Auxbeam Bronco Headlights with Amber DRL's

[ArcticBronco]

Has anyone tried Auxbeam's Bronco Headlights with Amber DRL's? I can't find any reviews online, but people seem to like their pod lights

https://auxbeam.com/products/2020-2...ssembly-projector?_pos=3&_sid=6cbdf26d6&_ss=r

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[Figmo]

Wonder if you can keep the DRL on when in park?

It’s always bugged me that the bronco turns off the DRL‘s when you’re in park

yeah, yeah, I know. “Why have “running“ lights if you’re not actually running?”

But it just really triggers my OCD. I’m weird that way.

 

[Dadsquatch]

Wonder if you can keep the DRL on when in park?

It’s always bugged me that the bronco turns off the DRL‘s when you’re in park

yeah, yeah, I know. “Why have “running“ lights if you’re not actually running?”

But it just really triggers my OCD. I’m weird that way.

I believe if you use auto start the DRLs remain. Little hack.

 

[DarthLincoln]

Has anyone tried Auxbeam's Bronco Headlights with Amber DRL's? I can't find any reviews online, but people seem to like their pod lights

https://auxbeam.com/products/2020-2...ssembly-projector?_pos=3&_sid=6cbdf26d6&_ss=r

The lights you linked to don’t have amber DRLs. These are just like the OEM signature lights with amber turn signals but white DRLs.

Do you a different link where the DRLs are amber?

 

[Ducati1098]

The lights you linked to don’t have amber DRLs. These are just like the OEM signature lights with amber turn signals but white DRLs.

Do you a different link where the DRLs are amber?

You can select the color in the drop down menu on the website.

 

[SierraBronco]

You can select the color in the drop down menu on the website.

People just don’t read the “user maunal” these days.

Is auxbeam the harbor freight line or am I confusing them with something else?

 

[Ducati1098]

People just don’t read the “user maunal” these days.

Is auxbeam the harbor freight line or am I confusing them with something else?

Not sure. Can’t say I’ve ever heard of auxbeam

 

[4x4TruckLEDs.com]

I dunno. Auxbeam doesn't have the longest running history of selling quality parts. They sell cheap lights which people buy because when they fail they are cheap enough to replace.

We sell their switch panels, which work pretty good for what they are. But we no longer sell their lights. I actually just removed all Auxbeam lighting we had on our site (we used to list some of their light bars).

It's just not worth hearing customers complain about lights getting water in them and rusting that we pulled them.

I wouldn't trust my headlights with Auxbeam, sorry. That's just something you REALLY want a quality light for. That's not like an off-road light, It's a headlight. If that thing fails, well you're SOL on the road at night and that's not going to be good.

 

[4x4TruckLEDs.com]

People just don’t read the “user maunal” these days.

Is auxbeam the harbor freight line or am I confusing them with something else?

No Auxbeam is a well known overseas company that is VERY popular because of their budget friendly lighting. By no means are their products quality at all but they are VERY VERY inexpensive. EXTREMELY popular on amazon. My first light bar was actually an Auxbeam bar MANY years ago (it rusted right away lol).

People buy their bars because they are dirt cheap. But they will rust and fail over time. LOTS of companies sell the same exact bars under different names because they are all made form the same suppliers overseas.

They have a few warehouses here in the states to ship from but again, just like harbor freight and all the other similar bars out there, they are imported and are very very low quality products. They do throw light down the road, but again... inexpensive.

As I wrote above, we USED to sell their light bars but after switching to higher end brands like Baja, Rigid, KC, Morimoto & Diode we decided to no longer sell these bars. We do sell their switch panels though which work pretty well. I've only had 1 or 2 fail on me over the years.

 

[SierraBronco]

No Auxbeam is a well known overseas company that is VERY popular because of their budget friendly lighting. By no means are their products quality at all but they are VERY VERY inexpensive. EXTREMELY popular on amazon. My first light bar was actually an Auxbeam bar MANY years ago (it rusted right away lol).

People buy their bars because they are dirt cheap. But they will rust and fail over time. LOTS of companies sell the same exact bars under different names because they are all made form the same suppliers overseas.

They have a few warehouses here in the states to ship from but again, just like harbor freight and all the other similar bars out there, they are imported and are very very low quality products. They do throw light down the road, but again... inexpensive.

As I wrote above, we USED to sell their light bars but after switching to higher end brands like Baja, Rigid, KC, Morimoto & Diode we decided to no longer sell these bars. We do sell their switch panels though which work pretty well. I've only had 1 or 2 fail on me over the years.

As the old saying goes-“I’m too poor to buy cheap.”

*This does not apply to portals, it turns out

 

[DarthLincoln]

People just don’t read the “user maunal” these days.

Haha! This is what happens when I try to check out the website on my phone at 1am.

 

[SierraBronco]

Haha! This is what happens when I try to check out the website on my phone at 1am.

I was actually making a joke about the website, as that’s how they spelled “manual.”

 

[BadlandsA51]

From what I’ve seen, most aftermarket headlights/tail lights are less than stellar quality. Don’t get rid of your originals, you might want to put them back in at some point.

 

[SierraBronco]

From what I’ve seen, most aftermarket headlights/tail lights are less than stellar quality. Don’t get rid of your originals, you might want to put them back in at some point.

I’ve noticed the same thing. And customer service seems spotty, at best.

 

[BadlandsA51]

I’ve noticed the same thing. And customer service seems spotty, at best.

You really only rent them short term.

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