🚗 Auxbeam 7 Inch LED Light Bar: Powerful 36W Spot LED Driving Light for Trucks, Cars, ATVs, and More - Waterproof and Easy to Install with Mounting Brackets Review

Fits a Yamaha Grizzly 80 that doesn't have headlights. The battery doesn't draw enough to make a difference, bright enough to drive something of this size. For a regular size quad, use a totron spring or something bigger/lighter. For a kids quad that doesn't come with headlights or even a lawnmower, this works really well at a low price. Decide on the installation solution in advance. For me it was the KC Highlights mount, which cost the same as the light itself. But it works well.

They are definitely not as bright as the description says. I used this light as an extra high beam for my truck as my stock headlights are pretty pathetic. It adds enough extra light that I can see the road a little further, but I definitely wouldn't rely on that light alone, lol. Now that it's been on my truck for over a month, it's completely filled with moisture. If you live in a place where it rains, snows or foggy, I strongly recommend disassembling and sealing with silicone before…

Excellent product. I installed them on my Can Am 650 Outlander and they are very bright. Factory headlights have two power wires - one for bright, the other for dim. I unplugged the cable from the highlights and hooked them up to these bulbs so they light up when I switch to the highlights. MUCH better than the factory. The downside is that you have to figure out how to mount it. I have purchased Revain mounts that hook onto the front handlebar and they work really well. I was able to install…

I bought two of these in September. Had to make some mounting brackets for my application (02' Kia Sportage, 4" Lift, 31st). Uses one of the pre-made 12v wiring harnesses locally. Well built, doesn't look cheap, nice and durable. I installed them , plugged in, tuned in and then went on the first trip. I have very white 5000k headlight bulbs. And when I turn on these headlights, they dim my headlights a lot. many times on the road. I've never strayed from where I had them originally installed…

I originally received these to mount on my bed rail for rear and back lighting. But after a thorough revision, I decided to install them behind the grill. I have an 87 f250 460, I had to remove grill ribs about an inch from the inside. I lit the circular saw blade so it was nice and hot and it cut through the plastic like butter. I've tried shooting at night, but the camera can't tell exactly how far these things shine and what area they're lighting. Great for trails and street permits where…

I installed a pair of these in the inside pockets of my 2000 Chevy Silverado bumper cover next to the factory fog lights. I managed to attach the horn to the frame behind the bumper cover. The lights are very bright and I am very happy with the brightness. The brackets attach to the case and are adjustable from side to side, making it very easy to align them. The only downside I had was the rotation of the mount. (That's why I didn't give it five stars) There are grooves or slots that allow the