Auxbeam 7 Inch LED Light Bar 36W LED Driving Light Spot LED Work Light Waterproof LED Lights for Trucks Car Pickup ATV Jeep Motorcycle Boat Golf Cart with Mounting Brackets

Good sturdy quality, was exactly as pictured, well packaged.

I installed a pair of these in the inner pockets of my 2000 Chevy Silverado bumper cover next to the factory fog lights. I was able to mount to the frame horn behind the bumper cover. The lights are very bright and I am very satisfied with the brightness. The mounts attach the housing and are adjustable from side to side so you can align them very easily. The only negative that I had was in the rotation of the mount. (This is why I did not give it a five star rating) There are grooves or slots that allow the bracket to grab the housing so that it does not vibrate loose changing the angle or pitch of the light field. This allows you to rotate and set the field of view for the lights up or down. The problem for me was that the angle between the slots caused the light to be pointed more at the ground than I wanted and rotated to the next slot had it pointed more in the air than I wanted. There is no way the manufacture could foresee this and if I had mounted the brackets to a level object on the vehicle it may have resolved the issue. But it turned out as such and I felt it should be noted. Other than the one issue I am very pleased with the lights. I have some pics but the camera did not do these lights justice. I will show high beam and the Auxbeam. It appears that when the brighter lights came on that my camera actually dimmed the shot or some kind of auto correction on the brightness occurred. In person the trees and all the area around the drive in front of me lit up significantly. I definitely would recommend these to some one wanting more than standard lighting but not all out major off road lighting.

UPDATE: Just heard back from customer service at Auxbeam. They only offer the one bracket that has two bolts, one holding the bracket to the mount, and one holding the LED to the bracket. According to the rep, there are no other brackets, regardless of the picture and description of the item. This is a severe downgrade from the identical LED that I purchased from them in 2015. Very, very disappointed, especially as the bolt holding the LED to the bracket stripped out on mine. Snug was too much for it. Since they no longer offer the superior bracket from 2015, I feel that they should at least offer the second bracket with the four mounting screws to fasten it to the LED. I will probably buy from another seller in the future who offers the better bracket.This is my second LED from this company, but it's slightly disappointing this time around. My first one came with a mounting bracket similar to the ones included with this item: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N484DAH/ref=sspa_dk_detail_5?psc=1 This LED has one mounting bracket, not two as inferred in the description, and it is the one using one bolt to mount it to the LED, not four bolts. A disappointment, but if this one is like the other one, it will serve the purpose. I'll contact customer service to see if there's anything that they can do. It is possible that I misread the description. Of the two currently available brackets, I'd like the other one.Original review, purchased November 20, 2015:Bought this for my Mercedes SLK230. Yes, it's a two-seater, and there is no room in the cockpit for storing a spot light. Which I need as my eyesight isn't what it use to be and finding addresses while driving is nearly impossible for me. I mounted the light on the car so it will illuminate the side of the road, and so far, it does its job admirably.Yes, it looks a little out of place on the car, but with the flat black vinyl covered body, the black CB antenna with the rubber steering boot covering the steel spring, the light just adds to the military look of the car. Besides, it's my car and I'm happy with it.Barring any of the problems I've seen listed here, the light should serve my purposes. Very satisfied.

Great product. I installed these on my Can Am 650 Outlander, and they're very bright. The factory headlights have two power wires - one for brights, and one for dims. I disconnected the wire for the brights and connected it to these lights, so that when I switch to brights, these come on. MUCH better than factory brights. Down side is that you have to figure out a mounting method. I purchased mounts on Amazon, that grip the front bars, and it works quite well. I was able to mount below the front rack, so that stuff on the rack didn't hit the lights, which was important to me. Another plus is that you can rotate the lights to light up to the side if necessary. The beam pattern is pretty wide, but bright enough to light up the path much further than is needed on an ATV.

Mounted this light behind the front grill on a Yamaha Rhino, aimed it at the ground 30 feet in front of UTV. Great for spotting hazards on nighttime trail rides.

I originally got these to mount on my bed rail for reverse and auxiliary lighting in the rear. But after some deep reconsideration I decided to mount them behind my grill. I have an 87 f250 460 I had to remove about an inch off the grill fins from the inside. I torched a ripsaw blade to get it nice and hot and it cut thru the plastic like butter. I tried taking pictures at night but the camera does no justice on how far these things can throw light and how much area they light up. Great for the trails and street legal where I've mounted them. I also used them to finish putting in a fence after sundown for about an hour with my truck off and my big 460 started no problem. Try using the headlights without the engine running for more than 20 minutes and good luck starting it. I have a Mictuning 2 lead wiring harness and the switch looks great on the dash. Soon I will have it mounted on a piece of diamond plate. If you've gotten this far in my review and haven't scrolled up to buy these then you might as well now. They are ideal for any 12v lighting application.