Ultra Vision Nitro Maxx 205 and 305 Driving Light Bar Review - Do I keep them? 

yes mate I agree, if I can and it makes sense I always prefer Aussi made

After sales support, so whatcwent wrong

yes 100% most overseas companies don't understand that there can be hundreds and sometimes thousands of KM of corrugation

I have the Nitro Max 180 driving lights for my new play truck build, can’t wait to test them

For that money they better last more than 10yrs

Good idea may have to look in to a bracket to lower it a bit, ideally it should be 10cm further back

Not really a bit to much effort for a light bar

I find it never really shows in video, but I also noticed yesterdays that to roof and front mounted light bar where slightly angled down (corrugation) so i readjusted them now (the roof bar was around 2-3 degrees down). I find the bar a fair bit better then the 200w Stedi I had before.

Yes mate that’s in also in my mind but haven’t tested that yet.

along A pillar on the outside, not ideal to be honest

Maybe I test them on my new play truck :-)

Hi John, I have had a set of Ultra Nitro 140W round spotties on my Prado for the past 18 months. I chose the Widr Beam (less range but wider beam) in the warmer 4000K temperature colour. I really rate them. They're not cheap but, in my opinion, they're worth it. They give a good 800+m of usable light but excellent spread up front lighting up the sides of the road which is important in the winding kangaroo/wombat country around my home area. The warmer colour reduces the flare from roadside signs but you still get a bit of it because you're pushing out a lot of light. If I had to replace them, I'd get exactly the same lights. Hope that helps.

@@leeobe Hi Lee, I have a similar usage requirement to you - very windy country road around home that has those large yellow alpine road curve signs, kangaroos and wombats. In this area I really only need to see out to 100-200m with good side vision more important than distance ahead. Two years on from your comment, would you still rate your 140W Widr beam spotties well in this sort of environment, or would you consider a light bar that pushes light out towards the side more? I currently have the 180W round version of what you have, but without the Widr beam, and it's far too strong and narrowly focussed, blinding me with glare off the signs while I can't see the road edges around curves. So I rarely use them! I've been looking at the Ultravision light bars (205W shown in this video), and also at Ultravision's beam pattern images to try to understand what they will output off to the side. From those images they don't appear to have much more side spread than the 140W Widr spotlight you have, even though they have 4x Widr lenses compared with 2x in your lights.

It’s not to bad actually but could be better I agree. Would need to make some custom brackets can’t be mounted lower as there is already hardly any access to bolts.

They come with anti theft bolts which were a pain to install on my truck due to space constraints below, needed to make a special tool.

The reason for your question could be interpreted 2 ways lol

that's a good idea mate, will keep that in mind for next test

Lol that’s ok as well