are these street legal for any state or some states?
228920
Hi Vicente, I sorry, but that information I do not have, may you should check with DMV to find out there requirement for that information
886332
Yes but not all dealers carry them. I bought mine from the manufacturer or they gave me the name of a distributor.
174640
Yes you can use them for off-road but generally four on you roll use I has to comply with DOT standards and if they're too bright and cause safety issues may not be DOT approved so usually a off-roadoff-road lights will be brighter than these, I would look around a little more good luck
2053365
yes they are they can also be used as front tires, these tires are awesome.. great street tire. bought 2 sets use them on front and rear/// 2.8 tire and rim
2106303
Yes,in certain states.Check your local and state laws. Also,there is a misprint on a lot of the sellers sites on this item where it says they can't ship to North Carolina.They are legal to carry in North Carolina up to a police magnum (About 4 ounce container) if you are not a felon.
519212
According to K&N's website: http://www.knfilters.com/search/legal_all_states.htm, it is NOT legal in all 50 states. Arizona is one of those states where it is NOT legal. Thanks, Vincent Wright KMW Performance
1918976
Yes. Fully open plastic opening in rear of car cover. That makes it legal for street use.
135818
All the 150cc scooters that are listed on Amazon are street legal everywhere except California..
1261978
These were designed for high-beam only. They are also for off road use only, so in most states it would be a bad idea to replace your standard lo-beams with these.
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.
625445
We think this is legal in California. You may want to contact your local police department to make sure.
1764221
Don't know, but check legality of your state. West VA disallows them for bumper or grill mounted for on state road driving, even if properly adjusted... dumb!
1017685
The only reason for that description that I can think of is that this light is not street legal, in the US, with the exception of motorcycles. Maybe They just don't want to say that. Look up Daniel Stern Lighting.
1090117
Depends on your states laws regarding lights. Here in texas , as long as they do not project more than 75 feet and cannot shine above the side mirrors of a oncoming vehicle. Face them down within low beam specs basically.
449155
Sure. They will work in sand, mud, or snow. Anywhere you need to establish some traction and get your wheels moving a bit without spinning.
1727331
I believe they are legal in Australia. We do not ship to Australia at this time.
1951147
You will have to check the Michigan laws -- in California the same laws that apply to bicycles apply to the jetson -- no license needed, cannot ride on sidewalk ( just like a bike - it is not legal on a side walk)