FICBOX 10PCS LED Car Wheel Lights Flash Tyre Wheel Valve Cap Light For Car Trucks Motorcycle Bike (Multicolor Blue) Review

Now I understand why they sent you a dozen. You can probably get a few of those dozens to work and they just blink, they don't stay on all the time so it's not really possible to achieve what you see in their picture when the wheel is spinning really fast, the light seems to be solid. a circle. I suspect extra batteries might come in handy if everything I buy to replace is the same size, hence the second overall sprocket.

Not like the picture at all. The photo shows that several colors flash at the same time. These are multiple colors that flash at different times. I've only used 2 so far, the front one only stays on for a few seconds and I go into the garage, and the rear one flashes when no one is around. It will not take long. But they work and are very noticeable at night. Overall, this was the main reason for the purchase

Waste of money. 4 out of 12 were unsuccessful and didn't work no matter what I did. The chrome plating will flake off when applied. Not overly impressed but I think you get what you pay for. They also flash lights, not solid like I expected. Once on a truck they did not catch fire. Even when driving on the road, they never light up. The only way to ignite them is to hold them in your hand and wave them around. Not what they are for.

worth the money. Folks, most flashlights come with batteries and you have to take the paper off for them to work, but some have had batteries for a while. So the batteries are low and some don't work. Buy yourself 100 batteries that only cost about $9. Swap out the included batteries and replace them with new ones from the pack Use the light, take out one battery so your batteries don't run out during the day and put them in at night when you want them to work.

I had read the previous reviews and was a bit disappointed that I only ordered them because some of the reviews said many of them didn't work after installation. I installed a few and some didn't light up so I gave them a try. Two things you need to know to make it work. 1) They are designed to be used at night, so they may not light up during the day. 2) When you unscrew the flashlight, you need to remove a piece of paper to allow the battery to make contact and you need to make sure the small

Most didn't fit me. Of the 12 packages, some work and some don't. It was hard to tell which ones were good in a minute and while driving whether they were working or not. They're better than regular long balls that fall off the first wash and stick out like a sore thumb. However, the fact that they actually worked all the time didn't make them a very good buy. The weird thing was that when I opened the garage door, for some reason one or two opened automatically. and then turned off after a few