I like the rock lights, they help on the trails and round some the farms I go to at night. Though I put them before n after the tires not above them. They create to much of a shadow when they are above the tire to me.

Just when I see them on 12" lifted trucks riding on 24s or 32s with that stupid bed dragging look flashing all kinds of colors ...... ya not so much.

 

with that stupid bed dragging look

Thats called the Carolina Squat, and South Carolina just outlawed it. The height difference between front and rear fenders must now be no more than, i think, 4".

And yes, its dumb.

Rock lights are cool, when used for an actual purpose. Otherwise, just install a Street Glow setup haha

 

Yo BillyBobBlevinsBronco,
Thanks!i
In winter, we need the lights for travel in local one way in and out of the Pine Barrens trails here in NJ when snow levels close the roads.

 

Did you do two per wheel? That's a good amount of light!

 

Yep! Mounted them at roughly 11 o'clock and 1 o'clock, above every wheel. Also, there's one under the driver door, passenger door, above my front sway bar, and on the frame in the rear. One per side.

 

Rock lights and show lights are cool, also belly lighting is a good security feature so you can see if someone is under your truck hiding or trying to steal cats. Just another level of detterence

 

The rock lights look pretty cool.
They outlawed the Carolina squat here in VA as well.

 

Good job, those put out more light than my OEM headlights 😐 What are the headlights and taillights? I've been looking to upgrade mine to something more modern.

 

Hey! Thanks for the reply. I made a thread on my aftermarket lights here. Hope this was helpful, when you’re done upgrading, whether it be the same lights as me or not, come back and update me!

 

Throwing in some extra pics from during the install.

 

I think those are the same tailights i have except mine are the red ones. Very happy with them so far