4 Pods LED Rock Light Kit - Waterproof Underglow Neon Lights for ATV, SUV, Offroad Car, Truck & Boat | Multi-Color Options (Green) | Perfect for Night Off-Roading, Car Shows & Underbody Glow Effects

Excellent product, well built and a lot of light output. I've had them installed for about a week - I'll update this review if I have any trouble down the road. To date, I've purchased 3 of these sets built by "Amak" (red, white & amber) and was pleasantly surprised by the quality. I returned some other similar "prewired" lights for about the same price on amazon but the cables were way too short and given the custom nature of my install, the Amaks were a much option. They are sealed well with what looks like clear epoxy on the back so I don't think water intrusion will ever be an issue. I installed these in various locations on my 2500 Cummins. I put the white ones in the wheel wells facing down towards the tires. I put the amber ones on my grill guard facing directly forward similar to how the Ford Raptor has the factor amber grill lights.Lastly, the red ones are mounted on my step bar bars so that they are facing perpendicular to the ground - i.e. they shine from drivers side to passenger side (and vice versa) instead of directly facing downward. I tested a lot of different variations on where to install these under the truck and this method gave me the best result for wide light coverage.I tend to buy name brand, higher end lights - specifically Rigids - for things like offroad pod lights/light bars because their quality is excellent. HOWEVER, for this style of rock lights, the price for the Rigids was exponentially more expensive. If these Amaks hold up, they are a steal!WIRING TIP: The wire leads from these lights are sufficient...not excellent quality, not terrible either. I don't think I'll have an issue given the way I set mine up. The red and black insulated leads are shrouded in a much thicker black insulator. The insulation on the red/blk wires themselves feel more like silicone than a typical wire sleeve. You can actually use your fingernail and strip the insulation. To firm up everything after soldering, I use marine heat shrink tubes that are epoxy filled (Cheap from Harbor Freight) to cover each solder point for red/blk wires, then put a single, thicker diameter marine heat shrink tube over both wires and over the rock light black insulator. It firms everything up, seals out water and should provide a bulletproof solution. You should be using heat shrink tubes anyhow on these connections so take the extra time to do it right.