Nilight LED Rock Light 4PCS - Waterproof Under Body Wheel Well Light for Car Truck Pickups ATV UTV SUV Motorcycle Boat - White Exterior/Interior Lights - 2 Years Warranty Review

Great product. Well designed aluminum body. Good gum base. Ease of installation. I had to make some panels to screw the LEDs to the bottom of the bed. Make sure you have a harness that will work with 4 LEDs. I bought the wrong L and had to hammer it in, connect the LEDs, seal it tight, etc. It took a little longer than I expected. But it's worth it.

The rubber mount under the headlights to contour my UTV's roll cage is one of its best features. I only used blue and found that 8 pods is more than enough light. 2 in each wheel arch. To connect I used the impulse bar on the accessory with a 10 amp fuse. Each bulb has about 8 inches of wire, so you'll definitely need to add some and have some basic wiring skills. So far so good - looks like they're holding up well.

Well designed parts, I had a set of cheap RGB lights that were cool for a few weeks when they actually worked but they are much better. On the back of the mount there are channels for wiring without additional burden, the light has good brightness, and the cable is of decent quality. All you need is a cable running to your own switch and a built in fuse. Nilight is definitely my go-to for quality, budget lighting.

These stone lanterns are very good, shipped quickly and included everything in the description. Easy installation but of course you will need a wire harness and an Allen key. The Nilight wiring harness and replacement cable did the trick. They are very bright and give off a really nice bright glow around the wheels. I've previously installed a 20" Nilight light bar with a Nilight wire harness and it's top notch too! Highly recommended to light up the night.

I bought a dozen of these red lights to use as stone lights and to light up my grill. I haven't finished the position of the stone lantern yet, but I've finished the rear lighting of the grill, which I've uploaded a photo of. I already installed the same white headlights in the wheel arches. I don't like multicolored kits with wireless control via app or remote control. I'm the equivalent of some kind of guy. One switch turns on all white stone lights and the other switch turns on all red stone

Well I don't really like floor lights and I don't need them for any kind of "climbing". I have a 2004 Dodge Ram Cummins that does not crawl on any paths. I was looking for functional solutions to add underhood lighting that would really do the job, rather than a tiny halogen bulb that has less power than a candle. I was studying LED strips and then came across it. The way they emit light would be perfect. I rely on them and they work great in their application. Now I can see when I'm working…