🚦 Rough Country 3" Wide Angle LED Lights - Universal Fit, Panoramic Flood, 140 Degree Pattern, OSRAM, Pair, 70904 - Black Review

Many Rough Country lights have been purchased in recent years. Excellent customer service. No questions. Don't break the bank either

Use these on my ATV. Super bright, absolutely no complaints other than the obligatory elastic strap or zipper on the plastic lens cap. I lost both when I bounced off the rocks on the way.

These lights were brighter than I expected and covered a lot of ground. Quality materials, worth the money. The wiring harness made installation a lot easier. This is my 4th time buying a Rough Country LED and my 4" cubes and 20" light bars still work and the finish is still like new! I would recommend this good value for money.

The light emitted a pure white color. Wherever I directed the light, it grew brighter. I can see this clearly being useful in wooded areas because it was great around town. The wiring harness is long so you can place the lights anywhere, the power supply wires are short. It really brightened up the side street, I could see all the little critters that I would never see at night.

I had trouble making my own wire harness for a number of reasons. 1) I routed them under the rear bumper of my Ram truck and the wires weren't long enough to get to the hood. 2) I built a relay panel for my switches to make installing this and other electrical equipment easier. Light works great! Also very bright during the day! I am ordering another set for my pontoon boat! Very happy with what I have!

I installed some Zroadz brackets for a double installation, wanted to test them, after installation one lamp didn't work. I checked the wiring harness for plastic fragments from the thermal shield, there were wires interfering with the connection. I removed it and everything works beautifully. The button is cheap, schedule a swap, just pair it and the new switch will light up like this one. OR buy their remote switch. the lights are super bright. The cases are excellent and perfect - no…

Installed these lights on a Yamaha Grizzly ATV. These little lights give off a lot more light than I thought they would. A good wiring harness was complete with fuses, relays and switches. I didn't use the switch that came with it. I cut the wiring harness and used the power from the factory high beam to trigger the relay. These bulbs seem to give off quite a bit of heat, but that's to be expected with so many lumens. The included hex wrench is junk but I have real hex wrenches so that's not a…

I mounted these headlights on a 21 Jeep 2dr on a "Mopar Gladiator Fog Light Bracket" at a 45 degree angle like lights in a ditch (I was tempted to do 90 degrees to make, but the jeep block side mirrors reversed), and with the headlights you get a nice 180 uniform light up front and a useful corona light, another 10 degrees on each side, with a decent splash after that. I tried to point them straight but with the LED headlights it seemed like there was too much noise in front of me. Like ditch…