🔧 AKD Part Tube Clamp, Set of 2 Magnetic Base Mount Brackets - Sucker Holder for Roof LED Light Bars, Ideal for LED Work Lights, Driving Lights, and Off Road Lighting Review

I installed an 18 inch hazard warning light on the roof of my truck. So far I've been driving at 65 km/h and it hasn't moved. So I liked it. I tried adjusting the position on the top of the truck and flexed the strut to try and loosen it. It sticks very well. Many Thanks. JimM

Definitely! I attached them to the light bar. They attached them to the hood of my truck. No matter how hard I rode on four wheels. You haven't moved! Also with a stripe of light on my hood. I had no glare. When it came time to take them off, I pulled them out of the hood. No paintwork or sheet metal was damaged! Damn good idea!

Haven't used it for driving yet but they seem very sturdy but I had almost no flat surface on my roof and my 52" light brushed them over the edge so I rotated them around. and after some, say, configuration, both finally stayed in place. If it falls I'll come back and edit the review but so far they're looking good.

Great product design works very well. 4 included magnets are good and strong. The mounts and included hardware fit well, and the finish is nice. Very durable. Used for 32 inch lightweight wheels. Modified by drilling a dead center hole and using the legs that came with the lightstick. When driving on the freeway and in strong winds, the light bar hasn't moved or moved anyway, this is the third week in use. roof

Purchased for the lighting on my Mahindra 4550 tractor ROP Bar. I wanted to be able to remove the lighting unit if needed rather than permanently attaching it. These magnets worked great. I was driving the tractor in high gear over rough terrain and the limbs hit the light and the magnets wouldn't budge. If you stick them on, they stay. Good product. I've since bought more for other future projects.

These things are amazing! And without it, I wouldn't turn on my light bar. with these things it would be about 90 mph. And they didn't move. Even in a thunderstorm with strong winds, they didn't move. I'm so excited about it that I end up laughing in disbelief. And I'm so thankful someone is making them. Because they don't make light bar mounts for my sedan and this was the way to get them to work! And it looks good, it doesn't look stupid.

You're like a rock just under 60 mph (96 km/h) as long as the surface is flat or close enough to to stay smooth, it stays there. I've used them on my Subaru Forester, Tractor, and Bobcat (sometimes referred to as a Flatbed). In all applications, they were paired with a 42-inch lightbar. Wind tested 40 mph (vehicle stationary). Got up to 75 mph (120 km/h) while driving but they make a heck of a lot of noise (I think they shuffle back), they start making noise after 60 mph. They were hail, snow…

Great idea! No need for a light bar or drilling. I wanted extra lights on the roof of my truck but didn't want to drill holes or a long light bar. It is great! Note. I also have a curved roof but I only bent the brackets on the headlights I ordered and they are perfectly straight and even. The rubber is definitely nice. And accelerated to 90 with no problems. I seriously doubt the wind can blow them away unless you put really huge lanterns on top with lots of wind resistance. I just installed 7