ASPL 32LED 2x16.8-inch Emergency Flashing LED Traffic Advisor Strobe Light Bar with 26 Flash Patterns for Interior Safety Warning - Amber/Green Review

I needed something on the front of my tow truck to illuminate the area in front of me when going through intersections. These strips are incredibly bright, much brighter than my whelen strobe strip. you cannot look at them directly. I can't drive them at night because there is no bezel in the lowered cab that doesn't reflect the windshield. Exceeded my expectations.

The suction cups were rubbish but the light was super bright. I removed the suction cups and flipped the side L brackets so they were flush with my glass and used 30 pounds of mounting tape to attach it to the glass. If the suction cups worked they would be so bulky I would put them in the middle of the window. Daytime video through 18% tinted glass.

I am amazed at how bright they are, bought the amber greens to plow for the community. And with the aluminum boxes I seem to have double coverage. Assembly was pretty easy except for the suction cups. I recommend soaking them in hot water before trying to put them on your braces, otherwise they will leave a number on your thumb. I don't know how strong they are, but my rear seat headrests keep them in place. I haven't used the light much, it hasn't snowed yet, but for $50 with a two-year…

I was so happy to get this but quickly got frustrated trying to install it. Suction cups are 100% useless. My truck's rear window doesn't have much room. With the suction cups installed, it took up almost the entire window. They didn't stick to the glass for more than 10 seconds at all. Eventually I gave up and started the return process. Then I saw another review where someone used heavy duty assembly tape and reversed the brackets. I did the same thing and attached them directly to the glass…

Good, very bright. These lights are also clearly visible to the driver during the day - they are easy to fit. Everything comes in its own bags and all parts are without reflection on the windshield. The light won't blind you, driver. So you can also see while driving. Bad teats aren't just strong with water. If you live in a cold climate, I would recommend using rubbing alcohol and petroleum jelly. Medicinal alcohol has a much lower freezing point. The petroleum jelly will help seal the alcohol