Aftermarket Light Bars

Add auxiliary lighting to compatible trucks, SUVs, ATVs, UTVs and custom vehicle builds with aftermarket light bars in a range of sizes and beam configurations. Choosing a light bar involves more than output: mounting location, beam pattern, electrical load, wiring, weather protection and intended use all matter. Canadian shoppers should verify the dimensions of the available mounting area and plan a secure installation that does not obstruct cooling airflow or vehicle systems. Depending on the product and jurisdiction, auxiliary lighting may have restrictions for on-road use, so local requirements should be checked before driving with the lights uncovered or illuminated on public roads.

Measure the installation area first and confirm that brackets can mount to a structurally suitable location. Compare spot, flood and combination beam patterns based on how the light will be used. Review voltage, current draw and wiring requirements, and use an appropriately rated relay, fuse, switch and wiring harness where required. Route wiring away from exhaust heat, sharp edges and moving components. Aim the light after installation so the beam is useful without creating unnecessary glare. For exposed installations, inspect connectors, seals and mounting hardware periodically for corrosion or looseness.