Lights that I'll rarely use

[Jeepney18]

I'll probably rarely use the light bar or pod lights, but I still want them just in case I ever need them.

I'm just looking for the cheapest ones that you would recommend. I've seen a lot on Amazon and searched here but I created this thread so it's all in one place rather than searching all the other threads.

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[OldBird]

I have been in the same boat, I didn't want to waste money on lights that would rarely be used. I just pulled the trigger on a deal one of our site sponsors offered here:

https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/pro-comp-lighting-blow-out-sale.38133/

$75 for good cube lights is a real deal. I just wanted more of the wide angle for the forest trails I do, and these will be much better than the stock LEDs for that. You're much better off finding deals like that than buying cheap lights that may not work when you really do need them. These two cube lights will be better than a cheap large light bar, so a great option if you don't want to spend tons on a good light bar.

 

[Pig-Pen]

Harbor Freight sells a big led light bar for what seems reasonably priced, plus coupon

 

[Sting Ray Rubi]

I feel the same. I don't plan on doing any night time trail riding but wanted something in case I got caught out at night sometime. I got an auxbeam 12" from Amazon for like $37.
While I haven't used it off road yet, I have used it on the road at night with nobody around and think it will work perfectly for what I want it for.

 

[Carlton]

The Amazon and Ebay ones are fine. The only pain if you have to wire and solder them yourself. The high end brands are plug and play.

I'd strongly discourage you from getting a light bar. They are loud, cause wind buffeting, and catch wind while on the highway causing you to blow around in your lane. Your jeep will ride like crap.

 

[Ma$$iveDebtAche]

I've had good luck with Nilight lights; purchased on Amazon. I've purchased bars and pods for several Jeeps and ATVs.
https://www.amazon.com/stores/node/...owse-bin=Nilight&ref_=bl_dp_s_web_19557391011

 

[1quick1]

I use the Quadratec cubes. A set of floods and and spots. Didn't break the bank for the times I use them in the mountains. I'm sure the others are better but I turn these on and they light pitch black mountain roads up.

 

[Jeepney18]

I have been in the same boat, I didn't want to waste money on lights that would rarely be used. I just pulled the trigger on a deal one of our site sponsors offered here:

https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/pro-comp-lighting-blow-out-sale.38133/

$75 for good cube lights is a real deal. I just wanted more of the wide angle for the forest trails I do, and these will be much better than the stock LEDs for that. You're much better off finding deals like that than buying cheap lights that may not work when you really do need them. These two cube lights will be better than a cheap large light bar, so a great option if you don't want to spend tons on a good light bar.

Thanks, I emailed Todd to see if it's still on sale.

 

[Jeepney18]

Harbor Freight sells a big led light bar for what seems reasonably priced, plus coupon

I buys stuff from harbor freight all the time, I'll check it out.

 

[Jeepney18]

The Amazon and Ebay ones are fine. The only pain if you have to wire and solder them yourself. The high end brands are plug and play.

I'd strongly discourage you from getting a light bar. They are loud, cause wind buffeting, and catch wind while on the highway causing you to blow around in your lane. Your jeep will ride like crap.

I don't want those driving issues, but what about a 30" mounted to the hood?

 

[Jeepney18]

I've had good luck with Nilight lights; purchased on Amazon. I've purchased bars and pods for several Jeeps and ATVs.
https://www.amazon.com/stores/node/...owse-bin=Nilight&ref_=bl_dp_s_web_19557391011

I like the options and price here. Thanks!

 

[Carlton]

I don't want those driving issues, but what about a 30" mounted to the hood?

I haven't done a 30" on the hood ut have seen people complain about the noise from them.

I did the 50-52" about the window on a couple jeeps and it was obnoxious. I know have double pod lights on the A-Pillar and prefer that. No noise or driving impact.

 

[Stormin’ Moorman]

If you aren’t going to use it much I would not recommend a light bar unless it’s a small one on the bumper. So much wind noise and glare if mounted up top. Get some good cubes.

 

[fat_head]

I use my headlights in case I’m still in my Jeep after dark. I can highly recommend them.

 

[Hayseed_JLUR]

I use my headlights in case I’m still in my Jeep after dark. I can highly recommend them.

Where did you get your headlights. Mine did not come with them from the factory. I forgot to order them with the build - instead I opted for the floor mats which are not so helpful at night...

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