Will these blind oncoming traffic or can I leave them on at all times at night while on road?
452705
they are bright enough to blind oncoming traffic, a lot would depend on how you have them aimed. i installed mine in a winch bumper, it is hard to tell if it the lights themselves or if it is the bumper causing issues with the light pattern, but I am unimpressed with these lights. I purchased a set of 5 inch KC fogs for the other mounts in the bumper and they work very nicely.
452706
I was wondering the same thing so I left them on one night in traffic. I got flashed several times.
452707
I bought these for my son, so the answer comes from him. If you have them mounted on your grill and pointed slightly down you can leave them on & use your low beams otherwise. He says that unless he is driving on dirt roads or very dark, heavily deer populated areas, he turns them off on the highway.Hope this helps!
1294813
I just checked the glasses to see if they reduce glare from oncoming headlights. The quick answer is that they do not, except insofar as they reduce light transmission by being yellow. Reduced light transmission at night is a bad thing if you're on a dark road, so I recommend you do not wear these at night. Instead, if you're having trouble with glare from oncoming headlights, consult an optician or opthalmologist to find out what options they know about to reduce glare.
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!
832273
Yes you can, I changed mine and they are a little brighter and stay on all night.
1991460
That's what I drive. They fit perfectly. Even had bulbs in them. Very easy to install. I see the road much better at night now.
1808556
The bottom lights are only going to work when the brights are on as those are the brights. Top are the low beams. It would be very foolish to wire them to stay on, you'd have a lot of angry drivers and there would be nothing you can do about it.
22463
I am not sure. But they are very bright. Night time driving ,I can see the difference.
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.
192431
Definitely not. The slight magnification distorts your view more than help with glare. Do not use these for night driving.
82074
They stay on as long as they are selected on and the headlights are turned on. Even the parking lights will allow them to remain on.
103219
Night vision is not bad lights are bright on the street.cars are visible as well .i have 2 if these good product for the money
804309
I they are dark the only problem is having to change your headlight bulbs to see at night. I have to drive with my high beams on to see.
1772187
I believe they are polarized which will make them more high definition. Anti reflextive, I'm not sure. I don't drive at night but a friend got a pair and said they help a lot. I use them on cloudy days..they make a cloudy day bright. Polycarbonate material automatically protects from UV rays. Hope this helps.
1833793
I drive country roads 80% of the time and I just turn them off when I see car headlights. I also drove past a cop with them on, these headlights lot up his face and I saw him perfectly. I never got pulled over.
1516778
I actually returned the pair I got because.they didn't seem to make a difference for night driving. I don't remember if they were polarized.
467373
I would not recommend it for night time driving. It is best used during the day.
1833792
They are illegal to operate on any road in the US (State and Federal law) or any European nation. It will blind other drivers. They do not meet SAE, ECE, or DOT safety regulations nor are they marked as such. Do not use them in any capacity other than as work lights, they are not bright enough or have a good pattern for high or low beams and would be a waste. I use them to optionally illuminate as I back up and they do not come on automatically. Only use them manually.