Off Road lights
4X 6 5" 4x4 Off Road Round Driving Fog Lights Switch for Truck Pickup SUV Jeep | eBay
Hey just wanted to get some feedback on these. Anyone have these or heard bad things about them?
Hey just wanted to get some feedback on these. Anyone have these or heard bad things about them?
Hella 500 or Hella 700. My 700's were like $160 for two pair and they are a 7" 55w light. The 500 series is a little cheaper (price not quality) and a 6" light with 55w. I doubt you'd be disappointed with either. For that price I got the lights, light covers, wiring, switch, and relay; so pretty much all inclusive.
Those cheap ones are hella knock offs I am pretty sure. Same bulb/ power and come with all the hardware, wiring harness and switch.. 65$ for 4 I will let everyone know how they do. If they suck then lesson learned
I use tractor floods from Peterson. Two reasons:
1. They are cheap so if the get broken by an errant limb it's no great loss
2. You're driving tractor speeds off-road, or should be, so they provide plenty of light where you need it.
You do need a thick skin though because they aren't cool.
1. They are cheap so if the get broken by an errant limb it's no great loss
2. You're driving tractor speeds off-road, or should be, so they provide plenty of light where you need it.
You do need a thick skin though because they aren't cool.
I use tractor floods from Peterson. Two reasons:
1. They are cheap so if the get broken by an errant limb it's no great loss
2. You're driving tractor speeds off-road, or should be, so they provide plenty of light where you need it.
You do need a thick skin though because they aren't cool.
1. They are cheap so if the get broken by an errant limb it's no great loss
2. You're driving tractor speeds off-road, or should be, so they provide plenty of light where you need it.
You do need a thick skin though because they aren't cool.


