Dodgezilla

The Wife's Town & Country really needs some foglights. they all claim to be great but I want a set that really work, aren't too big since I have limited space to mount them, and are at the right price. Anybody had any experience with aftermarket setups?

soulezoo

At places like pep boys, they have examples of different shape and size fog lights from $10-20. I have used them in the past with very good success and have not had a failure. Yes, they are cheap. Yes you get what you pay for. They certainly are not going illuminate the universe but are adequate to the task. Again, I've had no failures with them. All you get is some simple mounting hardware, two lights and a simple rocker or toggle switch. They are cheap and they work... not much more than that, but worth the cost. Best of all, lots of choices in sizes and shapes... they are basically JC Whitney stuff.

Shorts

Not sure if its an option but dad and I bought some auxillary lights from Tractor Supply years ago when we built his rear bumper for the truck; he needed extra lighting in the rear at night to see anything. The lights are the originals and still work!

Dodgezilla

Thanks guys. I guys I'll just roll the dice and hope that what I get lasts...

Shovelhead

I put these on Wifey's Landcruiser. (I used the yellow fog light version)
http://www.piaa.com/Lamps/Lamp-pages/2100.html



They're small in size, but throw quite a bit of light.

I've been happy with them,.... and more importantly, WIFEY has been happy with them.

rockcrawler304

Don't you mean since the Wifey is happy, you are happy?? we all know that if the wife aint happy, nobody is happy


BTW
x2 on the above lights. A friend has some and they do put out good light.

irocpractice

Got room for these?I used to use Cibie's or Marchal's when I did rallyes.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Cibie...item3361321214