Not many businesses that do that anymore. That's quality care I wish every business had.I emailed him last week. Seems like he's doing his best to make things right. Sending out new units to those who haven't even had issues yet.
New batch or old batch? Any photos of them on the truck, during the day? Lights off?I went with the tinted LEDs, finally got them installed on Thursday .
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New batch from what I can tell. Yes, will be posted when I can get around to it.New batch or old batch? Any photos of them on the truck, during the day? Lights off?
My thoughts exactly. The company has been doing right by their customers with replacements, but it's been a lot of replacements. Not a very good look.love the look but geez they seem like more trouble then they are worth..
love the look but geez they seem like more trouble then they are worth..
My thoughts exactly. The company has been doing right by their customers with replacements, but it's been a lot of replacements. Not a very good look.
The issue is the quality. We are pretty sure these are cheap Chinese lights. You can literally buy the EXACT same lights themselves on Amazon for $20. It appears all the company is doing is adding the plastic backing plate, lengthening the wires and in some cases tinting the lenses, and building the kits.
The idea is there, but its not like they designed the lights for long term use or quality, which is the main issue with these.
Anyone else get the email from Bullseye? Sounds like they know how to provide customer service.
@BobbyLeeSniper - you are correct. @Solracer posted their video of how they prep and package the lights and that's pretty much what they do.
The problem is the quality of the LEDs from China. I've gone through numerous $20 LEDs from Amazon and they were all crap. Bullseye seems like they found a somewhat reliable supplier. I've had my Bullseye LEDs installed since August and after going through mud and many car washes I haven't had any issues (knocks on wood).
Has anyone else run into it throwing codes for 4wd, traction control, forward collision warning off(if equipped). The fuse they have you tap is the dtc fuse and when we initially plugged it in it threw all the codes. We then cleared them and drove fine 1 or 2 times... And now the same lights are on again...
Its not that bad, but watch a couple youtube on grill removal first. The worst part is the wheel fender thingys if you have them. (Sorry had a few)love the look but geez they seem like more trouble then they are worth..
Nope, try turning fuse, maybe in the wrong wayHas anyone else run into it throwing codes for 4wd, traction control, forward collision warning off(if equipped). The fuse they have you tap is the dtc fuse and when we initially plugged it in it threw all the codes. We then cleared them and drove fine 1 or 2 times... And now the same lights are on again...
I've had mine for over 4 months now and weekly truck washes and still running goodMy thoughts exactly. The company has been doing right by their customers with replacements, but it's been a lot of replacements. Not a very good look.
I ran into this issue when I was installing some other lights. Exact same problem. My issue turned out that I incorrectly installed the fuse tap for my lights.Has anyone else run into it throwing codes for 4wd, traction control, forward collision warning off(if equipped). The fuse they have you tap is the dtc fuse and when we initially plugged it in it threw all the codes. We then cleared them and drove fine 1 or 2 times... And now the same lights are on again...