Roof Light Kits

Roof Light Kits: Bolt-On Overhead Light With Brackets That Already Fit

Roof light kits put a bank of forward lighting up at the roofline, where it clears the hood and throws light out past the reach of your headlights on dark trails and open backroads. What separates a kit from a bare light bar is the mounting: these come with vehicle-specific brackets that bolt to existing points, so you're not drilling a cab roof or fabricating your own tabs. You mount the bar, run the harness, tie into a switch, and you're done. That's the whole appeal - overhead light output with the guesswork of fit already solved for a specific truck, SUV or side-by-side.

What ThreePiece stocks

This is a focused, vehicle-specific corner of our Lighting range. We currently show 4 roof light kits from 2 brands: Baja Designs (three kits in the sample) and Rigid Industries. Current pricing on what's in stock runs from $1,102 to $2,475 - that's the live range for these products, not a standing promise. Fitment covers a tight set of platforms: the Baja Designs 9XL Linkable Roof Kit for the 2022+ Toyota Tundra, the Rigid Industries 2021 Ford Bronco Roof Line Light Kit with an SR spot/flood combo bar, and the Baja Designs Pro-R 7 XL Linkable Roof Bar Kit for the Polaris Pro-R. Across the range the top makes are Toyota, Ford and Polaris, with year coverage from 2021 to 2024.

How to choose

Start with your vehicle - these kits are built around specific brackets, so the right kit is the one that lists your make, model and year. Beyond that, the trade-offs are real. The Rigid Industries Bronco kit sits at the low end of the price range and ships with a defined spot/flood combo bar, which is the simplest way in. The Baja Designs kits use a linkable design, which is the pick if you want to build out the bar. The Polaris Pro-R kit is the side-by-side option here; the Tundra kit is the full-size truck end of the lineup and the top of the price range. Match the platform first, then decide how much bar you want and what you're willing to spend.

What else you need

A roof kit is one part of a lighting setup. If your vehicle isn't covered here, look at general LED Light Bars, which give you more mounting freedom. Rounding out the front end, browse Headlights, and for the rear Tail Lights and Turn Signals. Truck and SUV owners should check the broader Truck and SUV section, and everything here lives under the main Exterior department.

Fitment and ordering

Because roof kits are bracket-specific, confirm your year and model before you buy. If you're not sure a kit fits, call our fitment help line at 813-535-5801 or reach us through contact us. Every order ships with free shipping, and Affirm and Katapult financing is available at checkout through financing.

Roof Light Kits: Bolt-On Overhead Light With Brackets That Already Fit

Roof light kits put a bank of forward lighting up at the roofline, where it clears the hood and throws light out past the reach of your headlights on dark trails and open backroads. What separates a kit from a bare light bar is the mounting: these come with vehicle-specific brackets that bolt to existing points, so you're not drilling a cab roof or fabricating your own tabs. You mount the bar, run the harness, tie into a switch, and you're done. That's the whole appeal - overhead light output with the guesswork of fit already solved for a specific truck, SUV or side-by-side.

What ThreePiece stocks

This is a focused, vehicle-specific corner of our Lighting range. We currently show 4 roof light kits from 2 brands: Baja Designs (three kits in the sample) and Rigid Industries. Current pricing on what's in stock runs from $1,102 to $2,475 - that's the live range for these products, not a standing promise. Fitment covers a tight set of platforms: the Baja Designs 9XL Linkable Roof Kit for the 2022+ Toyota Tundra, the Rigid Industries 2021 Ford Bronco Roof Line Light Kit with an SR spot/flood combo bar, and the Baja Designs Pro-R 7 XL Linkable Roof Bar Kit for the Polaris Pro-R. Across the range the top makes are Toyota, Ford and Polaris, with year coverage from 2021 to 2024.

How to choose

Start with your vehicle - these kits are built around specific brackets, so the right kit is the one that lists your make, model and year. Beyond that, the trade-offs are real. The Rigid Industries Bronco kit sits at the low end of the price range and ships with a defined spot/flood combo bar, which is the simplest way in. The Baja Designs kits use a linkable design, which is the pick if you want to build out the bar. The Polaris Pro-R kit is the side-by-side option here; the Tundra kit is the full-size truck end of the lineup and the top of the price range. Match the platform first, then decide how much bar you want and what you're willing to spend.

What else you need

A roof kit is one part of a lighting setup. If your vehicle isn't covered here, look at general LED Light Bars, which give you more mounting freedom. Rounding out the front end, browse Headlights, and for the rear Tail Lights and Turn Signals. Truck and SUV owners should check the broader Truck and SUV section, and everything here lives under the main Exterior department.

Fitment and ordering

Because roof kits are bracket-specific, confirm your year and model before you buy. If you're not sure a kit fits, call our fitment help line at 813-535-5801 or reach us through contact us. Every order ships with free shipping, and Affirm and Katapult financing is available at checkout through financing.