Auxbeam 360-PRO Series 9 Inch Round LED Off Road Lights - 270W, 37776LM Spot Flood Combo Light Bar for Trucks, Jeeps & ATVs | Durable Bumper Work Lights for Offroading, Camping & Night Driving

First off let me say, I live very very remote. Way out in the back country and 90% of my driving is on back country roads and highways, many many miles from any streetlights. I was looking for something I could add to the front of the truck that I could tie in with my high beams so that I can toggle them on/off for when traffic approaches. I had spent about 2 months looking and had settled my sights on the Baja Designs LP6. Seen the price...$474 + another $120ish for the wiring harness. Ok, no prob. Upon closer reading of their advertisement, that $474 price tag is for just 1 light! LMAO. not a pair. Ok, hard NO on that! They may be a great set of lights, but at $1000 for a pair of lights?!? Perhaps if I was a sponsored offroad racer and was spending someone else's money to pay for em! Otherwise no, they are priced far far outside the realm of practicality. So, spent another month looking and came upon these. Price for a pair + the wiring harness was just over half of 1 of the LP6s. Well, of everything I looked at, these seemed to be the next best I could find that was priced reasonably. I needed a combo light that has good light at distance in addition to good light at close range and off to the sides of the road in a flood pattern to be able to see if deer are along the roadside. They arrived today. I opened the box. First thing I see is that the mounting brackets are not only solid and stout, but actually have a stylish look to them. Not just plain janes to so speak. Nice touch. Moving to the lights themselves...they have substantial weight to them....IE well made. Thats another point in their favor. Then the wiring harness...very well thought out, made, and put together. so thats another plus point. Got em put on and fired em up...and I am thankful to have came upon these. The light pattern and range is wonderfully bright and shoots at a good distance when cruising 60-70mph on these old dark country roads. Legal for the street? Nah. But out here in the country, as long as you aint using them to deliberatly blind people, the use of such lights on the road is pretty much accepted. The law sees them as us ranchers do...IE a necessity to drive safe @ night/early mornings. IF you want a light that looks good, is made solid, and has a great light pattern that reaches out in addition to good close up light as well...you wont be disappointed in these. I sure as hell aint!! And these will be used on a daily basis driving to and from work. Not just put on the truck to look cool.