Nilight2PCS 18W 1260lm Spot Driving Fog Light Off Road Led Lights Bar Mounting Bracket for SUV Boat 4" Jeep Lamp,2 years Warranty

Read all negative reviews, everyone was upset because it did not include a wiring harness or because it was not stronger than a searchlight. I installed these on my lawnmower and they work perfectly. It's like turning on headlights in my car! Some of the negative comments are somewhat true and yes the washers provided are almost useless, but you can find all you need locally or order them on Amazon and you will only need 8 of them. That being said, I drilled one hole 5/16" and mounted the Bracket then crimped spate terminals to the provided wire, mounted the lights and plugged them in. They work perfect for mowing even though you can only see about 300 feet ahead.

I recently installed the Nilight 60W pod lights on my vehicle, and I’m genuinely impressed with their performance. The build quality is solid and rugged, perfect for off-road use. They throw out a powerful, clean white light that greatly improves visibility at night, especially in rural or unlit areas. Installation was straightforward, and they’ve held up well through rough weather and driving conditions. For the price, these lights deliver exceptional brightness and reliability—definitely a great value. I’d highly recommend them to anyone needing durable and effective auxiliary lighting.

On my Jeep I've installed the nilight pods and light bars. For the off-road trails in the desert, mountains, and forests. Full 360° allumination around my Jeep. I love these lights. Now to get some of the "puck" lights to light up the under belly.

Gave a 4 star rating because of the mountability. The installation of the lights is something to consider when you are setting up your rig. We put these inside a road armor Evolution bumper with full reaper guard. (look it up) So, the bumper calls for you to use Rigid lights. The Rigid lights are extremely expensive. We opted to try something else. We bought these. They fit, but they are a pain in the butt to adjust. There are 4 (count them...4) set bolts to tighten on the sides for adjustment. 2 on each side. In the evolution bumper light hole, you physically can't get to the bolts to tighten them. So, you have to slide the light into the hole, hold it in place with one hand at the base while making the height adjustment with your other hand, all while trying to not block the light. Then you have to slide the light forward and turn it 90 degrees to access the bolts to tighten. Again, all while trying to hold everything from moving. Then, slide it back in, hold the base and check it to see if it's still where you wanted it.On top of that, the power cord for the light does not come out of the rear of the light. Rather, it comes out of the housing on one side or the other. This is CONVIENENTLY right above where one of the adjustment bolts it located. So, getting a socket onto the bolt while trying to hold everything where you want it is a real treat. It will test your patience.Overall, the light looks great. They appear to be durable. I write this review, not to criticize the light or the manufacture, but just to share the challenge of installation. Everyone's application may be different, but this was ours... Plus, the lights the bumper company wanted us to buy were $500.00 for a pair of these. These were on sale on Amazon for $14.00!Can't complain about that!Good luck on your install.

I installed them on my T- top boat as spreader lights, so far no rusting pitting, flaking or issues yet and are very bright at night.

As described online and great quality. Arrived fast. Bright and focused.

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The media could not be loaded. I bought the green version to mount on my back rack for rear facing lights.Only 1 other person had a head on photo of the green ones so im here to post more pictures. I have had issues with Nilight before where the lights dimmed out in less than a year, they replaced them for me that time.You can see it has a lot of spotlight but also a lot of flood and can cover a ton of ground.Im not a very big fan of the mounting style. I have to take the split washers off otherwise it's too tight to pivot the lights.I also noticed people have issues with the hardware rusting, so im going to paint right over the nuts and bolts when I repaint my backrack.