Install with Mounting Brackets by Jeremy Romero

I installed a pair of these in the inside pockets of my 2000 Chevy Silverado bumper cover next to the factory fog lights. I managed to attach the horn to the frame behind the bumper cover. The lights are very bright and I am very happy with the brightness. The brackets attach to the case and are adjustable from side to side, making it very easy to align them. The only downside I had was the rotation of the mount. (That's why I didn't give it five stars) There are grooves or slots that allow the mount to grip the body so it doesn't vibrate by changing the angle or tilt of the light field. This allows you to rotate and adjust the field of view up or down for lights. The problem for me was that the angle between the slits caused the light to be directed more towards the ground than I wanted, rotating to the next slit if it was aimed more into the air than I wanted. There was no way the manufacturer could foresee this and if I attached the brackets to a flat object on the car it might solve the problem. But it happened, and I felt it necessary to take note of it. Except for one problem I am very satisfied with the headlights. I have some photos but the camera didn't render these lights correctly. I'll show you high beam and auxbeam. When the brighter lights came on, it appeared my camera was dimming the frame, or some sort of auto-brightness correction was going on. For me personally, the trees and the entire area around the road in front of me were clearly lit. I would definitely recommend them to those who want more than standard lighting but not all basic off-road lighting.