Look good and bright!

Signals wired backwards.. get Hopkins -41153 for plug-n- play hidden wiring and reverse light functions!!

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Very nice working, easy to install

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I like the look of the light and it works well but didn’t take long to have condensation inside the strip, took a long time to come out and had to seal it with silicone to prevent it from happening a 3 time.

Great led tailgate bar and syncs perfect with my turn signals. No delay or anything. I installed these on a 2017 RAM 1500 and it was breeze to install once I removed my tailgate. I also used double sided Gorilla tape, to ensure the tail strip doesn’t fall off. FYI, if installing on a RAM order the Curt wiring harness if you don’t want to splice into the factory wires. Only splice you’ll have to make, is the one for the reverse option. I would definitely order these again if I needed a tail strip.

My wife bought this for me and I like it very much. I'm an electrician with a well equipped garage so I found the installation quick, easy and enjoyable. Rather using the plug in I ran the wires to the tail lights.

When I got my new truck, I wanted to install a light bar to dress it up. I am guessing that everyone who gets a new truck feels the same way, lol. At the dealership or at after market retail shops, these light bars can cost $200.00 installed. Well, why pay that price when I can get one for around 50 bucks and screw it on myself? Some of you are thinking the same thing, that is why you are reading this review. Remember that old saying, you get what you pay for? That old adage applies here. This product is not well made. It failed me after 5 months of usage. The return policy is to return it to the manufacture within one year of failing and then THEY will make the determination whether or not to fix it or replace it. So when it fails, and it will, you will never get your money back. You will have to return it in its original packaging which is a long 5 foot tube. Most people do not keep the packaging that something came in or keep it for a week and then throw it in the trash once the product has proven it works for that week. Is the manufacturer counting on the fact that you wont return it because it is a PITA? Probably. WOW, what happened to "Stand behind your product"? So long story short, as my truck cap was being installed, I asked the service department if they could hard wire the light bar instead of having it installed via the trailer plug. "Sir, this light bar does not work", I was told. I did notice that there were times when I hit my unlock button or starting button, the bar failed to light up. After a short while, it just quit working. I ended up having another one installed at the custom conversion store along with my truck cap. I was going to return it to Amazon. That is how I found out about the return policy. So, I would have to purchase a 5 foot tube and pay for shipping back to the manufacturer. That would have been a cost of around $35 for a unit that cost me $54.99. Then either have a "fixed" unit or a new one which I would then turn around and try to sell at less of a cost than I paid for it. I would have been out money AND I would have sold a POS to someone else and that didn't sit well with me.SO, I decided to eat the cost of $54.99. I have a very nice light bar installed now!!! Yeah it cost me $212.00 instead of $50 but it is worth it!!! You already have $54.99 saved up for a light bar so my advice is to continue to put money aside and add another $157.01. It is well worth it!!!!! You are going to drill holes and screw it into your truck and either hard wire the lights or rig it so that you can plug it into your trailer hitch (which you do know that you have to unplug when you plug in your trailer) and then remove it when it stops working and deal with returning it or just chalk it up like I did. I am trying to save you that hassle, (send donations to me, lol).It is just not worth it.

I ordered one of the LED brake bars, and a couple of the LEDs burnt out within a month and water got into the light housing. I contacted the seller, and they shipped me another one free of charge, and it has worked perfectly. However, I did a little research:Before hooking this light up, seal around the light housing where the wires come out with some silicone to prevent water/moisture from getting into the light. Takes no time at all to do a little extra sealing job, and it made all the difference. The lights work perfectly and burn bright.

This is the 2nd one of these I've ordered. The first one I mounted on my 2013 F150. I just loved it. It worked great and looked great. I changed vehicles and have an F250 now. I liked the LED bar so well I put one on it too. The same 60in bar fits both the Ford F150 and F250 models. Do yourself a favor and order the trailer wiring harness splitter. I just did not want to cut the wires on my brand new truck. So I ordered the harness that allowed me to have an extra flat 4 connector. I just plugged the harness into it. Now you will have to tap into your back up light. No way around that. But tapping into 1 wire vs 5 is no biggie.Over all I'm happy! It looks awesome

First off, this came very quick, easy to install if you're mechanically inclined, novices should get it installed for them. So, i ordered this because my f250 sits pretty high, therefore the stock reverse lights don't illuminate the pavement, but this does. it has 10+ modes, left turn signal, right turn signal, hazard flashers, brake lights, brake with left signal brake with right signal, reverse lights, reverse with brake, and more reverse modes. It looks very cool in reverse with brake on because it has white and red LED's illuminated. only negatives for me was if you buy the reverse model, they should come with butt connectors and all models should come with zipties to hang up the loose wires. I had these things easilly accessible but many people do not.

This is for Chevy or GMC Truck owners. First the light is great, bright, and works at everything it says. LEDGLOW makes great stuff with very strong lights. Now for GM owners this does work but I had to buy a new trailer hitch plug that also has a 4 pin plug to it. My 2011 Silverado only has the round 7 pin plug so that's why you would need to change it. For older Chevy's they have the 4 pin plug.This is super easy to install. For the reverse light just go to autozone and ask them for "wire quick connects" and you just place both wires in and push them together. So easy and looks great and clean on the truck. Also the 60 inch one reaches from one side of the bed to the other and the 49 inch is way shorter.