Jeep Wrangler JK Auxbeam LED Headlights install and review

This video is an install and review of Auxbeam's LED headlights for the Jeep Wrangler JK. You can purchase the headlights featured in the video here: www.auxbeam.co...

[@lucas.5am639]

Very helpful vid. Thanks! Installing these today.

[@TheBeardedJeeper]

I need some new headlights mine are horrible. Makes it hard to see at night. You think jeep would put a better headlight in by now.

[@lucas.5am639]

The new JKs do come with brighter LED headlights now. They're expensive if you buy them after market though.

[@simonblake3914]

Thank you Tom.

[@RockyXTV]

Nice! Is the beam pattern on these more flat with a cut-off line or just all around light everywhere kind of pattern? We went with the KC HiLites led headlights and they are great because of their pattern. I have an older video on my channel that shows them vs the factory lights. That same video also shows the stock fog lights vs their LED fog lights. We are upgrading though to their new Gravity Pro LED Projector headlights to match our Gravity Pro LED Fog lights and Gravity Pro LED bumper lights. Only problem with the KC's....... expensive!!! Great video!

[@HowtowranglerJeep]

Thanks Rocky, and yeah they have a broad throw, I actually have to adjust them because they are a little high, but I must say on a dark road at night they are awesome! And the price is right!

[@kalidor2299]

What about the cut-off line on lowbeam? Dont want to blind others..

[@robertbellamy2292]

how do you find these do in cold temps? warm enough to melt snow and ice ?

[@swapsplat]

any issues with heat? LEDs produce more heat than standard halogen. some aftermarket led lights I've seen come with tiny fans or heat dispersion wrapping.

[@SmokeytheJeep]

I think you need to do more research. LEDs produce a tiny fraction of the heat a halogen does. For that reason, Truck-Lite offers a headlight with a built-in HEATER so the light doesn't ice over in wintry climates.

[@jrbass62]

Heat shrink would do better than tape...

[@pssita]

I know you got yours for free.. But how much is the set?

[@HowtowranglerJeep]

About $250 for the set

[@millschristophe9865]

Any issues with these LED's flicking ??

[@HowtowranglerJeep]

Not while Im driving, but I have noticed when I'm idling that there is a barely noticeable flicker at times.

[@millschristophe9865]

How to Wrangler Thanks - appreciate the honesty. Also, are these lights DOT compliant? In my research - I'm finding some are not...

[@HowtowranglerJeep]

As far as I know, I can tell you that I have had them for a while now and passed plenty of cops with no issues, if that helps

[@Jeff-ov1jr]

would have been more useful if you drove the jeep on a dark road to see if they will do more than light up the side of a house'

[@teon39]

Get rid of that worthless so called guard and they will work and look better but I bought the Peterson 701C’s for mine and they blow those out of the water.