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Off-Road & LED Lighting

Auxiliary and factory-replacement lighting for trucks and Jeeps, including light bars, pod and cube lights, ditch and fog lights, headlights and mounting brackets. Brands include Morimoto, ORACLE Lighting, Baja Designs and KC HiLiTES. Check that a headlight or fog light matches your model year, and order the right brackets or wiring for aux lights.

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What's in Off-Road & LED Lighting

This is the full lighting catalog: factory-replacement headlights and tail lights, auxiliary lights, and the mounts, wiring and guards that go with them. The biggest groups are headlights, fog and ditch lights, vehicle-specific light kits, light bars, and fog and ditch light mounts. Main brands are ORACLE Lighting, Morimoto, Baja Designs and KC HiLiTES, with more from Cali Raised LED and DV8 Offroad. Fitment runs heaviest toward Jeep Wrangler and Gladiator, Toyota Tacoma, Tundra and 4Runner, and Ford F-150, Super Duty, Raptor and Bronco, plus a large universal selection.

How to choose

Start with what the light is for. Headlights and tail lights replace factory units and have to match your year, trim and sometimes your factory lighting package. Auxiliary lights add output where you want it: bars and pods for forward or roof use, ditch and fog lights for the sides and the road close in front.

  • Replacement headlights: confirm year, trim and whether your truck came with halogen, projector or factory LED units.
  • Vehicle-specific kits: these include the brackets for one chassis, so they are the easiest route when your model is listed.
  • Universal lights: order the mount, harness and switch separately unless the listing says they are included.
  • Check state and local rules on where auxiliary lights may be used on the road, and consider covers for pavement.

Common pairings: a light bar with light bar mounts and a wiring harness, or a ditch light set with its brackets.

Shipping, lead times and warranty

In-stock parts ship in 24 to 48 hours. Some brands build to order, so check current lead times before you plan a weekend around a part. Each brand sets its own warranty, collected on the vendor warranty policies page. Questions about fitment or timing go to (920) 249-7744, where a person answers.

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Off-Road & LED Lighting FAQs

What's the difference between a fog light and a ditch light?

Fog lights sit low and throw a wide, flat beam that stays under fog, rain and dust and lights the road edge just ahead of you. Ditch lights mount high, usually at the hood hinge or A-pillar, and aim out to the sides to show you the shoulder and the trail edge. Many trucks run both, since they do different jobs.

Will these headlights fit my truck?

Headlights are built per model year and often per trim, because housings, connectors and projector styles change between generations. Check the year range in the product title and confirm your factory lighting package. If your trim is not obvious, use the vehicle selector or call (920) 249-7744 before ordering.

Do I need a wiring harness for a light bar or pod lights?

Yes, in nearly every case. A proper harness gives you a relay, a fuse and a switch so the light draws power safely from the battery rather than through a factory circuit. Some vehicle-specific kits include one, so read the listing before adding a separate harness.

Are LED light bars legal to use on the road?

Rules vary by state, but auxiliary light bars are generally meant for off-road use, with factory headlights handling public roads. Wiring them on a separate switch and using covers when you are on pavement is the usual approach. Check your state's vehicle code if you plan to run them in traffic.

Which brands of off-road lighting do you carry?

The largest lines are ORACLE Lighting, Morimoto, Baja Designs and KC HiLiTES, with Cali Raised LED, DV8 Offroad and others filling in mounts and kits. The brand hub pages group each maker's full range. The vehicle selector narrows everything to your truck or Jeep.

Do I need brackets to mount a light bar on my truck?

Usually yes. Many lights ship with only a universal bracket, so a vehicle-specific mount for a bumper, roof, hood or A-pillar location is a separate order. Look for mounts listed for your year and model, or ask us which one pairs with the light you picked.