Thanks Dan!

Thanks for watching! Glad you found it helpful!

Totally agreed!

Screw the looks, worry about lowering the brightness cause they're blinding all the other drivers on the road but i guess as long as ppl can see 10 miles in front of em for no reason and they look cool screw everyone else right?

Thanks for sharing! I definitely like them too!!

Very true!! I might have to bite the bullet and do it!

Definitely 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

Do you have to program it with tazer ?

🔥🔥🔥🔥

So, 11 months later (since you commented). Are you still liking the Axial lights? How is beam/cutoff/brightness?

@@STLJonny yes I am my friend, no issues at all and they are very bright. So much easier to see especially when it's raining

YES!!!!!

Thanks Victor!!

Thanks Brandon!

Can’t go wrong with those!

Yah those are 🔥🔥🔥🔥

I gotta check them out

No thank you 🙏🏼

Really wish I had those!!

Thanks for the support 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

Haven’t had any flickering yet. I’ll try to do an update

Definitely

I would go with 9”!

@@adventuredex yeah..both are 9"

9”

Thanks for the info!!

Thanks for the info I was looking at the speakers headlights with integrated turn signal good to know mopars are also jw

Haha kind of

This is a headlight review. Not the KZfaq complaints department. Since we’re on the topic however, I do have a suggestion. I’d do sone research on a topic prior to putting your opinion on a public form. This will prevent future internet folk from forming a opinion about your intelligence and keep it only in regards to your view on a specific subject matter. The brightness of a headlight has little to do with how blinding they are to fellow drivers. It’s all about how the headlights are built and do they uphold U.S. DOT standards both in their design and their installation. Most the headlights that blind me are often very dim LED bulbs/occasional xenon, thrown into a reflective headlight housing so the light scatters every direction where as if there fitted with a projector lense they will throw a beam exponentially farther/ appear far brighter being jn focus with a nice clean cut off and not blind anyone as long as they are installed correctly. If the headlights are blinding me due to their brightness it’s often aftermarket headlights installed without proper alignment and adjustment or misaligned halogen bulbs on old vehicles so they appear as though the brights are on. I personally prefer other drivers to have bright headlights with the proper adjustment so they can see me and assist in lighting the road since I know they will not blind me if set correctly. On a side note, just because a car comes brand new from the dealer doesn’t mean the headlights are properly aligned.