The 6th-generation Ford Bronco is one of the most rewarding platforms to light up, thanks to factory mounting points and a huge aftermarket. Whether you're chasing trails at night or just want to be seen, here's how to build a lighting setup that actually works.
Start with A-pillar pods
A-pillar (ditch) lights are the highest-value first upgrade. Mounted at the base of the windshield, they throw light exactly where the trail bends. Baja Designs Squadron and S2 kits for the Bronco use vehicle-specific brackets, so there's no drilling and no guesswork.
Choose the right beam pattern
- Driving/Combo — the best all-around pattern; a mix of spot and spread for most trail speeds.
- Spot — long, narrow throw for high-speed desert running.
- Wide Cornering — a broad flood for tight, technical trails.
- Work/Scene — soft, even light for camp and recovery.
Add a bumper light bar
A 20"–40" bar behind the grille or on the bumper adds serious downrange distance. Pair it with the A-pillar pods on a switched circuit so you can run them independently.
Don't forget fog and reverse
Fog-pocket kits drop into the factory fog location for a clean OEM look, and a dual reverse kit turns backing into a campsite into a non-event.
See the full lineup on the Bronco parts & accessories page, or shop all Bronco lighting. Every kit is fitment-verified to your exact year — confirm yours with the vehicle finder at the top of the page.