Shimeyao 2 Pcs Magnetic Base Light Bar Mounts Powerful Magnetic LED Light Bar Work Auxiliary Driving Lights on Hood Universal Magnet Mount Holder with Rubber Pad for SUV Off Road Truck Lamp Fog

Magnets are trusting to hold on top of truck. Mounted my plow strobe lights.

Purchased to use on my tractor to mount auxiliary lighting on my ROPSVery Pleased

I used these for light bars, fans and tool holders- works great.

Work great so far, very sturdy and strong magnets. They fit my 20 inch light bar very nice. It's easy to set up and mount to the car since all it is is magnets and a couple screws to hold in the mounts to the magnets. They could fit better on my hood if they could slant a tiny bit but that'd be awful to make. All in all, good set of mounts

I mounted flood lights on these "Shimeyao 2 Pcs Magnetic Base Light Bar Mounts". Then I made a wiring harness using left-over trailer wiring from Harbor Freight and attached a cigarette lighter plug to the wiring harness. That way I can easily transfer the lights between various vehicles and equipment, such as my backhoe, when needed. The magnets are more than strong enough to secure the lights to my equipment or to a car or truck without worry.I recommend these mounts

I used these to mount led lights on my tractor roll bar. They hold tight at this time. I will see how they do in cold wet snow.

The lights from Nilite are so so.They are cheap fixtures, I decided not to explore after receiving used 20 Inch light from them.I will look for perhaps more quality brand in the $100 - $200 range.The magnets and bravket (how can you go wrong) are good and solid. But the metric based thread limits their cross plstform use for mt photo gear.In any case, Ive only used them in doors, and cant speak to their ability not to rudt or corrode from outdoor exposure.At the end of the day, this product will perform as expected, especially with two magnet based system.

Will not stick to Hood, roof or even the side of my 2020 F150 Ford. Very odd. Guess Ford makes cheaper and cheaper trucks now. It did stick to my freezer lid and barn door; very strong and would work great. Mounted up to my light bar well, a bit bulky but I wasn't going for looks, I want it to stay in place while I drive 75+ MPH. Give it a shot, it may work for you, it did not for me.