which ones are the highest rated for on-road street use without blinding on coming traffic
998261
6K will give you the most "natural" look on the road without having that blinding effect. Temperatures such as 8 or 10K will draw more attention from the drivers eye given the blueish hue. However, from my experience 8K is a nice medium having that icy blue look - 10K goes overboard. Either way you will notice that no matter what you go with, it will look better than halogen
555192
Outside. And they are wonderful in day light but useless at night. You don't have a blind spot when you learn to look at these mirrors-and you have to "learn" - look at them when a vehicle is coming into your blind spot and you will see and gain confidence in them. Just know that when you get a full service car wash - they will get messed up and you will have to adjust them.
1090118
The Rigids are pretty bright, they'll be blinding oncoming drivers. The box states "For offroad use only".
1058895
No, these are not reccomended for automotive use. I would recommend LED strips or neon bars. However, keep in mind LED on automomobiles is illegal while driving but while stationary is perfectly legal. Thanks.
1221628
Here in VA 55w/65w blubs are the max legal limit for head light blubs, that's why they are listed as "off road use only". That said I have run them for many yearswith out any problems, just make sure your head lights are adjusted properly.
1951377
If they still face forward, they should remain bright for oncoming traffic - should be no issues.
770025
I would say more for day time use, but you could use it for night if you are traveling on well lit city streets or have it set up in a way that when getting blinded by on coming headlights you just have to shift your head to keep that from happening.
384651
Hello. Yes you can see thru them pretty well but, I would not suggest for front windows, it might impede your view of traffic.
1182005
It depends on how much you want to spend as there are many options out there. It seems that the Royal Purple Synchromax is the best rated option. I would go with that since it is a performance sports car. A cheaper and less popular option is the Redline D4 ATF. The safest choice is to buy what the dealer sells.
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
369438
I would not use them for rugged roads. they are good for the price. but not great. I use them for freeway use mostly.
1221627
Yes, they can be used for on road applications. I'm not positive they're dot approved but they look exactly like factory bulbs with just a slightly whiter light output.
1294815
I can't see well enough at night to drive safely anymore. Last night I HAD to drive home in the dark both on highway and dark, winding roads. These were a godsend, and made it home safely. They reduced the oncoming lights' glare and brightened the roads.
2085653
I dont have an answer for that, I dont think these were designed for night driving. They are generally for use with high intensity UV ray, for protection.
2111690
They are easily noticeable from at least a block away. Real bright at night. More intense then factory car reflectors.
1039936
As far as these lights staying on during bumps they do an excellent job. I do find that they are better for visibility than lighting the path in front of you. I suggest buying a product called Xtreme Bright, It's a bicycle light that mounts easily with no tools needed and boy does it live up to it's name. It is zoom in zoom out capable with steady or flash setting. It runs about $35 on Amazon and it also doubles as a flashlight.
1987360
They should be very good for either. I have used mine mostly outdoors, when the light is low.