Jeep Lights, Light Bars & Mounts

Chances are your Jeep came from the factory with standard halogen headlamps, tail lamps and fog lights. Most do so because these lights are relatively inexpensive to manufacture and replace, with an average lifespan of about 1,000 hours. But these lights also generate a lot of heat and thus waste energy in providing a beam that definitely falls short of today's high-performance lighting options both in light intensity and diffusion.

LEDs (light-emitting diodes) have become extraordinarily popular in recent years because they produce a light intensity that is nearly double that of halogen while drawing significantly less power and lasting up to 30 times longer. Why is that important, you ask? Well, beyond the whole better-seeing thing, when you add extra electrical-drawing components like Jeep winches or high-performance stereo systems, everything can start taxing the vehicle's battery. So, having lower power-drawing lights definitely helps.

Plus, LEDs are not filament-based. Instead, they use a small electrical circuit that emits light when energized, which adds to durability. They also throw a more focused beam and have a quicker response time on taillights, giving them a higher safety rating. Not to mention, the cost of LED lighting has decreased substantially, which has definitely boosted its popularity. LED lighting is available in many styles—from mild, factory-like to wilder designs —giving you the option to customize your vehicle's look, whether for headlights, taillights, or auxiliary lighting.

HID (High-Intensity Discharge) lights contain a mixture of gases and rare metals that produce a bright white or blue light when heated with no light flicker. This also generates a light quality about two to three times brighter than halogen, with a life span of about twice as long. For Jeep vehicles, HID lighting is offered mainly for auxiliary lighting, such as driving or fog lights, as the powerful super white light has a wide, deep throw to help illuminate your way in the darkest conditions.

Besides lights, we also offer an extensive inventory of lighting accessories such as mounting kits, wiring, bulbs, shields and covers—all designed to help you stay safe and well-lit no matter where your travels lead.

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