LED Headlight suggestions

[Frank from Las Vegas]

LED Headlight help

I want to install LED headlights, when I call around to the off road places they cost any where from $600 to $1,200.
Seems steep for two headlights. On Amazon they run from 100-300 but the issues I reread are flickering problems.
Can you recommend and easy plug in head light for me? Also looking to upgrade the stock fog lights as well.

Thanks
Frank

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[NeilP]

I purchased a set of Rough Country RCH5100 from dkdiesel.com for $459.95. Plug & play, no changes needed to the Jeeps computers. So far I am pretty impressed with them....but then anything is better that the halogen headlight. The only thing I don't like about them is that the drivers side is a bear to adjust.

 

[Frank from Las Vegas]

That sounds like a good replacement.

thank you

 

[Wabujitsu]

I spent about $40 and replaced the halogen bulbs with awesome LED bulbs, and spent $30-40 to replace the fog light bulbs with awesome LED bulbs.

 

[Sarge4oil]

Installed Oracle oculus about two weeks, paid 580 and install was a breeze, great lights and just installed matching fog lights

 

[Jeep Dude]

If you want quality LED headlights, I'd choose only one of these two.

Diode Dynamics or OEM.

 

[maestro5531]

I also purchased the Rough Country LED Headlights and was pleasantly surprised of how well they work. Sharp cut offs, no glare, no blinding. I got them on Amazon as open box for $360.

 

[maestro5531]

The only thing I don't like about them is that the drivers side is a bear to adjust.

You just need a longer allen wrench not the stupid IKEA style that is useless on the drivers side.

 

[NeilP]

You just need a longer allen wrench not the stupid IKEA style that is useless on the drivers side.

I discovered that later in the evening. I dropped that tiny one several times while trying to contort my elbow, wrist and fingers into positions that they weren't intended to be in. I have a Dewalt 90° extension but didn't have the correct size allen head for it.

 

[blnewt]

Also have the Rough Country set, been great and easy to install and adjust, I use an allen socket and can turn it w/ my hand to easily adjust them.
Here's my thread on them, and they have a scratch & dent site on ebay where you can get them for huge discounts if they have any at the moment.
https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/just-got-the-rough-country-9-led-headlight-set.84526/

 

[Moses212]

I put inexpensive LED headlights on my 2008 JK years ago and they were excellent.
Certainly not as good as the stock LEDs or some of the others people are suggesting here. But no issues with flickering and it was inexpensive upgrade that worked for me.

 

[Frank from Las Vegas]

I spent about $40 and replaced the halogen bulbs with awesome LED bulbs, and spent $30-40 to replace the fog light bulbs with awesome LED bulbs.

I was looking into and think that will be a good option.
Thank you

 

[Frank from Las Vegas]

I purchased a set of Rough Country RCH5100 from dkdiesel.com for $459.95. Plug & play, no changes needed to the Jeeps computers. So far I am pretty impressed with them....but then anything is better that the halogen headlight. The only thing I don't like about them is that the drivers side is a bear to adjust.

Looks good !!

Thank you

 

[Rustynail11]

I have the Rough Country's as well and they are great. I got them for $199 on their scratch and dent site on Ebay.

 

[Smunro622]

Just upgraded all of lights from stock led to diode dynamics Elite series. They are a bit more expensive but super awesome.

https://www.diodedynamics.com/elite-series-fog-lamps-for-2018-2023-jeep-jl-wrangler-pair.html

https://www.diodedynamics.com/elite-led-headlights-for-2018-2023-jeep-jl-wrangler.html

https://www.diodedynamics.com/ss5-bumper-led-pod-light-kit-for-2018-2023-jeep-jl-wrangler.html

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