Fog Light Kits

Fog Light Kits: Cut Through the Murk Without Blinding Yourself

Fog light kits mount low in the bumper or fog pocket to throw a wide, flat beam that hugs the road surface. Where high beams bounce back off fog, dust and falling snow, a properly aimed fog light lays light under that haze and lights up the edges of the road and shoulder. Fit one when you drive backroads at night, run trails, or spend real time in weather that kills your factory beam. Because they drop into an existing bumper pocket or a vehicle-specific bracket, most kits install without cutting, and the good ones come with the harness and switch you need.

What ThreePiece Stocks

There are 49 fog light kits in stock right now, priced from $174 to $1,605 - that current range covers everything from a straightforward pocket swap up to triple-light and dual-pod setups. Five brands are represented: Baja Designs leads the range with 31 kits, followed by Diode Dynamics with 9, Rigid Industries with 6, ORACLE Lighting with 2, and ARB with 1.

Coverage spans model years 2007 through 2024, with fitment data on 32 of the kits. Top vehicles include the Toyota Tundra, Ford Bronco, Toyota Tacoma, Ford Ranger, Jeep Wrangler, Chevrolet Colorado, Ford Raptor and Dodge RAM 1500/2500, plus off-road machines like the Can-Am Maverick R. Toyota, Ford, Chevrolet, Jeep and Dodge are the most common makes.

How to Choose

The split here is single-pocket versus multi-light. A single-pocket kit like the Diode Dynamics Bronco Stage Series Yellow Sport kit is the simplest upgrade and sits at the lower end of the range; the Yellow Pro version steps up output for more money. Yellow lenses are worth considering if you spend real time in fog or dust.

Triple-light kits like the Rigid Industries Raptor Triple kit and the SR-M Mod Bumper Triple kit pack more light into the pocket for wider coverage. At the top, the Baja Designs Raptor Fog Pocket Unlimited kit and the F-250/350 Squadron dual kit with upfitter wiring are the most involved installs. Buy the most light you'll actually use, and check whether the kit includes a harness or expects your truck's upfitter switches.

What Else You Need

Fog lights are one layer of a lighting setup. Pair a pocket kit with LED light bars for distance throw, refresh your headlights and tail lights while you're in the harness, and browse the full Lighting category for switches and accessories. Overlanders and truck owners should also look at mud flaps and the wider Truck and SUV section, both under Exterior.

Fitment and Ordering

Fog kits are vehicle-specific, so confirm your make, model and year before ordering. For fitment help, call 813-535-5801 or reach us through our contact page. All orders ship free, and Affirm and Katapult financing is available at checkout.

Fog Light Kits: Cut Through the Murk Without Blinding Yourself

Fog light kits mount low in the bumper or fog pocket to throw a wide, flat beam that hugs the road surface. Where high beams bounce back off fog, dust and falling snow, a properly aimed fog light lays light under that haze and lights up the edges of the road and shoulder. Fit one when you drive backroads at night, run trails, or spend real time in weather that kills your factory beam. Because they drop into an existing bumper pocket or a vehicle-specific bracket, most kits install without cutting, and the good ones come with the harness and switch you need.

What ThreePiece Stocks

There are 49 fog light kits in stock right now, priced from $174 to $1,605 - that current range covers everything from a straightforward pocket swap up to triple-light and dual-pod setups. Five brands are represented: Baja Designs leads the range with 31 kits, followed by Diode Dynamics with 9, Rigid Industries with 6, ORACLE Lighting with 2, and ARB with 1.

Coverage spans model years 2007 through 2024, with fitment data on 32 of the kits. Top vehicles include the Toyota Tundra, Ford Bronco, Toyota Tacoma, Ford Ranger, Jeep Wrangler, Chevrolet Colorado, Ford Raptor and Dodge RAM 1500/2500, plus off-road machines like the Can-Am Maverick R. Toyota, Ford, Chevrolet, Jeep and Dodge are the most common makes.

How to Choose

The split here is single-pocket versus multi-light. A single-pocket kit like the Diode Dynamics Bronco Stage Series Yellow Sport kit is the simplest upgrade and sits at the lower end of the range; the Yellow Pro version steps up output for more money. Yellow lenses are worth considering if you spend real time in fog or dust.

Triple-light kits like the Rigid Industries Raptor Triple kit and the SR-M Mod Bumper Triple kit pack more light into the pocket for wider coverage. At the top, the Baja Designs Raptor Fog Pocket Unlimited kit and the F-250/350 Squadron dual kit with upfitter wiring are the most involved installs. Buy the most light you'll actually use, and check whether the kit includes a harness or expects your truck's upfitter switches.

What Else You Need

Fog lights are one layer of a lighting setup. Pair a pocket kit with LED light bars for distance throw, refresh your headlights and tail lights while you're in the harness, and browse the full Lighting category for switches and accessories. Overlanders and truck owners should also look at mud flaps and the wider Truck and SUV section, both under Exterior.

Fitment and Ordering

Fog kits are vehicle-specific, so confirm your make, model and year before ordering. For fitment help, call 813-535-5801 or reach us through our contact page. All orders ship free, and Affirm and Katapult financing is available at checkout.