🚗 Auxbeam 12" LED Light Bar: 72W Driving Light for Off-Road Trucks, Car, Military, Mining, Heavy Equipment - Waterproof, Combo Beam, 3W 24pcs Chips Review

I got this for a dirt bike, a Yamaha TTR230 electric starter with a stator that was rewound with Baja designs and puts out 110 watts. Wow. Just wow! What a world! I installed it on a board bolted between two headlight bars that attach to the forks. The 12" model is a bit wide and difficult to ride, but I really like the combined smudge and flow effect. It also consumes 2/3 the power that the generator should put out. Nothing against this product, it's way too long and uses more power than I…

I've seen some bad reviews of these lights so I'm not entirely sure if the quality has deteriorated over the years. To me. I bought a pair of these LEDs for my ATV (a 2008 Kawasaki Brute Force 750) in 2015. I installed them vertically on the sides of the Highlifter's radiator housing after relocating it to the A-pillar. I made some basic left/right adjustments to make them shine straight and haven't had to adjust them since. It was 5 years ago. And I'll tell you I ride hard no matter what track

This product works very well and has a solid body. The lights are very bright with good beam spread. You can see both directly in front of you and from the side. I installed this on a 2015 Jeep Cherokee for a year with no problems. The only downside is the paint, after a year of sun (and salt from winter roads) the paint is peeling off the aluminum body. Update: I put another one on my Wrangler and I love it. I had trouble the first time around as some of the LEDs went out, but Revain took care

4 screws included. 2 short and 2 long. The short ones are for attaching the mounting bracket to the bar of the light bar. The short bolts that came with my flashlight are too long. They reach the bottom of the profile long before the screw is tightened. They are 5mm longer. If I route the screw with a stack of washers, the screw head sticks out too much, making it difficult to install the light on a flat surface. 1 star because now I have to fix the problem and pay for extra parts. PS my light…

I can't believe how little this costs. Installation on an automatic Wrangler is very easy, just use the coupler hole in the firewall to route the cables into the cab. And don't forget to treat yourself to a harness with an upgraded LED switch, $10 is very cheap. At less than 1/4 the cost of a Ridgid line is crazy considering it will last a year or more. The main reason is that the adjustability of the new rocker arms is very poor. With this light bar installed on the bumper you are unable to…

Installed on ATV, worked great until one rainy day. Now it is filled with moisture. Really, auxiliary beam? is this the best you can do? Very disappointed. UPDATE: Removed the light, removed the sides of the case. 3 screws on each side that were barely tight and the 'gasket' was a thin piece of rubber and you could clearly see where the water was leaking from the top. So I cleaned the "gasket”, let the device dry, lubricated the "gaskets” very heavily with silicone and reassembled. Keep for…