And since I want to put it on cars wheel, is it too bright to get me pulled over by cops? I am in seattle washington.
1864438
Every state is different and even different cities, but I had mine on for some time and even the cops have said nice sharp car and awesome rims ( that is because of the reflector tape ) it highlights the car more. Think it like this also bicycle riders use it on there bicycle so they be seen . They only stop u if it blinks so it acts like an police car but these don't , they stay an solid color when light hits on it and they even sell rims with different color. So simple answer u shouldn't have any problem at all and it does gives the car an different look.
1864439
no its not naturally bright at night, only when light is put on it... its reflective tape... if you are driving along it wont be glowing as in the photos
1864440
Depending on the state. Also by regular human nature, if u put them on a nice car police could get jealous and write u a ticket any way.
467373
I would not recommend it for night time driving. It is best used during the day.
187205
It is definitely bright enough to see the road, and to be seen from a distance. It is very "directional" though, so you have to make sure the angle is adjusted correctly and that you keep the screws tight so it doesn't get loose, and point too far down. For safety's sake, of course, I only drive it on the dirt road. I would not risk driving a golf cart on a paved road since cars can come up on you too fast! But we do really like this light kit, and our neighbors bought the same one after seeing ours.
466672
this light is bright, it's hurts your eyes if you look into it, so it should work great to work on cars at night, the magnet works great too, holds well. I bought two and am thinking of buying 2 more
582033
This light is bright but I point it down, 10-12feet in front of me. No car has flashed their lights at me so it must ne okay. It projects a white light in the center about four feet. The radius of light is enough even outside of the four feet. I've only used it twice at night and so far I like it.
2007802
I have a set of three for each vehicle. At NIGHT, they are really bright--they will really get one's attention a good distance away. I wouldn't hesitate to use them for warning at night. In the DAY, I would not use them at all. In the flash mode, The LED that is directly inline with the eye is sort of visible but at 60 feet away, it won't reach out and grab you. The two LEDs on either side of the one inline with the eye are reduced even more in visibility.Bottom line: At night--awesome. In daytime--not!
2207829
Absolutely not. You will have more than enough illumination once the bike is rolling.
1511410
I live in Connecticut and every single night I go to work I drive pass the police and never been pulled over for my lights so I would say they are legal but I can't be sure of the requiment where u live. Plus thus lights are not blinding at all, they are brighter than the stock light but soft to the eyes at night.
1484312
6k would probably be your best choice. It has a slight blue hue to it and is still plenty bright for the street. The higher you go (8k, 10k), the color will go darker blue to an almost purple hue.
1758784
Have not tired that yet but I'd say most likely not.... I got it along with bright white LED trun signals to make my bike stand out during the day. I hardly ever drive at night. Sorry I can't tell you more...
16852
This light looks real from the outside. If you want to have your car filled with them then I wouldn't use this. But just driving around it looks greats
2252551
The light I bought is holding up good with very rough play. Mine is set to blink. I got the red one and it is well visible at night. I live 1/2 mile off a paved road and have no street lights. Very dark at night. Only problem is it is not facing you all the time
2256376
Yes they are bright, police cars could use them for search lights. All kidding aside, they are ridiculously bright, I would say annoyingly so. Nothing a piece of black masking tape won't cover up though.
1913471
I would say it is bright, not "SUPER" bright. It meets OEM specs and is bright enough to serve as an effective turn signal. You need to replace them every 3-4 years as the color fades over time.
184384
I was going to put it in but held off when I made a trip to bowling Green. I've too have heard about cruise not working but will find out shortly when I put it in and experiment. It would be a lot cleaner on wire leading to turn signals not having resistors for my switchbacks. I have been selling led lights to several forums and locally to many people for about 3 years. I am one of maybe 2 in the US to carry the new Cree/driver headlights and can't keep them in stock they sell so fast. I am DFWWIZ on TBSSowners and GMTNation forums.
1833791
It is not street legal, nor is there much point in using them at all on streets because they cast a short, broad beam that won't illuminate anything at all in time to react to it. In other words it is more of a floodlight than a spot light.
1102486
It's OK. Enough to be more of a warning light for oncoming traffic. It's not bright enough, in my opinion, to be used as your primary headlight. I use this one in addition to another much brighter flashlight as my front bike lights.