TYRI Lights Unboxing and Install - Not Just Offroad Lighting

Trails Offroad Crew member TJ unboxes and installs a set of 1313 Pod-Style Work Lights on his Jeep Gladiator. You may have already seen these TYRI Lights on not just one but TWO of our other mapping JLs as well!
The 1313 is an incredibly robust LED work light originally designed by TYRI for heavy-duty use on large construction, fire-fighting, and mining vehicles where high levels of illumination are necessary, making it perfect for hardcore offroad use.
The 1313 comes equipped with standard vibration dampers to accommodate uneven ground conditions and boasts an exceptional lumen-to-watt efficiency ratio, available in 4,000 K and 5,700 K color temperatures.
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Catch TJ and the Trails Offroad Crew on RUclips and out on the trails in our unmatched offroad Trail Guides written with tires in the dirt for every track.
Explore online at www.trailsoffr... or on the Trails Offroad mobile apps for iOS and Android.

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Where did THIS come from? This is not a video I would normally associate at all with Trails Offroad. Promoting products and doing install videos is not their style. What's going on?

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We'll still be doing trail videos, we still have an entire website and app platform built around our team driving trails and creating the best Trail Guides. But we also believe it's not a bad thing to try something new and work on different types of videography. Supporting TYRI Lights is nothing new for us, we have been running their lights on 2 of our mapping vehicles for multiple years now, so we feel very comfortable backing their products.

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@@Trailsoffroad I was a subscriber with notifications for the trail videos. I don't need notifications for yet-MORE-videos-like-this-one. Oy. I get interruptions for these too often as it is from other channels. Especially from this channel, this feels like content-for-the-sake-of-content, e.g. to have SOMETHING to publish. You guys do you, and I'll do me, I guess. Best of luck.