JW Speaker Model TS4000 Auxiliary LED Lights (Black) - 551693 - 0551693 - 4-Wheel The Model TS4000 is a 7 inch round LED auxiliary l

JW Speaker Model TS4000 Auxiliary LED Lights (Black) - 551693 - 0551693

By JW Speaker

$463.50

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0551693

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The Model TS4000 is a 7 inch round LED auxiliary light designed specifically with rugged off-road use in mind. Combining the latest in LED technology with engineered solid optics, the TS4000 is an LED off-road light that projects a powerful 133,000 candela of bright, white light! Design features a heavy-duty, die-cast aluminum housing and state-of-the-art LEDs, which are resistant to the shock and vibration. The shallow 2 inch depth provides users with mounting flexibility ideal for off-road enthusiasts who want to customize their rig. The Model TS4000 offers a powerful LED off-road light ideal for lighting up any terrain! Universal;Finish: Black;Solidstate LEDs;Nickle Housing;Polycarbonate Lens;133,000 candela;Bolt-On stud mount;Sold As A Pair; California Residents: WARNING

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