Rock Lights

Rock Lights: light the trail where your headlights can't reach

Rock lights are small, sealed LED pods you mount under the body, behind the wheels and inside the fender wells so you can see the ground your headlights and light bar shine right over. On a slow crawl, a spotter needs to see where a tire is about to plant, and you need to see the rock, root or ledge that's about to catch the frame. That's the real job: close-range, downward light on the terrain right under the truck. The pods wire back to a switch or controller in the cab, and the RGBW kits add color for camp and show use. Fitting a set means running loom along the frame, tapping switched power and grounding each pod cleanly so a wheel doesn't rip a wire off on the trail.

What ThreePiece stocks

This page carries 31 rock light products across 6 brands: Baja Designs, Rigid Industries, XKGLOW, KC HiLiTES, ORACLE Lighting and Diode Dynamics. Current in-stock pricing runs from $39 to $658, so there's room for a simple single-color setup or a full multi-pod system. That range is what's live now, not a standing promise.

At the top end you'll find the Diode Dynamics Stage Series RGBW 8-pack and the addressable XK Glow RGBW 12pc kit. Mid-pack sit the XK Glow 8pc addressable kit and the KC HiLiTES Cyclone V2 6-light flood system.

How to choose

Two decisions drive the buy. First, single color versus RGBW. A fixed white kit like the Rigid cool white 6-light keeps the wiring and control simple and puts your money into the light itself. If you want color mixing and phone control, the RGBW and addressable kits from XKGLOW and Diode Dynamics do that, at the higher end of the range. There's also a fixed-color Rigid red 6-light if you just want low-glare red for camp.

Second, pod count. Six-pod kits cover the four wheel wells and a couple of underbody points; the 8- and 12-pod kits let you light the belly and rockers more evenly on a longer truck. More pods means more wiring runs, so budget install time to match.

What else you need with it

Rock lights are close-range light. For distance and trail-front coverage, pair them with LED light bars or upgraded headlights. Browse the full Lighting category for auxiliary and signaling options like tail lights and turn signals. If you're building out a rig, the Truck and SUV section and the wider Exterior department cover the rest.

Fitment and ordering

Rock light kits mount to the underbody rather than to a specific bolt pattern, so match pod count and wire length to your vehicle. If you're unsure how a kit lays out on your truck, call fitment help at 813-535-5801. All orders ship free, and Affirm and Katapult financing is available at checkout.

Rock Lights: light the trail where your headlights can't reach

Rock lights are small, sealed LED pods you mount under the body, behind the wheels and inside the fender wells so you can see the ground your headlights and light bar shine right over. On a slow crawl, a spotter needs to see where a tire is about to plant, and you need to see the rock, root or ledge that's about to catch the frame. That's the real job: close-range, downward light on the terrain right under the truck. The pods wire back to a switch or controller in the cab, and the RGBW kits add color for camp and show use. Fitting a set means running loom along the frame, tapping switched power and grounding each pod cleanly so a wheel doesn't rip a wire off on the trail.

What ThreePiece stocks

This page carries 31 rock light products across 6 brands: Baja Designs, Rigid Industries, XKGLOW, KC HiLiTES, ORACLE Lighting and Diode Dynamics. Current in-stock pricing runs from $39 to $658, so there's room for a simple single-color setup or a full multi-pod system. That range is what's live now, not a standing promise.

At the top end you'll find the Diode Dynamics Stage Series RGBW 8-pack and the addressable XK Glow RGBW 12pc kit. Mid-pack sit the XK Glow 8pc addressable kit and the KC HiLiTES Cyclone V2 6-light flood system.

How to choose

Two decisions drive the buy. First, single color versus RGBW. A fixed white kit like the Rigid cool white 6-light keeps the wiring and control simple and puts your money into the light itself. If you want color mixing and phone control, the RGBW and addressable kits from XKGLOW and Diode Dynamics do that, at the higher end of the range. There's also a fixed-color Rigid red 6-light if you just want low-glare red for camp.

Second, pod count. Six-pod kits cover the four wheel wells and a couple of underbody points; the 8- and 12-pod kits let you light the belly and rockers more evenly on a longer truck. More pods means more wiring runs, so budget install time to match.

What else you need with it

Rock lights are close-range light. For distance and trail-front coverage, pair them with LED light bars or upgraded headlights. Browse the full Lighting category for auxiliary and signaling options like tail lights and turn signals. If you're building out a rig, the Truck and SUV section and the wider Exterior department cover the rest.

Fitment and ordering

Rock light kits mount to the underbody rather than to a specific bolt pattern, so match pod count and wire length to your vehicle. If you're unsure how a kit lays out on your truck, call fitment help at 813-535-5801. All orders ship free, and Affirm and Katapult financing is available at checkout.