LED Lights

LED Lights: Auxiliary Output Where Your Headlights Run Out

Auxiliary LED lights add throw, spread or marker output your factory lamps don't cover. Mounted on a bumper, A-pillar, roof or rack, a spot beam pushes distance down the trail while a wide beam floods the ditch and the corners. They wire in on their own switched circuit, so you run them when you need them and leave the stock system alone. If you drive at night off pavement, or you just want cleaner sight lines on a dark two-lane, this is the category that fills the gap.

What ThreePiece stocks

There are 69 LED lights in stock right now across 12 brands. The bulk of the range is Rigid Industries with 35 products, followed by Baja Designs at 13 and KC HiLiTES at 10. Smaller counts come from DragonFire Racing, Kuryakyn, Fishbone Offroad, Diode Dynamics, ARB, ANZO, ORACLE Lighting, Body Armor 4x4 and Bike Master. Current pricing runs from $49 to $1,825 — that's the live range for what's on the shelf, not a standing offer.

Concrete examples: the Baja Designs 6 XL Linkable Light Kit and the Baja Designs LP4 A-Pillar Kit sit at the vehicle-specific end. The KC HiLiTES Gravity Titan 6in Spot Beam pair and the Wide-40 Beam pair show the spot-versus-flood choice directly. For powersports use there's the Rigid Industries Adapt XP pair, and for a rear marker the Rigid 360-Series 6in Amber Backlight.

How to choose

Start with beam pattern. A spot beam is for distance and a wide or flood beam is for the near field — the KC Titan pair is sold both ways so you can match the job. Next, decide between a universal pod pair you mount yourself and a vehicle-specific kit like the Baja Designs Raptor sets, which come sized to bolt to a known bracket location. Budget spans a wide gap here: single accessory pods sit near the bottom of the range, while linkable multi-light kits and laser backlights reach the top. Pairs cost more than singles but give you balanced output left and right. Buy the beam and mount that match how and where you actually drive.

What else you need

Pods and kits pair naturally with a bar for wide coverage — see LED Light Bars. To upgrade the primary system, look at Headlights and Tail Lights, and for signaling check Turn Signals. Browse everything illuminated under the broader Lighting group, or step back to the full Exterior section.

Fitment and ordering

Fitment data is recorded on 4 of these products, covering the Toyota Tundra, Ford Raptor and Ram TRX 1500 across model years 2021 to 2024 — treat that as a sample, not the whole catalog. If you're unsure a light or kit fits your truck, call fitment help at 813-535-5801 or use contact us before you order. All orders ship free, and Affirm and Katapult financing is available.

LED Lights: Auxiliary Output Where Your Headlights Run Out

Auxiliary LED lights add throw, spread or marker output your factory lamps don't cover. Mounted on a bumper, A-pillar, roof or rack, a spot beam pushes distance down the trail while a wide beam floods the ditch and the corners. They wire in on their own switched circuit, so you run them when you need them and leave the stock system alone. If you drive at night off pavement, or you just want cleaner sight lines on a dark two-lane, this is the category that fills the gap.

What ThreePiece stocks

There are 69 LED lights in stock right now across 12 brands. The bulk of the range is Rigid Industries with 35 products, followed by Baja Designs at 13 and KC HiLiTES at 10. Smaller counts come from DragonFire Racing, Kuryakyn, Fishbone Offroad, Diode Dynamics, ARB, ANZO, ORACLE Lighting, Body Armor 4x4 and Bike Master. Current pricing runs from $49 to $1,825 — that's the live range for what's on the shelf, not a standing offer.

Concrete examples: the Baja Designs 6 XL Linkable Light Kit and the Baja Designs LP4 A-Pillar Kit sit at the vehicle-specific end. The KC HiLiTES Gravity Titan 6in Spot Beam pair and the Wide-40 Beam pair show the spot-versus-flood choice directly. For powersports use there's the Rigid Industries Adapt XP pair, and for a rear marker the Rigid 360-Series 6in Amber Backlight.

How to choose

Start with beam pattern. A spot beam is for distance and a wide or flood beam is for the near field — the KC Titan pair is sold both ways so you can match the job. Next, decide between a universal pod pair you mount yourself and a vehicle-specific kit like the Baja Designs Raptor sets, which come sized to bolt to a known bracket location. Budget spans a wide gap here: single accessory pods sit near the bottom of the range, while linkable multi-light kits and laser backlights reach the top. Pairs cost more than singles but give you balanced output left and right. Buy the beam and mount that match how and where you actually drive.

What else you need

Pods and kits pair naturally with a bar for wide coverage — see LED Light Bars. To upgrade the primary system, look at Headlights and Tail Lights, and for signaling check Turn Signals. Browse everything illuminated under the broader Lighting group, or step back to the full Exterior section.

Fitment and ordering

Fitment data is recorded on 4 of these products, covering the Toyota Tundra, Ford Raptor and Ram TRX 1500 across model years 2021 to 2024 — treat that as a sample, not the whole catalog. If you're unsure a light or kit fits your truck, call fitment help at 813-535-5801 or use contact us before you order. All orders ship free, and Affirm and Katapult financing is available.