Using these for backup/bed lights on a '21 Can Am Defender, so for me they will have fairly limited use. Had to fashion some brackets from aluminum flat stock to mount where I wanted them behind the cab and they do provide plenty of light for what I need. One light was defective out of the box (positive wire was pinched inside fixture and was shorting the conductor to ground). Contacted Nilight and they sent replacement right away. Would like to see where these could be mounted from either end (i.e.: one light mounted "upside down" from the other) so the wire leads can be routed the same way on both sides. I also bought the wiring harness that was recommended for these and the install wasn't that bad except I did have to add about two feet of wiring to reach both sides of the rear cab to make the fixture connections.These seem pretty well made but durability is yet unknown. Overall Recommended.

Supper easy to install. Nice wiring harness everything pre wired

The mounting brackets furnished did not appear to be what was supplied.

Harness isn’t all that long would not reach to end of truck from hood

Would have given them 5 stars but they weren't as bright as I thought they'd be, and the mounting system would not let them rotate to the best angle for me.

Amazing price and quality of lights!!

Like the wiring harness, product seems pretty good, time will tell. Easy install and pretty bright for the price.

Very high quality all around...wiring harness and all......good brightness for at speed mowing on Ferris SX 3300 and fully adjustable .

Mounts aren't the best but they will do if ya modify them

I purchased these a little while back for my 2013 Jeep Patriot. A great vehicle, but one of my biggest complaints would be poor visibility at night in or around the vehicle. Since I've resided primarily in rural areas and I'm currently moving to another in a few weeks time, these were an incredible investment.The only problem I had with this product was the installation. It took me a few hours to figure it all out after watching videos only to no avail. I'm not familiar with modifying my vehicle as I've only started to do this, so not everyone can attest to this.I led one wire to the battery and the other to ground out on the side wall that held up the front section of the vehicle. It took me a little while to figure that out, but it worked wonderfully once I got it all hooked up. Next, I had to run the switch into the cab through the door on the driver side, which did not take very long. Lastly, I fed the wires from the bumper plate where I installed the lights through the grill where I used zip ties to hold the wires in place and prevent them from falling out while driving.Combo lights are great because I can see long distances now whereas before I'd have limited visibility even on highways at night in wilderness areas.