40001S-B Bar Super Slim 2Pcs 7 Inch 30W Spot Driving Fog 3600Lm Single Row Off Road Led Lights For Jeep-2 Style Mounting Brackets, 2 Years Warranty

The lights are ok, they are bright and work great. There are few drawbacks: you need to take these apart before installing and seal them with sealant making them waterproof, secondly the front glass is plastic and craks easily when you try to tighten the bolts holding it in place

Mounted on my Cat 299d3 XE skid steer. Works awesome, great upgrade from stock lights. I bent the mounts to match the skid steer roof bend and drilled my own holes. Works perfect, very bright, perfect price.

I installed these lights in approximately 2 hours with all wiring and connecting completed. They are suprisingly very bright, easy to adjust to redirect the lights, and hardware supplied is more than enough to properly positon them in a multitude of locations. I am more than happy with the price and quality of the product, making my reversing so much easier with more light.

Arrived earlier than expected and seem to be really good quality with all the required fittings, just need to fit them now but impressed so far.

Package arrived missing mounting brackets and bolts for both lights.

So for those who quick skim- Lights are plenty bright, and aimed correctly they don't blind oncoming traffic, and can be used full time to aid your regular headlights. I did get interference noise on my radio but using some cheap ferrite beads clamped to the harness solves that. more detailed- I have an early 2000s Grand am- and the regular headlights are mediocre to say the least. there are forums about it online actually. The stock headlights are fine in urban places with streetlights and light pollution but out on rural roads and highways no. Even with high priced LED bulbs and constant adjustment the stock headlight setup has a weird pattern and leaves large swaths of darkness right in the center of your vision. I bought these headlights hoping to fill that space ( originally I was going to use one larger bar in the middle but this seemed like a better option). I mounted them in the grill below the bumper and aimed them almost square and straight ahead.- They filled in all of the dark areas and projected nicely down the road without really any bleeding into oncoming lanes- it is now like having regular good headlights- I can run better with these lights alone than I can with the stock ones alone. There was interference with the radio, but I clipped a few cheap (really under a buck each) ferrite bead noise suppressors on the harnesses in the right places and it cleared that up. I'd also recommend making sure that the light housing is grounded to the chassis as this may help (mine are mounted to the ABS bumper underframe,not metal). It also helped just buying the Nilight harness for 12$, it has a switch all the wiring and a relay. you can do it all yourself, but the cost of a rocker switch and the wire and crimps alone would cost as much as the whole harness. I feel better at night in this car now.