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Hitch Light Kits
A hitch light kit places an auxiliary light in your rear receiver hitch, aimed behind the vehicle. It helps when backing up at night, hooking up a trailer, loading gear at a trailhead or setting up camp after dark. Factory reverse lights can leave a lot of shadow, so a dedicated rear light can make tight spots easier to see. Because it uses the hitch you already have, it adds rear lighting without drilling into the bumper.
We currently have 1 hitch light kit in stock, from Baja Designs. It is the Baja Designs S1 Universal Hitch Light Kit. As the name suggests, it is a universal kit rather than one made for a single vehicle.
Before you order, think about:
Whether your receiver matches the kit's mount. Check the product details to confirm.
How you want to wire and switch the light, such as tying it to your reverse circuit or using a separate switch.
Your local rules on using auxiliary lights on public roads.
Whether you will need to remove the light when you tow.
To confirm fitment, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
A hitch light kit places an auxiliary light in your rear receiver hitch, aimed behind the vehicle. It helps when backing up at night, hooking up a trailer, loading gear at a trailhead or setting up camp after dark. Factory reverse lights can leave a lot of shadow, so a dedicated rear light can make tight spots easier to see. Because it uses the hitch you already have, it adds rear lighting without drilling into the bumper.
We currently have 1 hitch light kit in stock, from Baja Designs. It is the Baja Designs S1 Universal Hitch Light Kit. As the name suggests, it is a universal kit rather than one made for a single vehicle.
Before you order, think about:
Whether your receiver matches the kit's mount. Check the product details to confirm.
How you want to wire and switch the light, such as tying it to your reverse circuit or using a separate switch.
Your local rules on using auxiliary lights on public roads.
Whether you will need to remove the light when you tow.
To confirm fitment, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
