RIGID INDUSTRIES D-Series PRO Flood Beam, Pair, Universal, 2-Pack

You can't go wrong with Rigid lights. I initially tried a less expensive pair of Philips pod lights but it turned out they created substantial RFI (radio frequency interference) so that was a deal breaker considering I have a ham radio in my jeep. Disrupted FM as well. The Rigid lights are RFI free and very bright. Spend the extra money, you won't be disappointed.

Great product. Shipping only took one day. Great experience!!!!!!!

The lights are well built and completely watertight. These provide a very bright flood light that lights up about 50 yds forward with a wide and tall beam of light. They are not to be used with oncoming traffic because it will blind other drivers. They are perfect for off road and dark deserted roads. I would highly recommend the brand, and the type of lights. I put them on a Ram 2500 with a HD steel Bumper and they were easy to adapt to both the bumper and the original wiring harness connectors.

Installed a pair of these floods on the cowling --the bottom of the A pillar -- on a 4WD van used for overlanding. We aimed them approximately 45-degrees from straight ahead towards the roadsides.We want ditch lights because the vehicle's stock lights do a fair job of illuminating what is directly ahead, but, naturally and by design, don't show us what's off to the side. In their first real trial, we drove on rural road with no streetlights and no traffic for 30+ minutes with these on and, at least to the sides of the vehicle, it was almost like driving in daylight.We did not want a million lumens for ditch lights, and with four LEDs pumping out a claimed 3,168 raw lumens per pair or 1,584 each lamp, these are perfect for our intended purpose. The build construction seems fine -- Rigid claims IP68 sealing -- but time will tell if they stand up to the elements. Each lamp draws 2.14 amps, and we installed the pair without a relay using a 10-amp switch designed to fit in a knock-out on our van's dashboard.The color temperature of these lamps is high, which means the light is very white. The stock incandescent headlights seem yellow by comparison. The color temperature is not bad or good -- it's just an observation of their output.The wiring harness is fine. The included switch is illuminated but as mentioned we didn't use it. We had to cut the harness to adapt it to our use. That's not a criticism of the harness as one size cannot fit all. Be prepared to break out your soldering iron and shrink-tube during installation.Cautiously optimistic about the longevity of these lamps. Will update this review if they fail prematurely.

All my friends tease me about buying rigid industries products because they’re more money than what they could find at other outlets. I really think they’re worth it. I’ve had one of the light bars for over five years in the sand (almost 10,000 miles of sand driving) and the lens is still perfect. Other guys have to replace their cheap ones every year because they stop working or the lens is so bad they so not work well enough. These work great! Nice and bright and they can handle the excessive vibrations from off roading.

Easy to connect.Strongly recommend to connect this product to an “RF” transmitter (also sold on Amazon)

Very bright work excellent

These are the real deal... these lights are great. Super well built and produce a lot of light. Comes with everything you need.Keep in mind that there are several different beam patterns, and you need to know what you want out of the light. If you want a driving beam, or a light that will shine really far, then get the spots. If you want your light to illuminate a wide area then get the floods... one will not fit the needs of the other...People that are saying these lights didn't work well for them probably got the wrong beam pattern... i wanted ti light up a wide area, so I got the floods, and they do exactly what I wanted.