Lumitek 2x 185w 9 Inch Led Driving Lights Black Round Slim Led Pods Roof Bar Bumper with 2PCS 12V ON/OFF Switch Relay Wiring Harness for Trucks SUV Boat Jeep …

Bought the lights as I do a fair bit of class VI roads up in northern NH and ME. The 96watt lights are mounted to my bumper and throw a pretty solid amount of light. The light is not "spot like" as I thought it would be and if I turn my high beams on they tend to reach just a tad farther right in the center. Don't let that statement miss lead you though...they are much brighter than normal headlights and throw light out to both sides as well as vertically. I have them paired with some 45w side shooter light pods mounted as ditch lights. That combo is more than enough light. The pictures show, lows, highs, and then the lumitek, then the lumitek and the ditch lights. Im happy with the setup...things to note.all the bolts they come with will rust.The brackets were not 100% straight.the one bolt for attaching the light was not enough for me....but there are extra slots in the bracket so I added 2 more per light.the stickers fall off.the plastic cover is loose (fixed with a piece of tape) so it won't rattle.these are not $800 ARB intensity lights. They are the direct knock off though...they work for me...but don't expect $800 quality.

Pretty bright, but only draws half of its rated power. Casing and mounting brackets are nice.UPDATE: After about a year, the two 18W units I ordered started having issues. When one failed, I asked for a replacement under warranty and was sent one. I took the other dead one apart and discovered that all the LED chips are in parallel, so if one starts to fail, the others are sent too much current and also fail. I bought some replacement leds from an electronics distributor (CREE JK2835AWT 6V) and soldered them in. They are slightly brighter than the original LEDs were when new and use 2/3 as much power (since the original chips were 9V instead of 6V at the same current). I also found that the driver chip is a PT4115 which has an analog dimming input. I wired a potentiometer in and now can control the brightness of these lights. The dimming input can also be used to make these into strobe lights.Overall, they are not marketed entirely truthfully and are not designed for longevity, but can be easily modded to be significantly better.

I recently purchased these lights to attach to my tractor- I have a mini farm, much acreage and tend to work until dusk- I retracted the roll bar, attached large “L brackets” to the roll bar, and installed the lights to the brackets- wiring the lights to the tractor was easy- also installed a toggle switch- when I flipped the toggle switch to the on position, I was absolutely shocked at the power and brightness of these lights!!! My neighbor saw me driving around that night, and has ordered a set of these lights for his Kioti Mechron- I will also be ordering two additional sets of these lights for my other tractor and Ferris zero turn mower- in closing, I would HIGHLY RECOMMEND these lights for any type of vehicle or machinery- the value, both monetary and quality is unsurpassed!!!

Bought my Lumitek lights in 2017. They are very, very bright for sure. Super easy to install as well. Mine started to have "flickering" LEDs about 4 months ago. Since then, I have 12 total LEDs (7 on one light and 5 on the other) completely burned out and 6 more flickering. They seem to have about an 18 month lifecycle. At this rate, I could go 20 years of replacements before equaling the price of the ARB versions. These are definitely NOT ARB quality. But, they are solid enough. I eventually added the amber filters because the amount of light that these produce and the stark white of the light causes nearly blinding reflections off signs and anything reflective. The amber filters knock out the glare while still letting the lights show me the way. I would recommend the amber covers.

I have had these on my truck since 2017, they are decently bright, haven’t faded or malfunctioned at all. I just noticed one of them is starting to condensate slightly witch is what brought me back here. I will be ordering me another set. Great but don’t spend $100 and expect them to be the same as $800 ARB lights.

The install for this was actually pretty easy for me. I already had pre-existing off road flood lights and these wired into the same exact positive and negatives already installed. They're very bright, water proof so far (it has rained heavily and hasn't shorted anything), and I like the ease of installing the housing for the lights as well. They're adjustable with four tension screws. The install for them is a common sense install because they do not come with instructions... so if you are trying to wire these into your jeep and need to install a switch to activate then I'd recommend getting a pro to install it. Probably best buy would be your best option in that case.

I wish I could like these lights, but they may just be too cheap. I ordered a set based on the good reviews, but to my disappointment only one of the two lights in the set would turn on. I double and triple checked my wiring but still they wouldn't work. I eventually just hooked them up to a direct power source and confirmed that one was dead.I knew these were going to be cheap, so while I was disappointed with one not working, I knew I was getting what I paid for. However based on so many popular reviews I ended up returning mine and purchasing another pair thinking that a defective light wouldn't come twice in a row. Low and behold, after receiving my second set today and hooking them up to a power source, yet another one of the lights was dead and not working. C'mon! I would've given these a good review If they had worked the second time purely because they are so bright(the one that did work) and the price tag. I hope someone reads this and adjusts the way these are checked for quality control, cause I'm bummed.

Works great , plenty bright !!! I took mine apart, blue loctite every faster and sealed with clear silicone-only way to make it a one time set and forget. Mounted on 05 GMC Duramax between the front two grab hooks below the bumper