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I could not install any lights that screw down and are hard wired. Due to the pano roof there are too many layers of sheet metal that reinforce the roof and we were concerned with the screws breaking as the cab flexed. If not for the pano roof they would install. Installer has seen this happen...

Here it is

Yes they are expensive, after having them awhile now I will give my two cents:They do look really good imo but they are a pita. I hate having to cycle through the different functions just to get the one I want each time. I wish you could set them on one setting and have them come on that setting...

Yep, exactly where it has been since I’ve had the truck

Yes, tap the surround view I-con in the apps section on the screen and there will be 5 camera options appear to choose from

Yes you can see them well during the day, check out the thread “Cab lights, tried, failed, can not be done” to see all the information and comments/questions and specs on these lights from myself and other members as well regarding the cab lights, the amber lights on the front are just cheap...

According to the brochure they have approximately 14 hours worth of light when fully charged. They turn on and off via a small remote fob I keep with my regular key fob so unfortunately I have to manually turn them on, they are not connected to the truck in any way as far as turning on and off...

It was fast and simple, the tape works well, lights shouldn’t go anywhere. If one falls off it is because there are bigger problems!

They are from Cab Over America, LLC. They are solar powered attached with 3m tape, no drilling. I have a pano and was going to try standard lights which required drilling holes and screwing them down but not a good idea. There are multiple layers of steel in the roof and the screws or light...

Compatible with the in coil air bags, not the air ride suspension. My truck is coil suspension.

After 9 months and nearly 15,000 miles of trouble free ownership I finally have the truck set up how I want it. If you search my previous threads pertaining to lifts and cab lights it will provide more detail. Basically started with a 3 1/2” RC lift which was 3 1/2” front with a 1” rear block. I...

I agree, would be nice just to have them come on automatically but I guess I should just be happy that they are no drill and will work with having a pano roof!

Sorry, just noticed this, this is an awesome find, I had not seen these before. Thanks for the find, ordering now!

O’Reilly’s

Over 12,000 miles on a RC 3 1/2” lift and no problems. No major off-roading, just some occasional flatland pasture and field driving.

Go for it! I have had all the brands and this truck is amazing! Have had it since July and just turned over 12,000 trouble free miles. My truck info/details in my signature. Good luck!

Bought July of 2018, 11,500 miles and no problems. Would definitely buy again! Truck details in my signature.

Thank you! Appreciate the help, I’ll look into this ASAP!

I I thought the same but installer tried yesterday with a 2” block and said it wasn’t quite the same. Has anyone actually installed a 4th gen rear coil lower lift block on a 5th gen? Maybe I need a new installer or find time somehow to do it myself.