why should they not be be used on the freeway?
1743072
They are not so bright that a car going at freeway speeds would really notice them, especially since they are small
569126
I'm not sure why they wouldn't be? I wouldn't use them on pavement though, as it tends to wear out the wheels and make them rough.
1373382
They are not legal for public road use and the mounts aren't sturdy enough to keep them aimed for off-road motorcycle use.
1115706
I would not try it. they are made to load an ATV but I would not walk on them trying to move anything.
1872424
It could work for short rides. But it would be very unstable for the freeway or longer distance rides
54714
I have not had any problems at freeway speeds 70MPH+. Unless you drive maybe 90MPH+ you should not have any problems.I was initially wondered if they would put the wheels out of balance because they are a little large but at 70MPH I did not notice any additional vibration. If you plan on some very high speeds you should get a wheel balance with the sensors installed.
1998591
I don't see any reason why they couldn't, but I have no proof that it won't damage anything behind that. I've only used them on a vehicle so far and they worked great.
1261978
These were designed for high-beam only. They are also for off road use only, so in most states it would be a bad idea to replace your standard lo-beams with these.
1550897
They are designed to use with a helmet, no way to keep them on your head otherwise. NH is a helmet free state also but I prefer the safety of helmet and these units work very well in this configuration.
190490
Personally, I always prefer using them for exhaust because if you use them as intake you will have more dust in your cabinet and potentially more dust on and in your electronics.
299223
The short answer is yes. Just make sure they are clean! If not you may lose them on the freeway! No armor all or wax.
1299974
It's not designed to stay in while you drive. With that being said I drive around town with it on all the time. I don't drive with it on the highway show because it wouldn't be good if it fell off at those speeds.
1898834
They are terrible in high noise areas. They are intended so that you hear ambient noise. I cannot hear well even when running along a busy road.
459019
I used these while driving a very noisy vehicle. They took out the motor noise and road rumble, but left me the frequencies above 1.5 kHz, so I could still hear sirens, horns, and even the person talking next to me. I would think they'd be safe for power tool use as well.
1028460
i live in CA and have had 4 of these mounted on my subaru impreza for about a year now. all my research has suggested that they are ok for use off road but considering they are very bright i wouldnt use them while driving on the freeway or heavy traffic areas.
412588
These lights are very bright and have a wide angle, would not work as fog lights, driving lights maybe. They are not intended for on road use. Off road they would be great driving lights. I am sure they would not be street legal in any state.
1143369
Don't eat them, and don't microwave them until they melt or start to steam. Probably not a good idea to leave them in the car on a 100F day either, but like Richard M. said, they tend to stick Prop 65 on everything in Cali. It's just a warning that there might (might!) be something potentially toxic/poisonous (i.e. plastic, neoprene, almost anything you shouldn't eat) in them. Don't gnaw on them and you should be fine.