I recently purchased the Redline Tailgate Light Bar, and I must say, I’m quite impressed with both the product's performance and the customer service. Product Quality and Performance: The light bar itself is well-built, sturdy, and made of durable materials that seem designed to last. It fits perfectly under the tailgate, and installation was straightforward. The included 3M adhesive tape holds it securely in place, even through rough weather and bumpy roads. In terms of functionality, the brightness is fantastic. The LEDs are sharp and vibrant, significantly improving visibility on the road, especially at night. The running lights, brake lights, and turn signals are all well-synced, making it a great addition for both aesthetics and safety. I also appreciated the seamless integration with the reverse lights, which adds extra lighting when backing up. Customer Service: Customer service was another pleasant surprise. After making the purchase I had an issue with the left turn signal not illuminating anymore. so I reached out to their support team. They responded quickly and were extremely helpful in guiding me through the process of replacing the faulty tailgate light bar. Overall, the Redline Tailgate Light Bar exceeded my expectations, and the outstanding customer service was the icing on the cake. I would highly recommend this product to anyone looking to enhance their truck’s visibility and style, backed by a company that genuinely supports its customers.

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Great light but hate the 2 second delay when braking!

I recently purchased the OPT7 60" Redline Triple Row LED Tailgate Light Bar with Sequential RED Turn Signal, and I couldn't be happier with this fantastic addition to my vehicle. It has truly transformed the way my car looks and functions. Here's why I'm so thrilled with it:Impressive Design: The first thing that struck me was the sleek and modern design of this LED light bar. It seamlessly blends with the aesthetics of my vehicle, enhancing its overall appearance.Superior Visibility: The brightness of this light bar is truly remarkable. It significantly improves visibility on the road, making driving safer, especially during nighttime or in adverse weather conditions.Sequential Turn Signals: The sequential red turn signals are a game-changer. They not only look cool but also provide an added layer of safety by clearly indicating my intentions to other drivers.Weatherproof: Living in an area with varying weather conditions, the weatherproof feature is crucial. I've had no issues with rain, snow, or even the occasional car wash; it continues to function flawlessly.Easy Installation: I'm not particularly handy when it comes to car modifications, but the installation of this light bar was surprisingly easy. The included instructions were clear, and I had it up and running in no time.Durable Build: The build quality of the OPT7 Redline light bar is top-notch. It feels robust and well-constructed, reassuring me that it will last for a long time.Versatile Functions: Besides being a tailgate light bar and turn signal, it also functions as a brake light and reverse light, making it a multifunctional addition to my vehicle.Great Value: Given its features and quality, the price I paid for this light bar felt like an incredible deal. It's an excellent investment for anyone looking to upgrade their vehicle's lighting.In conclusion, the OPT7 60" Redline Triple Row LED Tailgate Light Bar with Sequential RED Turn Signal is a fantastic addition to any vehicle. It's not just about aesthetics; it's about safety, visibility, and functionality. I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone looking to enhance their driving experience. This product has exceeded my expectations, and I'm proud to have it on my ride.

After two months I now have 2 taillight leds not working already.

Looks awesome!! The extra lights are awesome for safety..not too difficult to install ... I had to make a couple modifications on 2 of the truck's clips...I used the stick on, hard wire Method...the only issue there is a little delay when activated ...

Very easy to install looks awesome and is very bright but..... it only lasted me a little more than 2 weeks and leds stopped working and it got to a point where patches of less were out. I have the 60" version of it and will be returning it this weekend a friend of mine had the 48" version and he sent his back last week because his almost caught fire in the center of it. It actually melted and also melted part of the plastic on his bumper. The company is great to deal with and helped me out quick but its not their fault that the product is bad.

I installed this on my 2016 Ram 1500 after my family full of truck owners said it's a very worth while upgrade. I spent some time searching around Amazon and other shops for what light bar I wanted before I decided on this one from OPT7. Before we get into talking about the light bar, just know that I have never done this before and relied completely on YouTube to get me through everything.There are a few reasons I decided to go with this bar, but the main reasons are:1. Separate color LEDs for brake / reverse / turn signal lights.2. Turn signal lights aren't uniformly blinking lights, they start in the center and illuminate sequential outward (like some of the newer Mustangs).3. Looked like a VERY rigid base it was built on (AND IT IS).What you will need / should have:1. If you're doing the hardware clip installation, it involves putting screws into the exposed metal so you may need a drill to pre-drill holes or to at least have the force to get the include tapping screws into the metal. a. You will need either a Phillips head screw driver or bit for those aforementioned screws.2. Something to wipe the the dirt and grime off the metal/paint where you'll be installing. Mine came with a packaged wipe, but it was bone dry when I got it out so I had to use a rag anyway.3. Probably some sort of device you can pull up YouTube videos on.4. Wire strippers (not necessary, but recommended)5. Pliers or channel locks of some kind.Installation:Ok so the first thing I needed to do was remove my tailgate. A quick YouTube video later and it's safely off by myself. I'm not a big guy, maybe 5' 10", 165lbs and I could get the tailgate off myself. It's probably smart to just have a second set of hands but to each their own. I ended up going the adhesive route versus the metal clip route. I found it difficult, even with the tailgate off, to get my drill into a good spot to tap the screws in so I just bailed on that idea. As a word of warning: THE ADHESIVE IS SUPER STRONG. Once you tack it to something, it's going to be a bear to move. Luckily, the light bar's base is extremely well built and was able to withstand some serious tugging I had to do on it.The included wipe used to prep for the adhesive tape was bone dry (not sure if that's how it was supposed to be), but I got a dry cloth and just wiped it off really well. I recommend you make some quick measurements (accounting for the fact that the left side has an additional inch for the OPT7 logo) so you can properly center the light bar. Once this is done, I pulled just enough of the adhesive cover off so I could tack the right side to the truck while leaving the rest of the bar free to move around. I also removed a little bit of the left side (leaving the majority of the center intact) so I could lightly tack that side to the truck, take a step back, and visually inspect my line up. If that's good, you can simply just pull the rest of the adhesive's cover off while pressing the light bar to the truck.I initially installed this without tapping into my truck wires (just used the exterior plug), but it was ugly and so I decided to take the wire tap method. Another YouTube video later and figured out how to remove the plug for very easy wire access. OPT7 has a really good video on YouTube for how to go about wiring this up, but it's pretty straight forward. The included wire taps made hooking up to the existing wires a breeze. My only real complaint with this system is at this point. I'm not sure if the pieces of metal in the wire tap have too big of a gap and are unable to cut through to the copper, but I found that I needed to remove a couple of them, expose some of the copper wire on the existing cables, then put the wiretap back on to make it work. Other than that, there were no troubles at all installing this system. The reverse light was largely the same thing, just needed to remove the left brake light, feed up the white wire, and put another wire tap on it.Once that was all done and everything was put back into place, I had my wife start up my truck so I can stand behind it and see if it worked. Sure enough, everything kicked right on and worked flawlessly. The turn signals are very apparent, the brake lights were very bright (probably perfect for regular cars since the existing middle break light is up high), and the reverse lights added a whole new level of clarity at night. Seriously, it's blinding.Overall, this light bar has made a marked improvement to my truck that makes me feel much more visible at night. This is a solid light bar and the price ($89.99 at time of writing) is exactly where it needs to be. I couldn't be more pleased with this and I have no qualms about recommending it to others.