4 Inch Round Led Pod Lights, 60W Led Off Road Driving Fog Lights, Spot Auxiliary Bumper Light Bar Fit For 12V 24V Car Trucks Pickup ATV Boat Motorcycle (Pack of 2)

1st ... I got 4 of the flood-beam ones and 6 of the pencil beam ones facing forward. With these 10 extra lights I have 1 Lux at 1'000 meters which is enough to read a newspaper. And they are way better looking on the car than any ugly LED light bar ever would be. 2nd ... I have 3 of the wide beam ones in the rear as reverse lights. 1st & 2nd People has asked me where I bought these lights. LED-bars have very small reflectors and pretty low power output per LED-chip. Sure, they have a lot of LED-chips, but that doesn't compensate for the bad design. A design where the LED-chip isn't centered at the bottom of the minimalistic "reflector". This is the main difference between my lights and the ugly LED-light-bar. My lights has a higher wattage output and a larger reflector per LED chip than any LED-bar. Because it's simple physics. This knowledge makes a massive difference. The light source is one part of the equation. The reflector is the second, because the reflector will guide the light in the right direction and in the acquired pattern in front of the vehicle. The power of the LED-chip is only one part of the equation. How its light is projected infront of the vehicle is another. Sufemotec understands this, far too many others don't. - I spent several months searching for LED lights like these, and I have no regrets buying them, installing them, using them. The pencil beam ones are the best, in my opinion. The more the merrier. I got 4 flood beams, 2 would have been good enough. But at the time of purchase I didn't know better. These lights are 10 cm (4 inch) in diameter. Sufemotec should have made some that are 15 (or 20 cm) in diameter. Even as they are a bit too small the output is still massive. I never expected one Lux at 1'000 meters. I hope they will last the 50'000 hours the manufacturer claims because as the old guy I am I don't want to install them again. If you want good extra lights with a massive output - buy these.

They are very bright compared to regular fog lights.

Very bright and easy to install

Important TIPs: #1 The light in pictures and especially the video causes the cell phone camera to dim the light so teh picture isn't over exposed, meaning it is even brighter in person. #2 BEFORE installing plug in one light at night and shine it around to decide if you are ok with the brightness and spot pattern. #3 the higher the lights are mounted the better - think of a helicopter search light. I mounted them too low which causes a line across the pavement and limits the ability to project the light out at a distance. PROS: Tons of light more than you could ever want. NEVER gets hot - I plugged in one to my battery charger and forgot it on for 2 hours - lens barely warm @ 58F degrees. No flickering. No moisture yet and drove 2x in light rain and heavy fog and park outside and bike was parked with no cover in a heavy downpour. CONS: On the street the light is so intense on the pavement it turns blacktop tar white. Street signs are so bright it hurts your eyes. Signs are brightly lit even from 250+ feet away. While this might sound impressive it is beneficial to select something with half the power and the same spot pattern and ideally a lens that is half the size in order to further focus the beam and avoid blinding other drivers. I might mount just one light directly under the headlight and triggered by the high-beam switch. Size: Almost too large for a motorcycle where you want the lights to be protected by the crash bars.

El foco no ilumina lo que dice, el has de luz es pobre y tenue, es una farsa, lo instale en mi camioneta y no ilumina igual.