32 Inch 180W Spot Flood Combo Led Light Bar 2Pcs 18W 4Inch Spot LED Pods Driving Off Road Lights with 14AWG Wiring Harness Kit-3 Leads for Van Car Pickup Golf Cart ATV UTV SUV Truck Boat

I live in a rural area with a lot of deer, and this light bar has been a huge help. I’ve been using it for over a month with no issues at all. The light reaches far into the surrounding fields, and I’ve noticed several times that deer seem to move off once they see it coming, which has been a big plus for nighttime driving. Just be sure to turn it off when someone approaches or they will be seeing the light of god.

33” triple row light bar in red: Nice kit, bight light, wires plenty long enough, excellent price. Made my own custom brackets to mount to roof bolts of a Can Am Commander XT 700. Pictures is in the day time but overcast.

This is very bright. It was easy to install with the brackets highly recommend. It is very good quality. There's no issues with it. I use it all the time. That was an easy install. So far, no problems with water or any type of it leaking, we did install it inside behind the grill, which makes it even nicer. Okay, sir. Definitely. Easy to adjust and yeah, make it fit wherever you need it to. It's definitely a great look. And the size is perfect for this Tacoma, grill, highly recommend it. It's a really nice one, doesn't get too hot but it is super bright. Nice fit, nice. Look, easy, install. Good deal

So, my 32" 180w bar came with no mounting hardware. BUT, I called the amazon customer service number ( 24hr/7d, 1(888) 280-4331) and she could not find a way to send me hardware so she asked if I'd accept a full refund and keep the light bar. I said "sure!" So, 5 stars. It's just a threaded bolt hole on each side so finding a way to mount it will be easy. Light is bright and works great. its not a Rigid or Baja but for a small fraction of the price for my 15 year old Tacoma this should work fine. I will keep the review updated over time (I promise, I know how helpful that is to people researching these). I do plan to seal around the lens and power cord with silicone as it seems moisture is a common weak point, also I'll make sure any non-stainless hardware has coat of paint before installing. I plan to do this with all my Nilights. I'll try to do some pics too. I have used or tested and reviewed the following Nilight LED lights: –2PC 27W Round Flood: work ok, great price but the 18W 4" Flood bars throw and disperse light better and seem just as bright. –2PC 27W Round Spot: don't bother. Had them next to the 27W round floods and could not see any difference. –2PC 18W 4" Flood Bar: work great. highly recommend for bright light for less than +-50 yards. –2PC 18W 4" Spot Bar: great little spot lights. Mounted on my '02 Tacoma bumper as fog lights wired with my high beams. –2PC 36w 6.5" Flood Bar: work ok, had a real bright "halo" effect to the light dispersement, I find for the money the 18W 4" flood bars disperse light better. We went with the 18W 4" flood bars over these for a 6x6 Polaris Ranger UTV. –2 piece NI18A-5 5.3" double-row Flood Bar: fairly bright broad flood dispersement, very flat wide beam, good for fog/driving lights. Seem just as bright as 36w 6" bars. Update: If you ever get a Nilight sent to you that's missing any pieces or hardware just get in touch with Amazon or Nilight and they'll take care of it. 09/2018 update: Two diodes have gone out and the whole thing flickers a little bit sometimes, been on the truck about 6 months. I will contact Nilight and see what they say. No other issues besides, no moisture (I did seal edges with silicone).

Would give 5 stars but the switch has started messing up flickering trying to turn on and stay on. The switch goes from on and off roughly about 25x a night from me switching it to not blind anybody with the lights. The light though has been on roughly 5 hours a night for 9 months now. It still works great, bright and illuminating. I bought another one for my other vehicle cause I like it so much. Edit: I bought another switch works like new. I added a video of the light bar performance after nearly one year use now.

WOW IS THIS BRIGHT, For the money this was a easy hook up and mount and is very bright, would recommend, I use it on my side by side and when I turn it on, its like daylight..

Very bright, lights up the entire road if you need a roof light I highly recommend this one!

Very Bright

Nice bar and very braight friendly

I bought these to replace some older light bars that have paint chipping and moisture under the lens These new ones almost immediately had LEDs start to fail so I put the old one back on

So far so good, fits perfectly in the lower grill of my 3rd gen Tacoma. Depending on the mounts you choose will depend on the ease of install. I went with the Dasen 32" mount, aligned perfect behind the grill. The only problems with Dasen mounts are the holes for mounting to the light are to small for the screws provided, so you will have to either file or drill a larger area to accommodate the OD of the Nilight screws. Second part of the Dasen mount is trimming of the inside cowls, not a big deal just don't like to trim if you don't have too. Now if you go with the Nilight mount you would have to drill into the aluminum crash bar and use a tap and die to install, also you'll need to use a 1/4" spacer on the bottom of the mounts to lift it up to have perfect alignment without trimming of cowls. So long story short...the light is great....the mounting is quite easy as well, just need to decide how you want to mount it.

I needed some more light as I drive down some side and dirt roads at night. There’s a lot of deer and other wildlife around that i’d rather not hit with my veh. So I bought the Nilight 32” LED lightbar for my 2015 4Runner. I may not be allowed to drive with the lightbar illuminated while driving, but I figure it’s like driving with high beams on. Instead of using the brackets that came with the lightbar, I bought different brackets specially made for the 4Runner to fit behind my grill. The bracket I got also has the option of installing a second lightbar in the future. After some troubleshooting with the wiring harness (needs 16awg / my wiring harness had negative polarity for some reason), I finally got the lightbar to work. It was bright enough for me on the dark roads. Now, I just need to figure out what angle I want them at as I think I have it pointed down a little too much and got a bright spot right in front, but that’s on me. Product wise it’s a good lightbar for the price. It’s inexpensive enough that I might get that second lightbar on the aftermarket bracket. Check out the video and pictures.

You get what you pay for. It's definitely not going against the quality of Baja Designs or Rigid but it's decent and I guess in a few years it looks terrible or doesn't work it's easy to replace once the wiring is done.....