I like the lights. They’re a good way to alert and warn motorists. Not to throw shade on the guy that wired them up, but I know I would have done a better job at wiring them up. Leaving wires close to sharp edges is a sure way to burn some things up or at minimum the jacket on the wire will start to chaff leading to electrical issues later on. Those wires should have had wire loom on them.

Looks great!

First, nice job installing your lights. I do have to agree with the viewer that suggested you shouldn’t have mounted your side lights at an angle. LED lights, especially TIR models like the lights you installed, give the brightest and best warning when viewed (mounted) straight. Their off access effectiveness is not the best so by installing them at the angle that you did, your brightest light effect is pointing upward above eye level. Even with the LINZ or Linear style light head, it’s best to aim straight or eye level but their off access intensity would have compensated enough if installed at the same angle. Other than that your installation was very clean and great decision on location of your switch. Good luck with your future videos and thanks for making and posting this one.

Great Job!! Clean Install bro

Good info! Thank you

good one，we also have same

Wouldn't have grinded it away... would've just used self taper screws with a gasket... or just regular self tappers with some silicone... something to help keep water out...

So you connected the red/black/yellow to that one long red wire?

How do you change pattern

they look dull on the video, are they brighter in person? hard to tell with videos

Nice!! Do you get to choose the pattern? Or do they change automatically/individually ? I have those bud red/white for my Jeep but I don’t know what controller to get, and probably I’ll want them to change on their own cause it can catch more attention. Plus a controller for multiple patterns is probably going to be bigger and need more space Oh and also, did you have to connect them to the vehicle battery?

Do you have an issue with sync. I find one strobe runs a little faster then the other and won't do same thing same time no matter what I try

Should’ve used lock tight on the threads....

What did he charge you to plug up the lights?

How did they wire the yellow wire?

the yellow cable were do you hooked it up

Self tappers work good instead of cutting toolbox

can you have these lights in texas if you're not some kind of emergency vehicle?

I have purchased the same ones and waiting for a good day to install. Couple questions since you've already done it. What gauge wire did you run for install? Did you look into putting extra sealant around them to prevent moisture? And how have they held up so far?

How much they charge you to install the wiring

I got 4 of them off temu for like $10

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Maybe the camera can be a bit closer would be helpful pls

Should be common practice to put links to purchase in the comments for videos like this. 😔

Wondering if it's illegal

why the hell would you mount them on the lid and not just on the side of the toolbox

Not strobes , they are LED, thanks

Wish you would have seen our PSA regarding how to recognize junk warning lights. The crap you just installed in your truck is an insurance liability. You could have purchased legit warning lights that meet SAE Certification for the same price.

My shirt has more personality

no sync damn

Cutting that big square hole in your box was STUPID. Why not just use self tapping sheet metal screws to attach the light and drill a MUCH SMALLER HOLE!!!!?!!?!?!!