Are these light street legal in the USA
272951
Yes. From Truck Lite's website: "When properly mounted, the lamp is designed to conform to the requirements listed in the Department of Transportation (DOT), FMVSS-108 and Transport Canada (TC), CMVSS-108. Headlamps marked with the DOT symbol signifies the lamps are street legal."
994859
i live in pa. so this can not be titled here and also no lighting so it cannot be street legal strictly for off road use
159334
they are road legal so they will have some yellow to them. there are the osram hyper which are white but not road legal and also have less output. the whiter you go the less output you get
655172
You could if they were mounted low enough. They are SUPER- bright, so I'd be careful about laws where you live. But they would work great
150452
I believe you can. Just unscrew the wheels and find light up ones that will fit.
286839
No not at all. First off its illegal to have Amber headlight and high beams. They wouldn't even provide enough light to be used as headlights or high beams. Your better off with HID's or Xenon's for your low or high beams.
2253478
Checked dc sports website and it doesnt say which products are not ca street legal. here is their number if you want to check 6269685147
2168362
Pretty sure that's total Allen, the website should have more info, either that or just call Ridgid, their customer service is excellent. I can tell you that they are way beyond bright, I have them on my jeep and even pointed down some they are too bright for on-road use IMO if there's any oncoming traffic.
487481
They may not be legal where you live. Yet, I've used these (and other similar Hella) lights for years in both California and Washington state. The thing that you need to remember is YOU choose what bulbs to install in the headlight assembly. The 80w/100w, if aimed correctly, should not get you pulled over. The 100w/150w bulbs probably will. And the high wattage bulbs may well damage the wiring to the headlight. I recommend running 55w/60w bulbs and avoiding all the trouble you might otherwise cause yourself.
655898
I would safely say these lights (red and blue or just blue) are illegal in most states. Only law enforcement, state or feds may use these lights. It should be fine to just use white and amber or just amber for road emergencies, security and tow trucks. Some states tow trucks use white only or amber only but you would be safe using white and amber or just amber.
718667
I believe so. I don't think that any light bulbs can be sold in US unless they are certified by UL.
837934
As long as you have the right connection...We absolutely love how these light up the street at night. They should work though, I believe most of the newer model cars have the interchangeable connection already
1905405
In a pinch, yes you could use them. I haven't been outside at 430am but they are bright when I have seen them at midnight.
1618444
Yes and it said offroad use only online, 65 watt low beam is legal limit for on road I believe in most states
1561951
They are not street legal, cannot be put in place of a signal in your bumper. Further, if you don't have the rear (heatsinking) area exposed they cannot run continuously without overheating in (an average temperature) environment. Perhaps the airflow from a moving vehicle will offset that.
1813609
The load draw on these lights is small enough not to cause a problem. I would check with with your local laws because the fender lights may have to be red. Not sure about that.
47081
It all depends where you mount them. If they are on the bumper, they will be fine as long as they're angled properly. If they are mounted up by the windshield, they will blind oncoming traffic. I don't know about the states in your law, but in NY, any auxiliary lighting mounted above the headlights is for off road use only.