Nilight Flush Mount LED Light Pods 2PCS 5 Inch 36W Upgraded Spot Flood Combo Beam Round Driving Lights Fog Work Backup Bumper Lighting for Offroad 4x4 Truck SUV

I have purchased many light brands for my vehicle and this brand by far is the best bang for your buck. They last. I live in the northeast where the roads are heavily salted in the winter and they continue to hold up to the abuse where my other brands quickly deteriorate. Also super bright!

Wasn't too sure about these when I saw them online. I was expecting something cheaply made and something that felt equally cheap in my hand. I was pleasantly surprised when I opened the box and unpacked the contents. Everything was well packaged and nothing was scratched or damaged. The lights are heavy gauge metal body construction and are very sturdily built. I wouldn't recommend using the cardboard template though. U installed the first one without using it and everything came out good. Using the template, the holes were off a little and had to be bored out a little larger in order to get the bolt through the hole. Just slide the light through the cutout you make then mark the mounting holes and drill - perfect fit. I can't wait to see the difference these things make. As you can see in the picture, the bag contains bolts, buts and washers. It also contains an allen wrench to tighten the bolts.I could barely tell when my factory reverse lamps came on. After installing these lamps, I can clearly see when I am backing up. I get great illumination at least 50 feet behind my truck now; more than enough to safely back up without worry. I hope to get a long life of use from these, but if I were still deciding on which set to buy, I'd choose these.As I was installing them, a neighbor came by and said they looked great on the truck and that they didn't look aftermarket or out of place at all.All-in-all I would say the install is fairly easy with minimal "mechanical knowledge" required. Tools required: 4 1/2" grinder to cut through the bumper, needle nose vice grips, marker, drill with bit. On a 1 (easy) to 10 (hard) scale I'd give the install procedure a 2.The last picture shows the lights on. You can see the OEM reverse lights under the tail lights Huge difference.******UPDATE******About a week after installing the lights, I noticed one light was not working. I have not figured out yet what the problem is. I was thinking it was shorting out but that doesn't seem to be the problem. If I tap the back of the light, it will turn on (as long as it is suppose to be on). Now I am thinking it is defective.

Originally bought these for my plow truck, but never got around to installing them. We bought a 36’ diesel pusher RV and had a two week long cross country trip coming up not long after buying it. Knowing I’d be in dark areas and unfamiliar territory, I felt it was necessary to upgrade the junk factory reverse lights by adding these. They look great, don’t flicker, and are very bright at night! So far they still work great with no moisture or water intrusion even after multiple washes and 5200 miles of driving. Came with everything needed to get them installed on the bumper, but did not include any wiring or switches to get the power to them. Great price though and I’ll be buying more for my other vehicles! So far I’ve had zero issues with any of the NiLight products I’ve purchased

A fantastic OEM fog light or Day-Time Running Light replacement for my Hummer H2, fit perfectly in the OEM holes, could also be great for a number of other applications. I use all of their lights on my rig including pods, light bars, and now these fog lights. Genuinely really good for the cost, have gotten them super wet, under water, etc. Never gone out on me!

These are bright, but much more of a scattered flood than I was hoping for there's not much focus if any for the light beam. I have other nitlight lights on another truck they are a little smaller and have a more focused beam to them. Install is straight forward and difficult do to my choice of 1/4" diamondplate on my homemade bumper should be easy on anything else just make sure you aren't planning on cutting the holes with a 4.5" grinder there's no room for the corners to cover any overcut. So I started with grinder ended with Sawzall. They look nice very low profile now I just need to figure out how to keep them from lighting up the sky and keep them a bit more tamed toward the ground. This is not a defect just a flood light with a very impressive spread more than my personal preference

I bought these to go into my 02' Ford Rangers bumper. It comes with a template and I cut my back bumper out and installed these. I've had these over a year now, and they are very bright and beautiful to this day

Easy to install and very bright

Very Bright. Installed on rear bumper of F-650 to illuminate trailers, etc when hooking up at night.