AuxbeamLED Light Bar 4 inch 18W LED Pods 1800lm Spot Beam Driving Light Offroad Lights with Wiring Harness (Pack of 2)

First, the lights are bright enough for our evening golf cart runs in our retirement community. Second, the excellent wiring harness alone is worth much of the price.I gave these lights 4 stars for "Easy to Install" because the wiring harness has shielded, female spade lugs on the wiring harness for the two light connections, but the lamp leads are only bare wire coming out of a nice vinyl shield. I had some spare male lugs, soldered them to the light leads (hint: make sure you drill the hole for the lamp cable just large enough to allow the lugs to pass through -- I had to clip the sides of the lugs before soldering, to reduce the lug width to pass through a hole sized for the cable shield), and the rest was easy.I think they're bright enough for 4-wheelers and utility off-road vehicles, but not for driving. For our use on the streets of our community, once I had them aimed right, they are excellent.The lens, housings, wire quality, and adjustments are very good, and I recommend these lights.

Used on a 8hp briggs engine on an MTD snowblower. Worked very well however only one will work since its 18W per light. Havent gotten to test it out in the snow but it will beat the days of using a headlamp! Ditched the factory wiring harness and used 16 awg primary wire to extend the stater and make a ground. Dont really need a fuse for something like that.

Super bright. Used them on my DRZ 400 Dual Sport. They seem pretty rugged and like they will last a while. If not, they are super cheap to replace! The wiring harness is actually great if you have common electrical knowledge plus it's pretty straight forward. Red to the red black to the black on the battery or some type of ground. White wires are + black are - on the pods. I had mine installed in about 25 min.

Installed these on my 2014 Ducati Hypermotard.First off, I took a star off because if you buy this light+harness kit, the lights should already come with connectors so it’s plug and play or at least have connectors in the box. Not a huge deal, but worth a star for a slight inconvenience.On to the lights and harness themselves.For the price I don’t think you’ll find lights with a better build quality or light output. You’ll have to spend 5-10x the price of these on that one name brand light company for more light output.The “spot” beam seems to be a mix between spot and flood, at least on a motorcycle. They don’t cast light super far but far enough and bright enough to be very helpful.So far I’ve tested these on pitch black twisty canyon roads and in the middle of the desert on a dirt road and even by themselves without my led headlight they are pretty bright. Actually more useable light than my headlight. My headlight just casts light farther.While in the desert I laid the bike down twice in deep sand and both times the right side light was crammed into the dirt/sand. A few scuffs and slightly tweaked bracket but nothing broken and the lights still work perfect.The wiring harness is a bit long for motorcycles, obviously these are intended for cars/trucks, but very easy to install and the harness seems just as well made and durable as the lights.I would definitely recommend these for someone who wants to add some more light output to their vehicle while also being budget friendly.

I bought another set but for my fishing boat.These are bright for their power size of 18 watts.Great product and company. I will continue with AuxBeam products until they go down with the light. LoL. These lights can compete and surpass other main name products in my book for half the price and with as good quality if not better.I have the 12"combo,31.5" 5-D combo and these 18 Watt floods on my '09 4X4 Super-Charged TRD- Tacoma.With mods.Happy lighting.Buckle up and stay off your darn phones when driving unless hands free.You never know what is over the next corner or hill. Be safe.Light it up with AuxBeam.

Material, Shape, looks, quality, is very good.But about the beem brightness is poor and not straight i feel bad about it.Unworthy

Very pleased to far. Easy to install, although I only used enough of the harness to splice it into wiring I already had in place. Harness was barely long enough to connect these on either side of the hood on my '97 4Runner, but it worked using CBI off-road brackets. Installed for a couple of months and no water behind the glass yet, nice and bright, seems like a great value to me

I already have a light bar and led light pods as fog lights bought from Auxbeam. I love their products very compact and bright and very versatile. Wiring these is no a complex task, many video tutorials on YouTube. These are almost glare free if you aim them at the right height. I use these as auxiliary driving lights at night time. They are bright on the road and they don’t blind other drivers like a full lightbar would. I love the spread pattern so much, however I may find a anti glare shield as a procautionary measure just to be safe.

The media could not be loaded. Fácil instalación solo es conectar a la batería, poner unas patitas a los cables de las luces y apretar con unas pinzas. Ya incluye todo.El botón se siente algo sencillo pero igual tiene un conector para facilitar el reemplazo en caso de averiarse.

Buen excelente producto, resiste el ala húmeda

I recently purchased Auxbeam lights, expecting good performance, but was disappointed by the subpar quality. Shortly after installation, I noticed condensation building up inside the lights. This moisture issue not only affects the brightness but also raises concerns about the long-term durability of the product. It's clear that the sealing and construction leave much to be desired. For the price, I expected better quality. I would not recommend these lights if you're looking for something reliable and weatherproof.

Despite the waterproof rating, these soak up water like a sponge and stop working as a result. Installed these on the roof rack of my truck as a rear spotlight. I installed one about a year ago, and shortly after, I noticed it was mostly full of water and all the hardware was corroding. I wasn't too upset as it still worked - but about a week ago, it broke. I had to disassemble the entire roof rack and install another one (I still had the second one as a spare). Because the first one leaked, I wanted to be really safe and added a bead of silicone around the edges of this one. Despite this, within one week, it had already completely filled up with water and was already broken. I hadn't even driven the truck in that period, that's only from it being parked.Do not buy these if they're going to be exposed to any moisture at all - not only are they not waterproof out of the box, there's not even a way to make them waterproof yourself.

I just plug it in to try, didnt even have time to press the ON button that the switch was fried .... I just emailed the company . lets see what they do about it ... ill edit my review then .EDIT ; So I played around a bit with the wiring to find out it was wrong and thats why the switch instantly fried . I went to local store to buy a new switch properly wired it , and now I got it working . I emailed the company they were pretty good about it a told them the switch burnt , I bought a new switch and now I got it working and they just refund me the money for the switch I bought at the store .Which is great . I understand not everybody knows how to do simple electricity you expect it to be plug and play when it comes with the harness but it is not .. maybe something to consider if you buy the 4inch POD . VERY bright and good for trails riding . Once the wiring is sorted out its a great buy !