LED Light Bars

LED Light Bars: real trail and work lighting for trucks, Jeeps and UTVs

LED light bars throw a wide, dense wall of light well past the reach of factory headlights, which is exactly what you want when the pavement runs out. Mounted to a roof line, bumper, or A-pillar, they light up the ditches, the next corner and the trail ahead so you can drive at a sensible speed after dark. Wiring is straightforward: a switched circuit, a relay, a fuse, and a bracket that puts the bar where it earns its keep. Most buyers here are running a truck, Jeep or side-by-side and want to see more than the stock lights allow.

What ThreePiece stocks

This category holds 235 LED light bars across 13 brands. The bulk of the range comes from Baja Designs (105 in the current sample) and Rigid Industries (86), with KC HiLiTES (15) filling out the top tier. Smaller runs come from Diode Dynamics, DragonFire Racing, Putco, ORACLE Lighting, Body Armor 4x4, Westin, Hella, Kuryakyn, XKGLOW and Boss Audio. Current in-stock pricing runs from $89 to $3,923 - that is the live range for what is on the shelf now, not a fixed quote.

At the top end you have full builds like the Rigid Industries 50in Adapt Light Bar and the Rigid Phoenix Connect 50in bar. KC HiLiTES covers the wide 57-inch Gravity Titan format in both a 9-light universal bar and a vehicle-specific F-150/Raptor bundle. For bolt-on roof kits, Baja Designs offers the 07-18 Jeep JK XL Pro roof kit and the 2021+ Ford Bronco XL Pro roof kit.

How to choose

First decide between a universal bar and a vehicle-specific kit. A universal bar like the KC Gravity Titan is cheaper but leaves you sourcing brackets and wiring. A bundle or roof kit - the Jeep JK and Ford Bronco Baja Designs kits, or the F-150/Raptor KC bundle - includes mounts made for one vehicle, which saves fabrication and guesswork. Length and mounting location drive the rest: a 50-57 inch bar wants a roof or full-width bumper, while shorter bars suit A-pillars and grille slots. Budget stretches wide here, so match the spend to how often you actually drive off the lights.

What else you need

A light bar rarely goes on alone. Pair it with headlights for close-range coverage, and browse the broader Lighting section for pods, wiring and accent kits. Truck and Jeep owners should also check bumper accessories for mounting points, plus mud flaps and tow hooks in the same Exterior section. The Truck and SUV category rounds out a build.

Fitment and ordering

31 products carry vehicle-specific fitment data, covering makes like Ford, Toyota, Jeep, Can-Am, Dodge, GMC and Polaris - including the Ford Bronco, Toyota Tacoma, Jeep Wrangler, Ram TRX and Ford Raptor across 2007-2025. If you are unsure whether a bar or kit suits your rig, call fitment help at 813-535-5801 or reach us through contact us. All orders ship free, and Affirm and Katapult financing is available.

LED Light Bars: real trail and work lighting for trucks, Jeeps and UTVs

LED light bars throw a wide, dense wall of light well past the reach of factory headlights, which is exactly what you want when the pavement runs out. Mounted to a roof line, bumper, or A-pillar, they light up the ditches, the next corner and the trail ahead so you can drive at a sensible speed after dark. Wiring is straightforward: a switched circuit, a relay, a fuse, and a bracket that puts the bar where it earns its keep. Most buyers here are running a truck, Jeep or side-by-side and want to see more than the stock lights allow.

What ThreePiece stocks

This category holds 235 LED light bars across 13 brands. The bulk of the range comes from Baja Designs (105 in the current sample) and Rigid Industries (86), with KC HiLiTES (15) filling out the top tier. Smaller runs come from Diode Dynamics, DragonFire Racing, Putco, ORACLE Lighting, Body Armor 4x4, Westin, Hella, Kuryakyn, XKGLOW and Boss Audio. Current in-stock pricing runs from $89 to $3,923 - that is the live range for what is on the shelf now, not a fixed quote.

At the top end you have full builds like the Rigid Industries 50in Adapt Light Bar and the Rigid Phoenix Connect 50in bar. KC HiLiTES covers the wide 57-inch Gravity Titan format in both a 9-light universal bar and a vehicle-specific F-150/Raptor bundle. For bolt-on roof kits, Baja Designs offers the 07-18 Jeep JK XL Pro roof kit and the 2021+ Ford Bronco XL Pro roof kit.

How to choose

First decide between a universal bar and a vehicle-specific kit. A universal bar like the KC Gravity Titan is cheaper but leaves you sourcing brackets and wiring. A bundle or roof kit - the Jeep JK and Ford Bronco Baja Designs kits, or the F-150/Raptor KC bundle - includes mounts made for one vehicle, which saves fabrication and guesswork. Length and mounting location drive the rest: a 50-57 inch bar wants a roof or full-width bumper, while shorter bars suit A-pillars and grille slots. Budget stretches wide here, so match the spend to how often you actually drive off the lights.

What else you need

A light bar rarely goes on alone. Pair it with headlights for close-range coverage, and browse the broader Lighting section for pods, wiring and accent kits. Truck and Jeep owners should also check bumper accessories for mounting points, plus mud flaps and tow hooks in the same Exterior section. The Truck and SUV category rounds out a build.

Fitment and ordering

31 products carry vehicle-specific fitment data, covering makes like Ford, Toyota, Jeep, Can-Am, Dodge, GMC and Polaris - including the Ford Bronco, Toyota Tacoma, Jeep Wrangler, Ram TRX and Ford Raptor across 2007-2025. If you are unsure whether a bar or kit suits your rig, call fitment help at 813-535-5801 or reach us through contact us. All orders ship free, and Affirm and Katapult financing is available.