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LED Light Mounting Brackets
An LED light mounting bracket gives an auxiliary light a solid place to sit on your vehicle. A good bracket holds the light steady over rough ground and keeps the beam aimed where you set it. It also lets you place lights on a bar, bumper or rack instead of drilling into body panels. People fit them when adding pods or light bars for trail driving, work lighting or extra visibility.
We currently have 3 LED light mounting brackets in stock, all from Baja Designs. Options include the Baja Designs 1.5in LED Horizontal Mount and the Baja Designs 1.75in LED Horizontal Mount, which offer two sizes of the same horizontal design.
When choosing a bracket, keep these points in mind:
Measure the bar or tube you plan to mount to and compare it with the bracket listing.
Confirm the bracket works with the lights you own or plan to buy.
Think about light orientation and how you want the beam aimed.
Check clearance around the hood, doors and other accessories before you tighten everything down.
To narrow things down, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
An LED light mounting bracket gives an auxiliary light a solid place to sit on your vehicle. A good bracket holds the light steady over rough ground and keeps the beam aimed where you set it. It also lets you place lights on a bar, bumper or rack instead of drilling into body panels. People fit them when adding pods or light bars for trail driving, work lighting or extra visibility.
We currently have 3 LED light mounting brackets in stock, all from Baja Designs. Options include the Baja Designs 1.5in LED Horizontal Mount and the Baja Designs 1.75in LED Horizontal Mount, which offer two sizes of the same horizontal design.
When choosing a bracket, keep these points in mind:
Measure the bar or tube you plan to mount to and compare it with the bracket listing.
Confirm the bracket works with the lights you own or plan to buy.
Think about light orientation and how you want the beam aimed.
Check clearance around the hood, doors and other accessories before you tighten everything down.
To narrow things down, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
