LED Light Pod Kits

Select your vehicle to see LED Light Pod Kits that fit

LED Light Pod Kits for Added Visibility

An LED light pod kit adds lighting to your vehicle beyond what the factory headlights provide. A kit groups the lights together, so you are not matching pieces one by one. People fit them to see the edges of a trail, light up a work area after dark, or brighten the ground around a campsite.

This page sits under Exterior › LED Light Pod Kits. We currently have 2 products in stock, both from Baja Designs. They are the Baja Designs S2 Pro Wide Cornering Pair Flush Mount LED Light Pod Kit and the Baja Designs S2 Pro Flush Mount LED Light Pod Kit Work/Scene Pattern. Both are flush mount pairs, so the choice mostly comes down to beam pattern.

  • Beam pattern: A wide cornering pattern spreads light to the sides, which helps when turning. A work/scene pattern floods a nearby area with even light.
  • Mounting style: Flush mount lights sit into a panel or bumper rather than on a bracket, so check that your vehicle has a suitable spot.
  • Local rules: Check what auxiliary lighting is allowed on public roads where you drive.

To narrow things down, pick your vehicle to see what fits.

LED Light Pod Kits for Added Visibility

An LED light pod kit adds lighting to your vehicle beyond what the factory headlights provide. A kit groups the lights together, so you are not matching pieces one by one. People fit them to see the edges of a trail, light up a work area after dark, or brighten the ground around a campsite.

This page sits under Exterior › LED Light Pod Kits. We currently have 2 products in stock, both from Baja Designs. They are the Baja Designs S2 Pro Wide Cornering Pair Flush Mount LED Light Pod Kit and the Baja Designs S2 Pro Flush Mount LED Light Pod Kit Work/Scene Pattern. Both are flush mount pairs, so the choice mostly comes down to beam pattern.

  • Beam pattern: A wide cornering pattern spreads light to the sides, which helps when turning. A work/scene pattern floods a nearby area with even light.
  • Mounting style: Flush mount lights sit into a panel or bumper rather than on a bracket, so check that your vehicle has a suitable spot.
  • Local rules: Check what auxiliary lighting is allowed on public roads where you drive.

To narrow things down, pick your vehicle to see what fits.