💡 Optimized Lighting: Rigid Industries 40192 Review

This kit is fantastic. All-round good quality with sufficient wire cross-section. It was also more than long enough to connect backup lights in my 2006 Dodge Ram crew cab (long enough to fit any large truck, regardless of cab and body configuration). The instructions are very clear and the relay was pre-wired which meant it only took me about half an hour to get working lights! I like the triple switch as it allows me to control whether my headlights turn on manually, turn on automatically with

I have wired fixed dual backup/reverse lights using the standard wiring harness that comes with the lights and I have always had to add additional wiring. "Extension" wiring and German rigid plugs cost almost as much as this to get the right length, not to mention you have to assemble everything yourself. This replacement wiring harness is MUCH EASIER to route your rear work/taillight wires. This gave me more than enough length to hook up backup lights under my rear bumper on my 2015 F150 Crew…

The kit includes everything to connect additional reversing lights except T-piece to connect to the reversing light wire. A T-junction is not required but avoids cutting into the vehicle's factory wiring. The cable length from the relay to the rear of the car was more than sufficient. He could easily walk a few more meters. The length of the wire from the relay to the battery was a bit short. I have the battery on the passenger side in front of the engine compartment, relays and switches in…