These are nice and bright clean LED lights. The bracket fit well and are well made. I like the light pattern output. I did have to add some more wires to be able to place the lights and wiring how I wanted them. It was easy to solder and put heat shrink on the existing wires.

These lights are easy to mount and wire, have an incredible brightness, and a very good beam pattern. I was able to mount these on a humvee and they do a great job of flooding the trail with the extra light needed. What surprised me was the neat DRL feature that is actually quite bright itself. It leaves a nice glow that is pleasant to see while approaching the vehicle.

With these "side shooter" I was expecting a lamp that mounted on outside of A-pillar on my wrangler as a ditch light that the "side shooting" would mean helpful lighting of foreword and sideward side of vehicle to look at trail conditions and obstacles on side in slow driving off-road. Ie I mistakenly thought the 150 degrees of light this boasts forward and right side on the right light, and foreword and left side on the left side light. This 150 degrees is actually centered with significant light coming out of both sides, and if you A-pillar mount this you will actually have direct light coming into your left eye from the right light, and a massive amount of splash and glare off of the hood. On top of that this is mainly a spot, not so much flood.In short off you are thinking this mounted on pillar or cowl and illuminating area where your front wheels are going to go, forget it.That is no condemnation of the product. Looking more carefully at listing info, I think I read it optimistically and hoped my way into wrong expectations. This light does what they actually advertised it does and does it well. It is extremely well made, has top quality parts and did not cause EMI (electro magnetic interference) problems showing up on my sound system UHF/VHF radios other lighting.I was thinking about adding an opaque insert to one side, but I may try special heat resistant glass paint on the sides facing the hood. It is only about 10% of the area of the glass so I don't think I am going to raise heat much.

I installed these as pillar/ditch lights on a 2013 Chevy Tahoe. I discovered that the kit is really pre wired to run a longer distance from the battery, then for the lights to be placed probably 40” apart or less. I just lengthened the wires I need to. Really not a big deal. I am impressed by the pre wired harness. Really solid. Soldiered/shrink wrapped connections. Button feels cheap, but I’ll probably end up wiring a few things to nicer buttons in the future. Brightness is amazing. It goes far into your peripheral with the light design. Nice strong design with a solid bracket that just takes one hole and one bolt to attach to vehicle.

I replaced a set of Lightfox brand lights which were smaller, but not as good of a beam pattern. The overall housing seems well constructed, no issues w/ water or condensation so far. Real easy to install, however the bolts to attach to your tab/bracket are maybe too long. I painted the brackets black to make them more discreet. I added a DT style connector so it's easy to swap lights down the road if needed. The beam pattern is pretty hot w/ a spot in the middle. I wish it was more powerful/brighter, instead of having to get into a larger housing. I did not use the harness or switch. Wired the red+yellow to the power+ side so the light and the DRL beam are on together.

Installed on a '22 Jeep Gladiator. The quality of these lights is great - even if these were way more money. The switch that it comes with is useful, albeit a bit awkward to try to mount. However, the harness that it comes with is very well built. My only complaint is that the distance between the two legs that go to each light is not long enough - at least for my use where I have my pods mounted and how far back from the engine bay that run ends up begin. This may not be a problem for something like a Tacoma. I ended up cutting up the harness and adjusting all of the lengths myself. That said, there is a significant amount of wire on this harness, so if you need to do the same you have plenty to work with - provided you aren't trying to mount these on the back of your rig.Plenty of spread, a good hot spot without being overly washed out, and the heat sink does a great job of dispensing the heat. Cannot recommend this set enough for quality ditch lights!

Wow, these are nice. I currently have four lights on my truck. Two spots and two floods. This is not ideal but floods did not go far enough and spots did not give me a good close in spread. This light does both. I tested one of the two that come in the box. It is hard to imagine that I will need both lights. These are bright and do both the flood and spots job. They come with the wiring harness and mounting hardware. The only down side I saw was the cord for the switch is not very long. It needs to come through the fire wall and then get mounted so longer would be better. Also, the connector on the end is pretty large. You will need a big hole in the firewall to fit this through. I will splice in some 22/4 wire to add length and so I can run just the wire through the firewall then connect the connector. I am not sure why they added a DRL to this light. It is not very bright and I would not use them since the truck has a DRL. These lights are pricey, but boy, they are bright and I think well worth it.

Got it for my truck. Easy to install and has great option on the switch for bright spot light or dim flood. Awesome kit. The spot light is very bright compare to other brands I had before.

I like them alot.

They were exactly what I needed