Nilight 4 Inch LED Fog Light Assembly Compatible with 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Jeep Wrangler JK Unlimited JKU w/Conversion Cable Amber Lamps

Really like these lights for my 2013 Jeep Rubicon.Needed an adapter kit but replaced plastic with metal and much better than factory. Hopefully they will last a while.

Everything I've ordered for my jeep from this supplier, including these lights, have been great quality! wiring harness is well made, connections are well sealed, no fogging, clarity is on [point. work perfectly with existing wiring harness. look great! best product out there, especially for the cost!

If you have a JK with the 10th anniversary steel bumper (or clones from Amazon), you must use the adaptor bracket (sold separately). Should work fine on JK’s without this bumper, without buying the bracket.Installation took about 15 minutes with the most basic of hand tools.Look is great, quality is slightly better than OEM…the MOPAR housing and bracket are plastic. Value for the money…I believe these to be great. You get about 90 percent of the capability of other fog lights out there that cost 2-3 times as much. Unknown on water resistance- will reevaluate this as time goes on, I do know it’s hit or miss based on other reviews.The only issue I have is the supplied adaptor harness connector is 180 degrees off- meaning it does not clip in. Works as expected though.At the end of the day, you’re ordering a complete replacement that does exactly what it says it does. If these for whatever reason stop working down the line, I’ll just replace them out (likely with the same that I bought).

Direct fit for my Jeep jk. Easy install, 15 minutes. I had to refer to a U tube video for wiring instructions. 4 Quick Splice connectors needed, not included. Item came well packed with shock absorbing padding. Looks great on the Jeep. Definite improvement over stock headlights.

These lasted just long enough for Amazon's return policy to expire. I was skeptical upon install due to low quality fit and feel, but took a chance. Beam pattern is garbage no matter how you adjust, lights vibrate and rattle inside the housings, and a few weeks in, the high beam started shorting out the passenger side. I contacted Nilight 3 weeks ago with no reply...they don't care. I went with the LX lighs from Amazon as a replacement and they were definitely better quality with a nicer beam pattern. Also, the wiring harnesses from Nilight didn't fit well on my JK whereas the LX were much higher quality and fit perfect. Don't buy these if you have a JK.

Less than 6 months and 3000 miles and already one bulb is burned out. Terrible

The media could not be loaded. Light seem to be great. Fyi, if you hook up the amber halos for turn signals, and you have LED on all of your signal lights you may experience the yellow halo staying on steady when turnning on your turn signal, and/or not switching back to white after turning them off. I beleive it has to do with not pulling the turn signal line down to zero volts when off, other wise known as a floating signal. I ended up putting a regular bulb back in my front turn signal housing to resolve this (which the LED bulb i got for my front signal wouldnt fit in my housing anyways), however you can probably install a turn signal resistor to resolve this as well, so the turn signal curcit has a source to ground when switched off. At first i was having that issue, and as i started to experiment, I found that this resolved the issue. And I'm pretty happy with the results now. My truck is still in the middle of the engine getting built so I haven't gotten around to alignment of the lights yet, or found out how bright they are, but I have seem many jeeps and motorcycles with the same lights, so I'm sure they will be fine... I hope... if not, I'll be editing this..

I installed these as a replacement for the stock Mopar fog lights; they are awesome. Install was very simple, two screws and plug in the included wiring harness to the vehicle harness. These are significantly brighter than the stock lights and throw a wide beam down. I have used these a couple of times during inclement weather and it does help you see the side of the road. I would say these lights are the best bang for the buck I have found.