🚗 MICTUNING 22-inch 120W 3B139C Curved LED Work Light Bar: Powerful Combo for Off-Road Driving and Fog Lighting Review

Windscreen fogged up after one week of installation; Moisture collects significantly on the inside of the lens. What else can you expect for $32?

Super bright and great price. Just installed on a 2010 Silverado with the standard holes in my bumper opening. I just drilled a hole in the brackets a little deeper to make it fit. I had no issues with "waterproof" as stated in some other reviews and this is the second purchase I have made and I am very happy with both. Exceeded expectations.

Works great. When purchasing, make sure you know what kind of light you want. Straight lines work best for the bar, curved lines work best for straight and side bars. 4D is better than straight but not as good as regular curved with floodlight lenses on each side. Shown are regular ATV headlights, a curved light bar with fills, and then a 4D curved light bar. If they sold or made a 4D bar with bays on both ends I would say that would be best. All photos are taken in one place for comparison.

We used this light strip on the hood of our Jeep Wrangler for almost 5 years before some parts started flickering and going out. I can say this was an excellent light bar and well worth the money. To last this long, despite everything we've been through (mud, snow, rain, pressure washing, etc.), I couldn't expect more from it. I can recommend it without hesitation and would buy it again. It also emits a lot of light and the curved design diffuses the light from both the sides and the front…

I've installed it for 5 months now, I rarely use it because it's illegal. When I returned home tonight my friend who was in front of me informed me that some of the LEDs had burned out. Upon closer inspection I only noticed 6 LEDs that appear to be on but are so dim that they look burned out compared to the rest of the LEDs. I almost returned this kit when I received it because it was so cheap to build. Needless to say I'm sorry I didn't return it and that proves you get what you pay for. Don't

Update: Happiness is back. After a new return process was figured out, a new lightweight battery and straps were replaced due to a defect. I still don't know the reason but the new one works fine and within 10 amps. Anything but happy at the moment. After properly installing the lightbar with MicTuning relay harness. The 15A fuse keeps blowing. So if every fuse blows I recheck my setup and have to conclude I have a faulty lightbar or relay harness. After this problem I tried without success to…

Works great. I had a problem installing the switch, forgot to disconnect the battery and fried the wiring harness. Upon closer inspection I found that there was no fuse in the hot wire from the battery to the relay. After changing the wiring harness and installing the built-in fuse, I had no problems. I'm thinking of ordering another one to mount just below this one. UPDATE 8/19/10 I wanted to replace my flashlight because the lens is cracking and turning yellow. When I originally bought it was

I installed a 22" light bar on the rear pillar of my 2002 Yamaha Grizzly 660 and it fitted perfectly under the pillar. I had to put some washers under the rear rack mounting bolts to raise it for the lightbar to fit in there, but it wasn't hard at all. Basically I got a light bar to help out in the winter when I'm pushing snow. The light is only on my quad. All in all not too shabby. Second photo of the light bar and tail light on. Illuminates everything completely, even the ditches and…