MICTUNING 60 Inches Triple 504 LEDs Tailgate Strip Light Waterproof with 4-Way Flat Connector - 5 Functions Sequential Amber Turn Signal, Red Brake Running, White Reverse Lights

East y to install and looks really nice. I love the turn signal and the reverse lights really help illuminate the darkness behind your truck. I mounted to an 07 dodge Ram 2500 and these trucks have an access hole for the spare tire that’s right in the middle of where you need to install that usually prevents any installation of a light like this. As a workaround I installed heavy duty adhesive Velcro strip the length of the light strip on the back of the light strip and the hook portion of Velcro strip on the truck. Now I can peel back the light strip if I need to get to my spare tire without ruining the light strip!

This thing is cool with the sequential turn signals and it’s super bright. Worth it! I bought this brand before and their stuff lasts!

Works well, and looks fantastic. Highly recommend this particular bar.

I have a 2014 Chevy Silverado and I like this light bar because it lights up with your turn signals, hazards, and reverse lights. I also like that you can plug it in to your trailer light connector, but I hard wired mine because I didn’t like how I would have to unplug it when hooking up a trailer. There are some pros and cons to it though.Pros there are multiple ways to install and hook it up and it is very bright even in direct sunlight. If you have a back up camera the reverse function makes the light bar white and makes it very easy to see where you’re backing up.Some cons are that you have to connect the reverse wire to your reverse light (I didn’t mind because I was going to hardwire mine anyway and it was easy, but if you didn’t want to hardwire yours the reverse function wouldn’t work) there are two options to mount it you can either glue it or you can screw it in I chose to glue it with gorilla glue and it’s still holding up.

The media could not be loaded. I have one of these installed but it is older and I wanted an upgrade to one that did not have gaps in the lights.First off the connector does not easily fit into a standard trailer connector. I was going to hardwire it because the F150 will turn off BLIS if you use the trailer plug so this was a minor concern to me but may be more of one for others. I added a picture of a standard off the shelf plug from the auto parts store vs the one they provide with very anemic wiring. I guess it suits the needs for this light bar (maybe) but wow. Removed a star because of fit issues with the trailer plug.Second test it before you stick it on. If you do wire it put the wiring on the left side so it faces the right way.Without running lights all is ok from what I tested. Once you turn on running lights things get very squirrely.The running lights strobe when the blinker is on. Removed a star. I did not let it run long enough on a single turn signal to know if it missed. It likely could be.When using the flashers it will miss some of the flashes completely and then flash red and go back to flashing yellow. Removed a star.The brightness was ok. My sons is much brighter. This matches what I currently have from brightness in my opnion. You can compare it to my existing one in the video which is hard wired so they are not drawing off the same source and I have never had any of my trailers miss so not likely the truck wiring. I cannot help but think with a thicker ground things would be more reliable and not flash so much but it could also just as easily be poor circuits and resistors in the bar.I never even tried reverse because it did not work right without it.I do understand a delay in the turn signal and I prefer this method to flashing it first and then showing the solid red light. This is necessary because of how trailer wiring works but my son has one that works great and does not strobe with the running lights on. I would have purchased the same one for my truck but his is a solid bar that will not work on my truck because of extra bolts in the way. A flexible mount resolves this problem but this will not do.I returned this as non functional.

Had a slight bad odor, but I'm not gonna knock any stars off for that, its a light bar not a smell bar people.Light comes tightly wound, take it out of the box and place it in the sunlight let it unravel itself a little then place it on a flat surface and put something on top of it to force it to lay flat. This will help you exponentially when mounting. Also, prep your mounting area with a glass cleaner or better yet, isopropyl alcohol. This will ensure that your surface is as clean as free of any contaminates and can bond properly to the paint. Adhesive is TOP NOTCH, I didn't even use the brackets. I started lightly pressing the light bar to mock up the location to see if it was level, and when i went to peel it off it was already incredibly sticky and hard to pull off after BARELY pressing the light bar on. It has to be 3M adhesive or better, but doesn't say 3M on the backing tape. Every single LED works as far as I can see. I think some of the people who had problems with dead lights took it out and tried to stretch it flat immediately, which is bound to cause the PCB to crack or splint.Top notch light bar to say the leastPlenty brightEasy installHigh quality wire and constructionNOTE: If you are attaching to a truck with a trailer plug, you can tap into that wiring harness instead of tapping your taillight for the backup light.