Driving Lights

Our range of 7" and 9" driving lights has been carefully selected from manufacturers known for their performance and reliability in real-world conditions. Each set is built to handle dust, rain, and vibration, giving you the confidence to drive further and see more. Whether you’re upgrading an older setup or fitting out a new rig, you’ll find both individual lights and complete pairs designed to suit a wide range of vehicles and mounting preferences.

How to Choose the Right Driving Lights

1. Light Intensity and Brightness: The brightness of the lights, often measured in lumens, determines how well you can see in the dark. Consider the intensity required for your specific needs, keeping in mind that a higher lumen count usually means better visibility.

2. Beam Pattern: LED driving lights typically offer spot, flood, or combo beam patterns. Spot beams provide long-distance illumination, while flood beams offer a broader and wider illumination. Combo beams provide a mix of both. Choose a pattern that suits your driving conditions and terrain.

3. Quality of LED Chips: The brand and quality of LED chips used in the lights play a significant role in their performance and longevity. Look for trusted brands like Osram, Cree, or Phillips for reliability.

4. Durability and Build: Off-road driving can be tough on your lights. Ensure the lights are constructed with robust materials like aluminium housings and polycarbonate lenses. Features like shock resistance, waterproofing, and dustproofing (IP ratings) are crucial for durability.

5. Size and Shape: The size and shape of the lights should match your vehicle's setup and your mounting preferences. Larger lights might be more powerful but could limit mounting options.

6. Wiring and Installation: Check if the lights come with a complete wiring harness and switch. If not be sure to add a wiring harness to the cart.

7. Your Specific Needs: Consider your typical driving conditions, whether it's overland adventures, rock crawling, or high-speed desert runs. The choice of lights should align with your specific needs and preferences.

If you’re often driving in low-visibility conditions like fog, rain or dust, it’s worth understanding how different beam types perform when the weather turns bad. Our guide on which lights to use in fog explains how to choose the right setup for safer driving in poor conditions and how to position your lights for the best visibility.

Choosing the right set of driving lights can significantly improve your driving experience, not to mention safety in challenging conditions. Take your time to evaluate your options, and don't hesitate to contact us for any additional questions or some guidance.