Off-Road & Power Sports LED Lights
Off-Road and Power Sports Lighting
Outfit your vehicle to ensure you have proper lighting when driving through rough terrain or navigating areas with poor lighting.
Our product selection includes light bars, pod lights, specialty lighting, accessories, and lighting for your Jeep and Bronco. Depending on the purpose of your lighting, you can choose from a diverse variety of beam patterns. Selecting the proper LED color will enhance your experience; the most common colors for off-roading and power sports are white, amber, and selective yellow. A wide selection of lengths, lumens, voltages, and connection types is also available.
LED Light Bars vs LED Pod Lights
+ Specialty Products
Light Bars
Our LED light bars range from 4 to 52 inches in length. With single or multiple rows of LEDs, these lights provide a broad, far-reaching beam and serve for off-road driving, camping, and other outdoor activities. Some LED light bars also have additional features, such as adjustable brackets and wiring harnesses, to make installation and use easier.
LED light bars are highly efficient and durable. They produce a radiant, sharper beam of light than traditional headlights or halogen lamps, making them useful for driving on dark roads or trails. We offer LED light bars with single to quad rows of lights ranging from 500 to 23,040 lumens.
The two types of light bars are straight and curved. Straight light bars are more versatile because they fit a broader range of applications and have multiple mounting options available. Curved light bars offer a sleek design and are formfitting, so they might sit better against the vehicle while providing broad, uniform light distribution.
Pod Lights
LED pod lights are smaller, compact lights mounted on bumpers, roof racks, A-pillars, or roll cages. They feature smaller groupings of LEDs and produce a focused adjustable beam of light to suit your needs. Unlike light bars, pod lights are between 2 and 9 inches, allowing for more customizable lighting.
We carry various shapes, sizes, lumens, and colors. Pod lights come in various designs, ranging from single to quad-rows of LED lights. Our pod lights range from 700 to 10,000 lumens to fit your needs.
Specialty Products
Our specialty product line includes IR and hunting lighting with night vision optics, chase light bars acting as signal lights, and rock lights. We also offer Bluetooth-compatible products that can be controlled via a smartphone app and other lights that can be operated with an RF remote.
Colors for Off-Road Lighting
We offer 10 different color options for our off-road lighting. The ones with the most benefits are white, amber, and yellow.
We also have various red, green, and blue options if you’re looking for more accent lighting and IR offerings for night vision.
White Light
White LEDs for off-road and power sports can be up to 15% brighter than amber lights because of the lens color. This allows drivers and riders to see further down the trail or track and spot obstacles more easily.
Amber Light
Amber-colored LEDs are popular for off-road and power sports vehicles as warning or indicator lights. Drivers typically use amber-colored lights as a safety precaution to ensure others see them.
Selective Yellow Light
Yellow light is easier for human eyes to perceive than other colors, making it an excellent choice for off-road and power sports applications where visibility is key. It produces minimal glare and is less harsh on the eyes than other colors, reducing eye fatigue during extended periods of use. Yellow light helps improve visibility in rain, snow, fog, dust, and other harsh conditions.
Beam Patterns
Spot
Spot beams are narrower beams better suited for higher-speed driving. This more focused beam helps prepare you for upcoming obstacles and provides long-distance visibility.
Fog
Fog beams are wider and increase visibility in harsh conditions like fog, rain, snow, dust, and dirt. Install fog lights in tandem with existing headlights.
Driving
Driving beams accent a vehicle’s existing beam, extending the light further. These lights illuminate a broader area, making them great for off-roading and providing visibility on paved roads after dark.
Flood
Flood beams extend a short distance but cover a wide area. They benefit vehicles needing LED work lights, such as those used for nightwork, roadwork, harvesting, or driving on curvy and side roads.
Combo
A combo beam can be the best of both worlds. Combo beams have LED lights that supply spot and flood beams with a single light for widespread and long-distance illumination and brightness. These beams provide off-road lighting when driving on rough trails or rocky terrains, so there's as much visibility of what’s in front of you as possible.
Wide
Wide beam angles provide a broad display and are common in pod lights. These lights provide a great range of visibility of the terrain in front of you when operating your ATV or mountain bike.
Side Shooter
Side shooter LEDs off-road lights illuminate a wide beam angle of 180 degrees or more of the vehicle’s terrain. These expand even further beyond a flood light’s standard field of view. The beams are ideal for ATVs, mountain bikes, work vehicles, and other vehicles needing to ensure they have a wide array of visibility.
Selectable Multibeam
Selectable multibeam lights allow you to choose between flood beams, spot beams, or combo beams. This allows you to have close-up and/or far-away visibility. If you use only one beam angle, you will need additional wiring. These lights are versatile, making them helpful for driving on rocky trails or through rough weather.
Wiring Harnesses & Connectors
Our selection of wiring harnesses, DT connectors and DTP/ATP connectors provide secure connections for your lights. DT connectors are standard for off-road and power sports lighting, and we offer connectors that can connect multiple lights. DTP/ATP connectors are suitable for larger light bars because they handle higher current draws. We also have specific products that are compatible with pigtail adapters.
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Combination Beam LED Light Bar
The high-performance combination light bar uses an 8° spot beam with a 60° flood beam for increased visibility. The spot beam enhances long-range visibility and the flood beam enhances general area lighting. The sleek, singular row of LEDs delivers a bright light for on-road or off-road applications. It is constructed of corrosion-resistant aluminum housing with a polycarbonate lens. The attached DT connector provides a simple, reliable connection to a standard DT wiring harness. A steel mounting bracket and stainless steel hardware are included. Available in 6", 12", 20", and 30" versions.
How to Outfit Your ATV, UTV, or SxS With Off-Road Lights
When choosing off-road lights for your ATV, UTV, or SxS, you must decide what beam pattern and light fixture you want. Watch us install an LED light bar onto an ATV here.
The Different Types of Beam Patterns for Off Road Light Bars and Pods
The type of light and beam pattern you choose will be largely dependent on the environment and application where you intend to use the specific vehicle light you purchase.
How to Install Light Bars for Off-Road Vehicles
Installing LED bars for off-road vehicles can seem confusing. This blog provides in-depth instructions for installation and answers to some FAQs.
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LED Off-Road & Power Sports Frequently Asked Questions
What Accessories Do I Need for Off-Road Lights?
There are various accessories available for off-road and power lights, depending on the fixture type and your application needs. The purpose of the accessories will vary. We carry accessories necessary for the installation and operation of the lights, as well as those that allow you to control the lights post-installation. Accessories used for off-road lighting include:
- Connectors, Controllers, and Relays
- Mounting Accessories
- Rock Lights
- Switch Panels
- Toggle and Rocker Switches
- Wire Harness
How Do I Install Off-Road and Power Sport Lights?
The installation process for off-road and power sport lights will depend on the exact fixture type you choose and your vehicle. Our fixtures will come with the mounting brackets needed for the specific product. These lights can be mounted in various locations, such as on the grille, bumper, hood, roof, etc. To learn the installation tips for the light you’re looking at, refer to the user manual listed on the product page.
Check out this blog for specific installation instructions for light bars, both with and without a wiring harness.
When Should I Use a Wiring Harness?
You should use a wiring harness if your vehicle is not equipped with a relay-controlled light. Wiring harnesses guide the wiring from your battery to the light fixture, ensuring the lights operate properly. Our wiring harnesses are equipped with simple plug-and-play connections to simplify installation.
Are These Lights Street Legal?
The legislation governing the use of off-road lights on streets varies from state to state. Most states don’t allow or have specific regulations regarding the use of off-road lights for public roadways. We recommend checking with your state government to determine the laws regarding the use of off-road lights on public streets before installation.
How Long Do LED Off-Road Lights Last?
Our LED off-road lights last significantly longer than off-road halogen lights, with certain products lasting up to 100,000 hours. This will save you money due to the lower frequency of replacements.
Many of our off-road lights are backed by competitive, lifetime warranties for malfunctioning or broken products.
What IP Rating Do Off-Road and Power Sport Lights Need to Have?
IP ratings will include two numbers. The first number of the IP Rating indicates the intrusion protection, on a scale of 1-6, with 1 providing the lowest protection and 6 being full protection against dust and other particles. The second number explains the moisture protection on a scale of 1-9, with a 9K rating indicating a product can withstand high-pressure sprays, washdowns, and submersions. Off-road and power sport lights should have an IP rating that will withstand outdoor elements. If you plan to use your off-road vehicle in more adverse weather, such as snow and ice, you will need a higher IP rating than for off-road vehicles used on drier terrains. Most of our off-road lights have IP ratings ranging from IP67 to IP69K.
