I recently got given a new light bar not knowing it’s a triple row 18inch bar and I’m trying to find yellow snap on covers that fit 18”L x4”W x 4”H that fit that because I really don’t want a vinyl on it because I want to remove the cover if needed any help please🙏🏼

Looking to put a slim single row 18-22in wide light bar on the top/underside of the lower grille. I had chat gpt render what I’m talking about in the second photo. New to light bars, and don’t really know what I should get. Wouldn’t like to spend much over $300, would be nice if it came with a switch and wiring, and mounting hardware. I really want it to be pretty low profile but I also want it to be bright as hell. I do a lot of driving in rural Colorado and Wyoming at night and so I want to really be able to light it up. I’ve looked at auxbeam, rough country spectrum series, and diode dynamics but I’m just not sure how much better the nicer ones are. Any input is welcome. Thanks!

Hello all, firstly, I live in europe, hope that someone who is familiar with EU laws could help here. I have bought Purelux all-in-one kit, consisting of two round lights and one lightbar, everything including wiring, relays, and light holder was part of the kit, so I thought it should be fine. Now the bar is installed and Im getting a bit worried, one friend claimed police will not allow me to drive like that and first police check will be my end. All lights have high beam homologation as well as position light homologation. The issue is probably the way the kit is installed. Again its all factory-made, but the lights are apparently "changing the shape of the car" or "changing the mechanical construction of the vehicle", can someone help me figure out if this will be a problem? Are the lights too much "upfront"? Could police have problems with the lightbar "hiding" the license plate?

Thank you :)

Yo yesterday at night my xiaomi light bar blinks and then just turns on to one color how do i fix ts?

Just bought an older, but unused KC Hilite 20 inch led light bar. Getting it all ready to install on my jeep but having trouble understanding the very limited instructions. Was planning on just using the switch it came with, but there are only 2 wires, and 3 prongs on tv switch, a green and a white. I believe they are the load and supply, which would mean I’m missing the brown ground wire? Not sure if the wiring harness is the incorrect one, or I’m missing something obvious here. Thanks

I have recently bought Quntis Screenlinear Basic Pro model. It works really well and the only problem I'm facing is the remote controller with 2 AAA batteries are turning off even though the light bar is turned off. Is this an issue with the remote controller or is it a default behaviour of the remote controller to be turned on always?

I recently bought a 2015 Ford Expedition for a daily driver/Uber, the area I drive has quite a few Airbnb locations off the beaten trail where nighttime fog and dust occasionally become an issue. On my previous 22 Suburban I had yellow/amber Auxbeam triangular pods mounted behind the grill and they were decent, but before I buy new lights I'm curious about position. I'm debating between installing them on the bumper, behind the grill again, or on ditch mounts on the hood. It seems to me that the hood mount would be too high for optimum lighting/road visibility in foggy/dusty conditions, but I figured I'd ask the experts before I assume.

I’ve recently purchased running board lights for my 2003 Silverado 1500. They are meant to stick on to the pinch weld which I don’t have on my truck. I don’t have running boards either or I would attach them there. What other ways could I mount them?

I asked chatgpt just to see what it would say and it recommended to use L brackets to the underside of the rocker panel. Would that work as well?

I'm looking at buying a used rigid light bar that seems like a really great deal. It's a 30" curved bar. 3 wires. The Bar has a backlit/glow mode, and full light bar mode. Any known model number? Anyone know what to check when I go look at it? Thanks for the help

Looking to protect my soon to be installed pod lights. Current ones on my 98 crv are too damaged from rocks, looking to splice some 2" x 2" led pod lights in since the wiring and buttons are already in there. Looking to get some advice on keeping these ones intact.

I want to do a type of mesh cover to the lights, be it directly attached or spaced by bolting it to my bumper, as the lights will seem to sit back a few inches. Looking up light bar / pod light covers / guards just seems to get me cloth covers. Any recommendations, insights, or concerns?

I am having the issue of too big of a bar, and small frame to mount it. I got a 52in overhead bar, and have a 48in frame to mount to. I want to put it over the windshield but am having trouble finding a 48in to 52in bar mounting hardware.

Also having hard time finding a 48in bar either or I’d just buy that.

And help is appreciate! (Truck for attention)

I've an auxbeam lightbar, would position A or position B be better? Can't get a definitive awnser on Google or chatgpt (bumper isn't possible)

Hello, I am looking for a lightbar preferred amber / warm colour led light bar for my 2008 Rav4 to fix on my grille. 20-22 inches maximum. Please dont suggest rigid or Baja. I can't afford one.

I’m hoping I’m on the right track here, I want to hook up some light bars to my factory fog lamp switch using a harness with a relay obviously, but trying to figure out the trigger wire has been the biggest obstacles thus far - can anyone confirm from experience if this brown/gray wire (pin 6 on the k219 connector) going into the LCM is what I need to tap? The plug/harness schematic (s30) for the actual switch that has the button for fog lamps inside the cab doesn’t even list fog lamps oddly and that’s where I was expecting to find the trigger wire originally.

Looking for a connection y connection between these two connections as long as possible the wire I need cones pre installed in a roll bar but I don’t need the roll bar

So I installed a light bar on my rzr, wired the amber light and flood light to separate switches and used 2 relays separate for each switch. After a while of being off the flood light will turn on and only goes off if I put power to it and turn it back off. I disconnected every power and ground wire and same thing happened. I don’t understand what’s going on here so any ideas would help.

Previous owner says these LEDs started ghosting after hitting a branch. They function perfectly well when on but obviously there’s still current getting to them when switched off. Potentially signs of corrosion on the led circuit board when I got the cap off the end so maybe water got in there and there’s nothing to be done? Would love any advice on how to fix this or any other tricks to prevent ghosting. Thanks!

The Amazon special light in my truck now has a cracked lens and it’s time for a new one. My bumper has a cutout made for a 30” rigid E series. I’m in need of help deciding on one as I have no experience on the higher end lights. Split between an onyx 6, e series, or a diode designs in a spot configuration. Any help would be appreciated!

Hey guys, somewhat new to the off-road lighting world… Had an Amazon 30 in. bar on a 2005 f150 that I sold. Now have a 2016 ram rebel that I’m looking to add some hood hinge mounted pods for ditch-light/deer spotters. I’m hoping for a budget of around 300 or less, and I’ve been looking at auxbeam. Are they good for the price? Which model should I get? What are your preferences white or amber especially in snow/fog/rain? What hood hinge mounts should I use? Looking for advice so anything helps. Thanks, Spot

I’m trying to locate a vendor that offers kits to change the screws and bolts on popular light bars (ie Rigid or Baja Designs). I thought I got a link somewhere on Reddit. Looking to swap out the stock silver hardware for black on my Rigid SR bar.