Piaa 05672 LED Driving Light Kit, White

Brightest lights

I installed these on the engine guards of my 2020 Triumph Bonneville T120. They are really not designed for a motorcycle; but they work well. Here in flat Florida, they reach out down the and light up the night. I have them aimed so they don't blind oncoming traffic.I wish the beam were a little wider; but the fog light version didn't reach far enough down the road. I run these in the day time to make me more visible.

These lights are a very well built. At the $250 price point, they fall in between the cheap chinese LED lights that are all over Amazon, which leak and burn out and the super expensive quality brands like Baja Designs and KC. The build quality of the PIAA is definitely up there with the most expensive brands. My only negative comment is that the brightness is more inline with factory LED headlight highbeams rather than the absurd amount of light that you can get out of some "off road only" light systems. I like that you can use the lights with the included rock guards installed so you don't have to mess with light covers when you want to use the lights. Overall very satisfied.

These are nice lights and great quality and they do get the car that classic rally look. They go well with my PIAA 5370 fog lights.But in comparison to the Nilight-brand LED driving lights that I have on my other car, there’s simply is no comparison… For about $50 less, the Nighlight 9 inch LED lights are like carbon-arc search lights.The PIAA lights are basically an augment spotlight for my miserable little high beams on my Crown Victoria. To be fair the PIAA lights are of good quality; but if you measure value in regards to how much light a driving light puts out, they simply do not match up to the LED spotlights and driving lights that are out there.The PIAA wiring harness is kind of flimsy and cheesy in comparison to the Nilight brand; they really give you a solid wiring harness.Overall, I guess my review will be in the standard millennial term: Meh.I’m keeping them basically, for the stylistic looks

I installed an aev bumper on my 2018 ram 2500 and it didn’t look right with the blank light covers that came with it. So I knew I wanted some kind of 6in led light to fit the light bezels. I’m not running the Baja 1000, and have never found much use for aux lighting. I didn’t want to spend $1200 on lights, but I also didn’t want to buy cheap lights that would frost up or quit working in a year or so. After scouring the internet I settled on these. I’m very happy with them so far. They seemed to be built well. Nice wiring harness/relay/switch came with the lights. They are definitely brighter than my high beams, they do an excellent job of lighting up deer far ahead of where my headlights will. Overall they are a good light for $210.

I was a bit skeptical about ordering these considering the reviews on the mounting bracket so I called PIAA and asked if they had done anything to improve them. They assured me that they solved the issue with a steel insert to reinforce it. So with their assurance I ordered these for my rzr and couldn't be happier.I mounted them up and torqued them down. I've had them on the trail and in the dunes for a few months with no sign of weakness in the brackets. The light output far outshines my headlights and the lower power draw is a plus as my aftermarket sound system pulls a lot of power and I was worried about my charging system.Pros: long beam reach, low power draw, white lightCons: wish the beam was a little wider

Sturdy heavy duty housing for the unit. Very bright output. I wired it so it's only activated if my low beams are turned on. The angle of the light throw is perfect, providing visibility in the dark at wider angles.You have to be a little handy on how and where to mount the fuse, the switch and the relay for this system.I'm not a fan of the push button to activate the light.Very pleased with this product.

Many better cheaper lights for half the price that are much brighter. I would not recommend, the manufacturer should be ashamed for selling this junk