Thread: 4wd supercentre LED driving lights

Seen a few with faded lenses so they must be some cheap poly carbonate id say
My son had a set on his playdoh they rattled apart
Like anything from that place go over it locktite and tighten

I've got a set of the 9" ones on the missus Prado and another set on my Defender and even though they haven't been on for years I reckon they are good value for money. The light they put out is sufficient for me, the mounting system seems strong and sturdy. Took the Defender down through the VHC with them on w/o any issues.
I'm not the sort of person who is prepared to spend a $1000+ on a set of spotlights that can still be damaged from an animal strike, etc. For the price and the light that they put out - I'm happy to keep on using the 4WD supacentre ones for sure.... others will bag them I'm sure, but I've had nothing but good experience with these lights to date....

I've had mine on for close to 3 years now. Still going great and are quite bright. I got the wiring kit for it as well. Easy to hook up. For the price i reckon they are a bargain. They are quite sturdy. One thing i would do though is use new nuts and bolts. The ones they use are cheap and eventually start to get surface rust. Other then that I'd say go for it.

I've got a fair bit of stuff from them. Nothing has let me down yet.

Can't comment on their spots, but I'm quite happy with their lightbar.

I have a set on the Disco of the 9" LED driving lights. They have been on there over 6 months and they are great.
Great light output, build quality etc for the cheap cheap price.
I was told by a guy who works for the 4wdsupacenter that the bigger 9" lights have larger reflectors for each individual LED compared to the smaller reflectors in the smaller LED driving lights. Larger reflectors basically makes the light go further.