would these work for the front of my truck for offroading?
166842
Yes, but you're going to have to figure out how to mount and wire them, it will be different for every vehicle. If you've never done that before you're either going to need some mechanical or electrical aptitude, a friend who's done it before, or take it to an auto/off road shop.
166843
Absolutely!!!! I have mine mounted on the front of my truck and they work great.
166844
Yes I would get the round set though I found them to be a lot brighter and have a much greater beam distance. I Ended up using the square lights for reverse lights on a back rack and in my front bumper because I didn't need them to shine as far.
166845
Yes, I have them on the front of my truck. They are flood lights; not spot lights fyi
166846
These would be great for up close. Throw a very wide beam. However the range is probably 100-150 feet. If you are a crawler they would work be great nothing in that range would be out of sight. If you want some distance they make Spotlight versions of these. I have some of the round ones and they shine a good ways down the road. I put them on my 4 wheeler.
166847
For slow crawling yes. These aren't pencil beams, they're 30 degree floods. Your better off buying HIDs or a light bar
380967
I believe they bolt to the body & not the frame so I'm not sure how well suited they would be for the rugged stuff.
1530930
Yes...we bought them for our 2004 f-150 (4 door but front door has to be open in order to open the back door - it's not a full size 4 door)....
496452
Bonnie, I used these steps to mount on the side of my truck bed to give me access to the area in front of, but behind the cab door. I had to fabricate the mounts, the the step was my choice because of the sturdy construction and serrated step. I would think that they will fit your truck as they had a lot of adjustment capacity built into the hardware. Best of luck !
993915
Sorry, but I have no idea if they will go on the front of that truck or not. I bought them for the rear of a GMC Sierra
2135867
Your truck came with 6x8 speakers....if you don't mind doing a little cutting, they will work.
1111166
They definitely would work but might be overkill as rear surrounds. Especially if you are also running a subwoofer.
569152
Yes, I installed them on a 1 ton Ford 4x4 pickup which I use to haul a 14k RV.I've had no problems either hauling the RV or just using the pickup for transportation.
757006
Sorry I do not know I use mine for off road only. I have seen them in some replacement bumpers but don't know the way they used.
599766
They will work for front and back, however on a 2500 they would look better if they were a bit bigger.
2253701
They will probably work for your application, as long as you have 1-1/2" to 2" Leaf Springs, a straight axle, and u-bolts, plates, nuts, and washers holding them together now, but I can't say for sure. The good news is, this a fairly cheap option to try, and if they work you'll be happy. And, if they don't work, at least you didn't spend too much money on them.
1411993
I have a 1997 K1500 Z71 Offroad package and these are what I have on my truck. Amazon said they would work and so far they have been okay for the price paid. If you are looking for top of the line you are going to have to pay for it. these are okay for the price , and they should work.
1100161
The ones I purchased were for a highway tractor/trailer unit. Here is the link to the ones that you are probably needing for your trailer duals.
2241311
I don't see why bit. These go on top of your struts. They worked in my 2o13 f150 2 wheel dr
307944
thay have ramps for thr front ofmost trucks. I would look for ramps forrampsto fit front of what truck you have.
1558469
Hi Amy. Yes they will work as long as your side rails are raised. Meaning space between them and the roof. Thanks for asking
1281005
They will work properly if you install them on the front. The only difference is the direction of the near object. They will sound when you front bumper gets near to an object.