Whether you’re looking for Spot Lights, Light Bars or Camp Lights, Trail Bait Off Road has you covered. Our extensive selection of flares and 4x4 LED lighting will help you design the ultimate off-road vehicle. Before you look for 4x4 LED lighting, how do you know which options are the best? Read on for a few quick tips that will help you make the right choice, and don’t forget to browse our 4x4 flares, too.

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• LED lighting produces the brightest and highest quality light output available for off-road vehicles. You can also find 4x4 LED lighting in virtually any shape and size imaginable to suit your vehicle and your needs.

• LED lights are known for their brightness as well as their compact size. The light temperature is similar to the bright daylight at noon, which is what your eyes see the most easily. Halogen lights tend to be dimmer and produce a yellow cast. Always choose LED whenever you’re looking for lighting for your 4x4.

• Make sure you spend money on quality 4x4 LED lighting that will last. Cheaper versions aren’t as bright, and they can also crack more easily during vibration. The higher the quality, the longer your lights will last.

• Check to make sure that the mounting brackets are secure and durable. All the mounting hardware should fit your off-road vehicle perfectly to ensure a secure fit while riding. Check the brand name and brackets before you decide which one to buy.

• An LED light bar is a good choice for the top of your windshield or your front bumper. Curved LED light bars will cover a wider area in front of your vehicle than a straight-shaped light bar.

• If you want individual LED lights, keep in mind that they can block your view or even decrease the amount of airflow going through the radiator if they’re mounted incorrectly.

• You can mix and match smaller LED lights to create different beams for more versatility.

• Choose a driving beam pattern to improve light both at a distance and up close. Driving beams are closer to headlights but also work well for virtually any off-road use. A spot beam pattern will provide more focused light.