Brand
Baja Designs Lights
Warranty: Limited lifetime (or 49,930 hours) on lights for recreational use; 5 years for commercial use.
Baja Designs is the San Marcos, California lighting company that built the first forward-projecting LED light bar. NVMOS carries their pods, light bars and vehicle-specific bumper, fog and reverse kits for Ford, Toyota, Jeep, RAM and GM trucks, for drivers who want to actually see the trail at night.
Based in: San Marcos, California · Founded: 1992 · Warranty: Limited lifetime or 49,930 hrs (recreational) · Lead time: In-stock ships in 24–48 hrs
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Baja Designs Lights FAQs
Where is Baja Designs based?
San Marcos, California. Baja 1000 racer Alan Roach founded the company in San Diego in 1992, and it designs its optics in-house.
What is the Baja Designs warranty?
A limited lifetime warranty or 49,930 hours of operation, whichever comes first, on lights in recreational use, and 5 years or 49,930 hours for commercial use. It covers design and manufacturing defects for the original owner.
How fast do Baja Designs lights ship?
In-stock items ship from NVMOS in 24–48 hours. Some kits ship direct from Baja Designs, so check the product page or call for current timing.
Which lens color should I choose?
Clear for general use, Baja Amber to cut glare in dust, rain, snow and fog, or Factory Amber to match your OEM lighting. Factory Amber isn't approved for SAE street-legal models.
Are any Baja Designs lights street legal?
Yes. Baja Designs makes SAE-rated versions of lights like the Squadron and S2 for on-road use, with sealed, pre-aligned optics.
Do vehicle-specific kits include everything?
They include the lights plus the mounting and wiring for one vehicle and year range. Confirm your model year and bumper type, since some kits differ between OE plastic and steel bumpers.
How should I clean Baja Designs lights?
Mild dish or car soap, or silicone spray. Skip acetone-based or caustic cleaners, which damage the anodized and powder-coated finishes.

























