On a dark country road, good lighting gives you more time to react to wildlife, stock and road hazards. Here is how to pick the right setup.
Understand beam patterns
- Spot: long, narrow reach for straight highways
- Spread / flood: wide, shorter light for slow tracks and bends
- Combo: a mix of both, a popular all-rounder
Choose a mounting point
- Bull bar: the classic spot for round driving lights
- Grille: integrated grille lights for a clean look
- Roof: roof pods for wide, close-range light
Popular options
Build a balanced setup
Many drivers pair long-range driving lights with roof pods or grille lights, so they get reach on the highway and spread on tracks.
Stay legal
- Wire driving lights to operate with high beam
- Dip them for oncoming vehicles and when following traffic
- Check your state's rules on number and placement of auxiliary lights
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