🔦 oEdRo LED Light Bar Tri-Row 32 Inch 600W: Ultimate Off-Road Work Light for UTVs, ATVs, Jeeps, Trucks & SUVs: Spot Flood Combo Beam, High Lumens & Easy Installation Review

Truly amazing lightbar worth every penny. I have used other lightbars in this price range and they don't compare to the quality of this easy to install and high quality hardware which I would definitely recommend

I fitted this to a 2000 Toyota 4Runner to make it easier to check the cows at night. The light works great and is easy to install. The switch that came with the kit didn't work, but I had it laying around. Wire connectors were cheap too and I ended up just running my own wiring. I installed this on an existing bracket so can't comment on the brackets that came with the light, but all the wiring and switch was rubbish. Bright light that does what I need, just do yourself a favor and buy the…

I would first like to receive a full refund on my order for writing this review. When you open the box and look at the light, it's made of durable aluminum. The slats are not thin at all and I liked that the lens came with a protective film. I installed a light bar on the hood and it fits perfectly. Its light output is amazing, it lights up my entire garden. This light bar is definitely worth buying and will stay on my jeep. If you're looking for a light bar at a reasonable price, you've come…

Purchased for Jeep JL Rubicon. Installation was easy and the light seems to be working well. HOWEVER, at 15 mph the lightbar started whistling LOUD, LOUD and stayed LOUD at a higher pitch the faster I went. I searched for solutions on YT and finally came up with mounting 4 door panels on the ribs of the light bar. This completely solved the problem, but it's clear that the light bar is whistling so loudly because of a serious design flaw. If I couldn't fix the whistle then the light bar would…

Okay, this rod was only fitted a few days ago but so far I'm absolutely delighted. First, it came with a full wiring harness and switches, plus some cool Jeep windshield mounts that I didn't get to use; but the standard L brackets worked perfectly. I haven't used a cheap switch as I already have a number of switches, but there are plenty of quality cables out there. You only need to solder the connection to the power rail. Second, damn, this thing is BRIGHT! It could light up the soccer field…

I need to change my plans as this unit is 23" instead of 22"! So if someone is making plans for 22, you'll need a little more hole area. I don't know how these Chinese measure this stuff, but it's a gamble. Like a blackjack hand. I have to do a lot of extra work to get this attached to my jeep's bumper, but the light comes on so I think I can handle it. Right out of the box it looks cool and works, but I think it will be full of rainwater here in Kentucky in 1 month. I read that they test them…

Disappointed that the Oedro 22" light bar doesn't fit the Oedro 22" bumper! Hello Oedro! The specialist departments agree on the dimensions of the lamp attachment and the position of the bumper attachment straps! You have space on the bumper to set the tabs at the appropriate distance from each other! So disappointed that this wasn't an easy procedure! I had to bend the tabs on the bumper mount and the barley had enough room to fit a light strip in between. Even then I had to leave one of the…

Firstly I'm pretty sure they sent me the wrong setup as the light came with windshield mounts which I don't need (and won't fit in my jeep) but it would be nice if they did. At least they looked pretty solid. The rear fins also had some damage (perhaps from shipping - they were bent in places) but as they sit no one will ever notice, so no damage no foul. Warning: Take another minute and model this thing before installing it with the included wiring harness. I had to drill and modify a bit so…