Hummer EV needs more light! Time for a Light Bar..

Time to kick off the mods, and I’m thinking of starting with a light bar.

For those running a roof-mounted light bar, how much extra wind noise does it create? I’m leaning toward the M&R front bumper-mounted light bar.

Is anyone using the M&R Hummer EV Bumper 40in Light Bar-PRO?

Not legal for use while driving. So why? Unless you're off-roading.

Off-Road, Country Roads, etc.. We have a lot of deer in our neighborhood, so when the road is empty, I want as much light as possible!

roadking said:

Not legal for use while driving. So why? Unless you're off-roading.

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The Hummer is built for off-roading. That's its purpose.

On another note when we go to Yellowstone with my diesel truck and 37 foot camper the roof lights prove invaluable for spotting animals on the road. The road from Casper to Yellowstone is hundreds of miles of nothing but pitch-black night. You sometimes don't see another car for an hour or more. Once you get into Yellowstone you'll come across buffalo on the road every 5 miles.

Aux LIghts have their purpose, you just can't run them when other cars are on the road.

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Time to kick off the mods, and I’m thinking of starting with a light bar.

For those running a roof-mounted light bar, how much extra wind noise does it create? I’m leaning toward the M&R front bumper-mounted light bar.

Is anyone using the M&R Hummer EV Bumper 40in Light Bar-PRO?

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If you go with these please post a pic showing light range. I'm hesitant to go with roof mount because of wind noise and range issues. Numerous test have showng roof racks lower MPG on ice cars. My edition one came with the roof rack but I removed it.

I had a light bar like this on my Jeep. It came in so handy during lots of winter storms on tight roads.... (going less than 3 mph).