Rigid fog lights have condensation after one trip through the car wash

Zasker1 · February 4, 2015

POS VETT · February 4, 2015

That's bad.

JcMont · February 4, 2015

Looks like a Warranty issue

pm26 · February 4, 2015

The part meets the Chinese quality control requirements.

FormerFordGuy · February 5, 2015

As much as they cost, you should be able to put them on a submarine without condensation issues.

pm26 · February 6, 2015

As much as they cost, you should be able to put them on a submarine without condensation issues.

But that's the name of the game - come up with a cheap design, and then make them as cheaply as possible in some third world country, and then price them so high that one would think they are designed for a submarine.

fondupot · February 6, 2015

get a hold of Rigid....

88junior · February 7, 2015

Definitely get a hold of Rigid. Way too pricey to have issues like that. I have a set of back up lights from them and have never had an issue. I have friends with Rigid products and have had no problems either.

Clocked92 · February 10, 2015

For all the torture test videos that Rigid advertises, you should NOT have this problem ever. Get a hold of Rigid and hopefully they will send you a new set of lights

krellheat · February 12, 2015

Is it possible you were sold counterfits?

Zasker1 · February 15, 2015

Going to try to get this swapped this week. A picture does not do it justice but it just kills the light output, and makes just about every oncoming car flash their brights at me