On paper all businesses are the same— quarterly reports, HR, marketing, meetings that could have been emails, and so on. As I write this, I hear Brahian on the phone walking someone through our different products. Micah is working with Doc to fix some bugs on the website. We could all be doing this at any business in any industry, so why HERE? In its second year, the Overland Adventure & Power Sports Show in Pomona, California has introduced an exciting new addition: Wayward Collective. Organized by Nomad Wheels and Roam Adventure Co., Wayward Collective aims to create "a collective of trusted outdoor brands displaying innovative products to enhance your outdoor recreation experience." This past weekend, we were thrilled to participate with our own booth at the Wayward Collection. Getting to be involved in events like the Wayward Collective serves as a powerful reminder of why we do this: the community. Inside the walls of Baja Designs, we're surrounded by passionate people all striving to make this company the best it can be. Stepping outside our doors to interact with brands and customers across our industry, we encounter people from diverse backgrounds, all sharing a deep passion for off-roading, overlanding, racing, construction, and the various communities we serve. This experience reminds us of how lucky we are to be here. As you walk past the booths, Jason from Rig’d Supply directs someone to check out the racks at Sherpa Equipment. Meanwhile, Alex at Sherpa sends another person to see the wheels at Nomad Wheels. Over at Nomad, Carter discusses lighting options for a new camper build. At Baja Designs, Billson praises the quality of Aeronaut Outdoors, as Brandon at Aeronaut shows some people around his Go Fast Camper. At the core of all these businesses are people that are here to support each other and serve a customer and community the best we can. Even if that means sending them to another booth that can fulfill their needs in a different way. We may all be at these events in an official capacity to sell our respective products, but if we weren’t passionate about this community, we wouldn't be here. Thank you Nomad and Roam for letting us be part of the Collective. We look forward to seeing you all at the next event! If you want to come talk to us about the best lights money can buy, or tell us about the adventures they took you on, please come by. We’re just happy to be HERE. Visit Baja Designs at a show near you: 2024 Event List

Add the perfect blend of style and performance to your vehicle. Baja Designs, the scientists of lighting, is proud to announce the launch of its latest innovation: the S2 Sport and S2 SAE Fog Light Replacement Kits tailored specifically for the 2024 Toyota Tacoma. These are the first two kits of many from Baja Designs specifically designed to fit the all new 2024 Toyota Tacoma.  Crafted with precision engineering, the Baja Designs S2 Sport Fog Light Replacement Kit offers Tacoma owners a seamless upgrade to their factory fog lights while preserving the vehicle's OEM fit and finish. Featuring four S2 Sports, each delivering an impressive 1,581 raw lumens, this premium LED lighting kit illuminates zones 1 and 2 in front of the vehicle, ensuring optimal visibility for off-road adventures and everyday driving. S2 Sport setup includes the following: (4) S2 Sport, Wide Cornering  (2) Mounting Brackets (2) Adapter Harness  All necessary hardware Specifications (Per Light): Lumens: 1,581  Wattage/Amps: 12.4W / 0.9A  SHOP NOW In addition to the S2 Sport Fog Light Replacement Kit, Baja Designs presents the S2 SAE Fog Light Replacement Kit. Available in amber or clear, this kit is designed for drivers seeking road-legal fog lights that meet SAE J583 fog lamp requirements. With advanced features such as aspheric projector optics and a sharp cutoff, the S2 SAE delivers a highly controlled light pattern, ideal for navigating through adverse weather conditions. Equipped with advanced aspheric projector optics and cutting-edge LED technology, the S2 SAE delivers an impressive output of 1,210 lumens per light, reaching up to 5712 candela (measured) at just 12.42W. This road-legal auxiliary fog light is engineered to enhance visibility and safety on any terrain.  S2 SAE setup includes the following: (4) S2 SAE (2) Mounting Brackets (2) Adapter Harness  All necessary hardware  Specifications (Per Light): Lumens: 1,210  Wattage/Amps: 12.4W / 0.9A All kit includes mounting brackets, hardware, and splitter harnesses that facilitate a hassle-free installation process and seamless integration with the stock switch. Backed by Baja Designs' 30- day satisfaction guarantee and lifetime limited warranty, customers can purchase with confidence, knowing their investment is protected.  SHOP NOW

Our good friend Chad Massey, better know as @sd_tremor on Instagram transformed his 2021 Ford Ranger into a capable trail machine that has taken him through the rugged trails of Imogene and Ophir pass in Colorado to tearing up the desert in Ocotillo Wells. Let’s take a look at what makes his Ranger Tremor Special. He started his build from the ground up with Fox 2.5 DSC suspension, DeaverHD leaf pack from APG to handle his overlanding gear, RH fab UCA and extended shackles to tie it all together. Finishing it off is a pair of MRW 305s with Toyo AT3s that allow him to roll over any terrain. He carefully crafted his Baja Designs light package for any adventure, starting with our Ford Ranger Squadron SAE fog pocket kit for illumination on road in inclement weather situations. LP6 Pros are mounted up front using SVC light bar mount, offering light through zones 2, 3 and 4 along with a pair of LP4s on SDHQ a-pillar brackets for that overlanding clout. Out back is a pair of S2 Pros in a chase light configuration. When asked about his choice of lights, Chad explained, “It's probably more lumens than I'll ever need, but hey, gotta have that slight overland clout, am I right?” A Decked drawer system keeps his gear tidy and a Trailgate helps Chad cook up some epic meals while at camp. His Xtrusion XTR1 and iKamper Skycamp mini 2.0 is perfect for nights under the stars. Maxtrax MKII and rotopax round out the expedition essentials for where the trail may lead Chad on his adventures. While Chad still has plenty he is looking to add to his Ford Ranger Tremor, there’s no doubt what he has built for himself so far has been a trustworthy rig that allows him to explore the world around him. “The fun doesn't stop here. There's a whole bunch more in the pipeline for this rig, so stick around and join me and my crew on our wild adventures!” You can follow Chad and his Ford Raptor Tremor on Instagram @sd_tremor Lights used on @sd_tremor Ford Ranger   Squadron-R SAE Fog Pocket Light Kit Ford 2019-On Ranger, 2021-On Bronco NOTE: w/ OEM Plastic Bumper/Capable Bumper $422.95 Elevate your Ford Ranger 2019-on or Ford Bronco 2021-on with the Baja Designs Squadron-R SAE LED fog light replacement kit, offering a road-legal...   LP6 Pro LED Auxiliary Light Pod Universal Starting At:$489.95 The LP6 Pro is a 6-inch powerhouse featuring a total of 11,225 total lumens and of 200-degree spread of usable LED light thanks to the dedicated...   LP4 Pro LED Auxiliary Light Pod Pair Universal $875.95 The LP4 is the smallest variant in the LP lineup but maintains all of the power and features of its siblings. The LP4 features a total of 8,750...   S2 Pro Black LED Auxiliary Light Pod Pair Universal Starting At:$350.95 Two is always better than one, right? We think so, which is why we’re offering a pair of S2 Pro LED auxiliary lights with wiring harness. The...             Previous Next

Get your dirt bikes ready, we are going night racing! Baja Designs is proud to announce that we have partnered with SRA Off Road Motorcycle racing to sponsor the 2024 SRA Night Race Triple Crown Series presented by Baja Designs. This three-race series will all be run at night at the famous Glen Helen Raceway in San Bernardino, CA.   SCHEDULE UPDATE: FIRST RACE IS MAY 4, 2024 SRA is known as the premier GP racing series in California since 1970. Races are Grand Prix style which means the track has a motocross section as well as some off-road terrain.  The three-race series will all run 2-hour team races at night, utilizing the whole Glen Helen facility on the almost 7-mile GP course that will challenge all riders. Each race will start at just after sundown, ensuring racing into the night. The first round of the series is scheduled for May 4th, followed by June 29th and the final round on Sept. 21stWith the triple crown series format, points will be accumulated for the series championship at the end of the series with eligible racers racing all three rounds for end of series prizes. Cost: $45/per rider on team; $55 for IronmanTeams may have up to 3 racers and a max of 2 bikesRace Length: 2 HoursBikes MUST have proper off-road night lighting set-up; no flashlights/temporary lightingAll racers MUST have flashing red light mounted on the rider's back Here is the full schedule for the night team races: As this is a night race, all bikes must have a light to race. No flashlights or temporary lighting is allowed on the bike. Need lights for your bike?  Check out our selection of Motorcycle Lighting solutions for bike such as KTM, Husqvarna, Honda, Yamaha, Beta, Suzuki, and Kawasaki. For safety reasons, all races will need to have a flashing red light that can be mounted on the back of the rider. Get your bike ready now and mark your calendars for the first round on May 4th, 2024. If you have never been night racing or a seasoned veteran of the night, this is the series you don't want to miss!For more information on the SRA Racing and signups, visit their website at https://sragp.com/To get you amped up, check out Trevor Hunter's ride from the 2023 SRA Night Race GP. See you at the races! https://youtu.be/cpR-XRwsCTE?si=neHra1zu0DnZZ7Nw

Jason returned to the 2024 King of the Hammers again to claim his 4th crown of hammers. Behind every great racing driver is a great race car, and Jason's Ford Performance Bronco is no exception. It features a mid-engine 800+ Horsepower Ford Performance V8, sending power down to gear reduction independent suspension portal axles. It has custom Fox LiveValve suspension and BF Goodrich tires. "It is a Trophy Truck for the rocks," as Jason would describe, is a custom race car that utilizes components from a Trophy Truck and rock crawler. This would allow him to go fast in the desert and remain strong enough to crawl through the rocks the size of houses.  While King of the Hammers is run during the day, off-road lights are optional, but they will be crucial for races later in the year that are run entirely at night. The lighting setup is rather simple for this race.  On the A-Pillar are a pair of Baja Designs XL80s, which emit 9022 lumens each light emitting into Lighting Zone 1, 2, and 4, making it a great nearfield and mid-range high-intensity light. We always say no lighting package for racing is complete without XL80s, as it is one of our most versatile lights.    On the bumper of Jason's Bronco are a pair of Baja Designs LP6s on a quick-release bracket that slides in and out of the bumper. The LP6s has a 200-degree spread of usable LED light; thanks to dedicated Integrated Peripheral Technology (IPT), there are 11,225 total raw lumens emitting into lighting zones 1, 2, 3, and 4.  On the back is the Baja Designs RTL, which is necessary and required for all off-road racing organizations. While it not only serves as an identifier chase light for competitors to see you through the dust, it also operates as a brake light. There is even a white light function in the middle to operate as a work light to illuminate the rear of the Bronco.  Unfortunately, this year wasn't the race Jason wanted; it came down to a mechanical failure after leading a good part of the race. That is what racing is; you always have to expect the unexpected, take your losses, and keep moving on. Jason Sherer's determination and commitment to racing is unparalleled, and we know he will be back out there again to win the 2025 King of the Hammers. For now, he has some races to win in Ultra4 USA. 

That is a wrap on the 2024 King of the Hammers, multiple weeks of nonstop off-road racing in Johnson Valley. What is King of the Hammers? It is to be considered to be the toughest off-road race in North America, drawing in over 80,000 people over two weeks. Racers would find themselves driving all out through the harsh desert and navigating rocks the size of houses; it is, without a doubt, the toughest race of the year.  It all led up to the main event of the 2024 Nitto Race of Kings, where many gave it all, but it was Baja Designs driver JP Gomez who would be crowned "King" for the first time ever. After starting last place due to his DNF in qualifying, he passed every single competitor through one of the toughest race courses in KOH history.  JP Gomez Ultra 4 4400 race car is equipped with a Baja Designs 30-inch OnX6+ light bar with a race-legal RTL in the back. While he never needed his light bar during the race, the RTL was in full force, as his competitors could see it cut through the dust passing him on the race course.  The 2024 4WP Every Man Challenge (EMC) es. The 143-mile racecourse comprised a high-speed, rugged open desert lap followed by a second lap on tire-shredding rocky canyons. But it was Bailey-Cole who raced the factory Ford Bronco not only in the Everyman Challenge but also in the Race of Kings and the Desert Challenge. His Ford Bronco is equipped with Baja Designs XL80s on the A-Pillars. The XL80 is one of our favorite lights, emitting 9,500 lumens per light utilizing 80-watt LEDS; these lights cover Lighting Zones 1-4. The Baja Vida Class 11 showdown has been a fan favorite for several years now, and for a good reason: the grassroots racing and driver lineup make for incredible racing despite lacking huge horsepower and suspension. This year was no different. A massive crowd gathered to watch this race, and as usual, the race did not disappoint; it was jam-packed and full of nonstop action. Blake Wilkey was yet again the winner of the Baja Vida Class 11 Showdown. After this race, it might be safe to say Blake Wilkey might hold the best and most consistent record for Class 11 racing with 48 races, 48 finishes, and 43 podiums. But it wasn't only racing at the 2024 King of the Hammers that made it so special; it was the community we cultivated there. One night we met up with our friends from Bad Lines Good Times for a night run and taco party in the desert 10 miles east of Hammers. We enjoyed hanging out and getting to know more people who run Baja Designs because, at the end of the day, there is nothing better than tacos and off-road adventures at night.  The 2024 King of the Hammers is done and dusted, and we were out on the lakebed for nearly three weeks, offering support to our racers and meeting new people. The 2024 King of the Hammers was undoubtedly an unforgettable experience, and we look forward to seeing what next year's event has in store. 

Empty beaches and trails promise great and rewarding challenges that lay ahead for those willing to give it a chance. It is often said that Baja is the last frontier for adventure, from off-road adventures like the most grueling off-road racing in the world, known as Baja 1000, to incredible fishing, surfing, and hiking. No matter what, you are in the mood for an adventure waiting to be had for anyone. Baja Designs and a few friends loaded up our Jeep and headed for the border for an adventure to chase the Baja 1000, which started in La Paz this year. With that in mind, we thought, why not take the long way down? We wanted to create a guide that showcases our adventures, and we thought, why not start with an adventure where it all began? Baja. THINGS TO BRING CAPABLE VEHICLE We recommend bringing a four-wheel drive vehicle with a minimum of 33" tires; while not completely necessary, it is highly encouraged in case you get into those sandy areas so you can minimize the chances of getting stuck. We brought our 2018 Jeep Wrangler JL on 37-inch Maxxis tires and Fox Factory 3.0 shocks with a ton of accessories. MEXICAN INSURANCE The truth is that insurance is required in Baja. It is the law, and American insurance policies don't cover international driving, even if you drove that vehicle from the U.S. But not all too often that it is effectively communicated that it is needed. Fortunately, our friends at Baja Bound can make sure you are covered with the proper amount of coverage and can even recommend a few taco stands along the way. Anything could happen in Baja; having the right insurance partner can make your trip stress-free. LIGHTING Of course, the roads can be very dark if you are traveling at night, and having the proper lighting is not only a performance advantage but a necessity for safety on the roads there. While we always recommend our Squadron SAE lights as a necessity for almost any vehicle, it is also important to have a great set of off-road lights with great distance and nearfield visibility. This doesn't mean you need a Trophy Truck lighting package to go explore Baja; in fact, our Jeep is simply overkill and unnecessary for most people. Unless you are prerunning in Baja and moving at 60-80mph off-road, you need a much simpler setup. What we recommend would be a pair of XL80s or LP4s, which is phenomenal lighting for nearfield visibility with great intensity. GETTING THERE Baja California, the long and narrow peninsula that stretches southward from the United States-Mexico border, is rich in history and cultural heritage. We aimed to head south and crossed the border through Mexicali, and from there, it was a two-hour drive on highway 5 until our first stop for tacos in San Felipe on the Sea of Cortez which we camped on the beach. The next day, we headed for Bay of LA or Bahía de los Ángeles, but first, we stopped at the Chenowth Museum, which is filled with many historical Volkswagen buggies that have been racing in Baja since the early 70s. To our surprise, we even found a few with Baja Designs lights on them. We hopped on the highway and headed south, and to make the drive a little more adventurous, we took a 25-mile off-road detour starting at the old Cocos Corner. The views were nothing but spectacular, and we ended up in the Bay of LA. After the course of the next couple of days, we headed further south, stopping at the Misión San Francisco Borja, officially known as Mission Santa Gertrudis, built-in 1721. There is a property care taker who was kind enough to give us a tour of the historic building. We ended up staying the night near there in a beautiful valley, and the next day, we realized we had a long drive to La Paz, but along the way, we made a few stops for the incredible views in Mulege.   BAJA 1000 When we finally arrived in La Paz the next day. We met all of Baja Designs racers at the contingency SCORE International Baja 1000 just before they made their 1300 mile journey to the finish line in Ensenada. The next morning, we chased Bryce Menzies for the Baja 1000, photographing him along the way , and for over 20 hours, we drove 1000 miles back to Ensenada for the finish line where Bryce would win his first Baja 1000. The Long Way to La Paz journey was more than just a thrilling off-road adventure for us. It became a personal exploration through rich cultural heritage, historical landmarks like the Chenowth Museum and Misión San Francisco Borja, and the awe-inspiring landscapes that demanded the right equipment – a capable vehicle, Mexican insurance, and the necessity of proper lighting. As we reached La Paz, our journey unfolded, capturing the essence of Baja's spirit. In the heart of it all, our involvement in the Baja 1000 highlighted not just the race but the enduring legacy of our dominance in the lighting industry. It's a testament to the spirit of adventure that defines Baja California, a journey that left us with memories etched in the dust trails and starlit skies of this remarkable peninsula. [rl_gallery id="294940"]

We are thrilled to announce a partnership between Baja Designs and Mr. Shreddy himself, Blake Wilkey. As we welcome Blake to the Baja Designs family, we are thrilled beyond measure about the excitement and energy he brings to our brand. https://youtu.be/nJgW0YFG9Vk?si=nnA2LD4uN9IpHyfN Who Is Blake Wilkey? Eight years ago, a small garage fabricator, Blake Wilkey, made a video tearing up the streets of San Diego with his insane 800-horsepower Baja Bug - it was called Urban Assault. It caused widespread media attention on the internet. Ever since then, he has made a name for himself in the off-road industry, being known to "shred" anything he builds or touches. But today, he is much more than a fabricator or a media personality. Blake is deeply rooted in off-road culture as a racer and a figure in the off-road community. Blake's creations are a testament to his versatility and ingenuity. From a nimble 76 horsepower Class 11 Race Beetle named "Slug Shark" to a screaming 560 horsepower Baja Bug called "Megladon." But it isn't just old Volkswagens he tampers with; he has built himself a mini jet boat and even a Polaris RZR. JAWS the TT Bug And just when you think he's reached the pinnacle, he introduced "Jaws" – a full-tilt Trophy Truck that is about the furthest thing from a standard beetle. While we will eventually dive into every vehicle Blake owns, let's discuss the lighting on the Jaws trophy Truck Bug. Up front in the headlights are Baja Designs LP6 with a blue backlight, making a great nearfield and midfield light. On the bumper is the Baja Designs 10" OnX6+ amber with a combo lens emitting 10,817 lumens into zones 1, 3, and 4, making it an excellent light for cutting through dust while providing amble distance. With the combination of those lights, it covers most lighting zones crucial for off-road racing except for Zone 5, which is reserved for the Baja Designs Racer edition lights. The roof light rack holds seven Baja Designs XL Racer lights that throw light into a far-spot narrow beam for speeds in excess of 80 MPH. The rest of the TT Bug utilizes an assortment of Baja Designs Rock Lights in the fender and even uses them as lights in the vehicle's cab with a Baja Designs RTL in the back. As a result, the Baja Designs on Blake's TT bug is the perfect lighting package to go racing. While he has no immediate night races coming up we wouldn't be surprised to see it in Baja one day. A Perfect Partnership Baja Designs and Blake Wilkey share a common ethos – a deep-rooted love for off-road culture and a commitment to pushing the boundaries of what's possible. As this partnership develops, we're welcoming Blake not just as an ambassador or racer but as a genuine off-road enthusiast who brings incredible excitement to Baja Designs. What's Next? With this partnership, the journey is only beginning. You can expect to see more exciting projects and collaborations that bring excitement and innovation to the industry. Welcome to the team Blake. Get the Same Lights as Blake   LP6 Pro LED Auxiliary Light Pod Universal Starting At:$489.95 The LP6 Pro is a 6-inch powerhouse featuring a total of 11,225 total lumens and of 200-degree spread of usable LED light thanks to the dedicated...   OnX6+ Straight LED Light Bar Universal Starting At:$442.95 At an impressive 39,430 lumens, the brightest just got up to 69 percent brighter than our previous generation. The OnX6 plus LED light bar also...   LED Rock Light Universal $66.95 These LED lights are waterproof and can be mounted virtually anywhere. All that is needed is 12 volt power. They have a 180 degree optic to illuminate...   XL Racer Edition LED Auxiliary Light Pod Universal $411.95 Baja Designs XL Racer with the next generation LEDs offers 2,800 lumens and 85 percent greater distance over the previous generation. The XL...

At Baja Designs we wanted to bring the highest level of performance and integration to our customers globally on the all-new 2024 Can-Am Maverick R platform by allowing you to utilize the benefits of race-proven off-road lighting without any significant modifications due to their direct bolt-on application. These lighting solutions are engineered to fit seamlessly onto the UTV to cover all our lighting zones to ensure you have the light right where you need it. The Maverick R lighting integrations feature a roof kit, hood kit, cowl kit, A-pillar kit, and rear chase light utilizing a wide array of Baja Designs' product line-up. All kits require minimal modification to the vehicle and are very easy to install as they are adaptable with Baja Designs stand-alone harness or utilize the Can-Am SMART Accessory Control Module to simplify the wiring process and ensure a factory finish.   Can-Am, Maverick R, S1 Headlight Replacement Kits  With the Baja Designs S1 Headlight Kit, engineered to deliver a high-performance lighting solution that replaces the factory headlight that is available in the Triple S1 Headlight Kit and the S1 Unlimited kit that utilizes Baja Designs laser technology. The kit includes a plug-and-play harness, mounting brackets, and installation components that create a seamless setup, ensuring you can spend less time wiring and more time on the trail while immensely increasing your lighting output.  Can-Am, Maverick R, Triple S1 Headlight Kit  MSRP: $899.95  Can-Am, Maverick R, Triple S1 "Unlimited" Headlight Kit  MSRP: $1,148.95    Shock Tower Lighting Solutions  With a low-profile appearance of the Baja Designs Shock Tower Kit designed for the Can-Am Maverick R, the light bar bolts directly to the upper shock tower, providing a clean and optimal lighting solution. The kits utilize our lightbar lineup of the 10" S8, OnX6+, and OnX6+ Laser Hybrid. The shock tower kit illuminates Zone 1, 3, 4, 5 and 51. Can-Am, Maverick R, Clear 10" OnX6+ Shock Tower Kit  MSRP: $669.95   Can-Am, Maverick R, 10" OnX6+ Laser Hybrid Shock Tower Kit   MSRP: $1,014.95  Can-Am, Maverick R, Clear 10" S8 Shock Tower Kit   MSRP: $504.95   Roof Mount Lighting Solutions  What is a light kit without a roof light? Of course we designed the Baja Designs roof mount lighting solutions for the Can-Am Maverick R to bolt directly to the cage while boasting a sleek, low-profile design. The lighting solutions include the Baja Designs slim yet powerful 40" S8, the iconic classic looking  7-XL Linkable, and tried and true powerhouse light bar OnX6+. Depending on your model, these lights emit anywhere from 22,050 lumens to 38,900 raw lumens of forward-facing light into Lighting  Zones 1, 3, 4, and 5.  Can-Am, Maverick R, 40" S8 Roof Mount Kit   MSRP: $1,349.95  Can-Am, Maverick R, 40" OnX6+ Roof Mount Kit  MSRP: $1,934.95  Can-Am, Maverick R, 7XL Linkable Roof Mount Kit MSRP: $2,089.95   A-Pillar Lighting Solutions  A classic design and staple for almost any lighting kit on an off-road vehicle is the a-pillar kit. The A-Pillar kit on the Can-Am Maverick R mounts directly to the roll cage, utilizing the factory hardware while coming standard with the Baja Designs XL series, allowing you to pick the lighting package that is best for your needs. Ranging from the XL Sport at 3,162 lumens to the brightest solution, the XL80 at 9,022 lumens. Baja Designs has also developed an LP4 A-Pillar kit from the legendary LP series that utilizes Baja Designs patented Integrated Peripheral Technology (IPT). The IPT's allow for a 200-degree spread of light at 8,857 lumens.   Can-Am, Maverick R, XL Sport A-Pillar Kit  MSRP: $589.95  Can-Am, Maverick R, XL Pro A-Pillar Kit MSRP: $709.95  Can-Am, Maverick R, XL80 A-Pillar Kit  MSRP: $729.95  Can-Am, Maverick R, LP4 A-Pillar Kit  MSRP: $1,049.95    S2 Pro Hood Kit  The Baja Designs S2 Pro Hood kit for the Can-Am Maverick R, that has been designed to seamlessly integrate forward lighting without compromising the UTV's clean lines. Specifically designed to accommodate two S2 Pro LED lights within the hood scoop, this kit offers an impressive 2,245 raw lumens each at 23w, ensuring minimal impact on your electrical system. The lighting package includes two S2 Pro LED lights, a mounting bracket, a wiring harness, and all necessary components for a hassle-free installation, guaranteeing a setup ready to tackle the trails.  Can-Am, Maverick R, Dual S2 Pro Hood Kit MSRP: $434.95   RTL Kits  Enhance the safety of your Can-Am Maverick R with the Baja Designs RTL Kits, delivering added visibility to the back of your vehicle. Being seen on the trails is crucial, and the marker light's ability to cut through dust provides an extra layer of safety when venturing onto dirt paths. With multiple race-legal configuration options, you can lead the pack with confidence, ensuring that you're seen by others. This comprehensive kit includes an RTL bar, mounting bracket, a wiring harness, and all necessary components for a straightforward installation, guaranteeing a setup that's ready to conquer the trails. RTL Clear: Consists of solid amber lights, a white center light, surrounded by solid amber lights.  MSRP: $624.95  RTL-B: Features solid amber lights blue center light, incorporating a flashing amber effect.  MSRP: $624.95  RTL-W: Comprises solid amber lights and a white center light accompanied by a flashing amber effect.  MSRP: $624.95  RTL-S: Equipped with amber sections that offer individual control or can be configured to function as turn signals for on-road driving when paired with an external flasher or an sPOD/similar switch panel unit.  MSRP: $699.95  S2 Sport Chase Light The S2 Sport Chase light was developed for those who want an easy but simple way to integrate an amber Chase light into their lighting package at a minimal cost while remaining effective. The amber S2 mounts directly to the roll cage on the drivers side rear of the vehicle utilizing proved hardware. Visibility on the trails is crucial, and the marker light's ability to cut through dust ensures an added layer of safety during off-road adventures with others on a trail. With a potent output of 1,581 raw lumens a 12w, this kit offers the assurance of being prominently seen when leading the pack.  Can-Am, Maverick R, S2 Sport Chase Light Kit  MSRP: $194.95  Pre-Runner Bumper Coming to market soon for the first time ever, Baja Designs is proud to introduce a bolt-on Pre-Runner Bumper Kit for the Can-Am Maverick, designed to compliment the aggressive styling of the vehicle. Not only does it provide ultimate protection on the front of the Maverick R, but it is an exceptional mounting solution for Baja Designs lighting, such as the Squadron series, XL series, and LP series lights. The pre-runner bumper is perfect for those who want a minimalist Baja-inspired bumper while providing that extra layer of protection.   sPOD Integration Power Distribution Module For those who are looking to take control of their lighting and other accessories we recommend checking out our sister company sPOD who also launched the integration of steering wheel controls for the all-new 2024 Can-Am Maverick R with the sPOD SourceLT Mini 6 Steering Wheel Kit and the sPOD BantamX HD center console kit for those who want to expand up to eight circuits. We are beyond excited to see sPOD bring a direct plug-and-play solution for the Can-Am Maverick R. With a commitment to quality, performance, and innovation, sPOD has earned a reputation as a trusted partner for automotive power distribution systems backed by a industry-leading 5-year warranty. The 2024 Can-Am Maverick R is the perfect platform to start your build on we have done the hard work for you, pairing lights, wiring harness, and mounting brackets together that will work with your UTV. Each specific kit is designed to be integrated with most factory components so you can worry less and create long lasting memories on the trail.  Check out the full 2024 Can-Am Maverick R Light Kit lineup on our website.

We have essentially thrown the kitchen sink at the all-new Toyota Tundra for lighting solutions. From desert bombing Prerunners and Overlanding rigs exploring off the grid to the daily driver weekend warriors, we make lighting solutions tailored to each off-road use case. We thought, why not add one more kit to our lineup to complete the package? Introducing the all-new Baja Designs Toyota Tundra 9XL Linkable Roof Bar Kit. Whether you are just taking it easy down a dirt road with your camper or you are bombing through the desert, this roof kit has been developed and tested with performance in mind. The Toyota Tundra 9XL Linkable has been designed and tested in some of the harshest terrains, so we know our light kits won’t break in half no matter how hard you drive. Baja Designs 9XL Linkable Kit The 9XL Linkable kit provides a classic roof-mounted light aesthetic while producing some serious performance – over 28,458 lumens of forward projected light that has a smooth blend due to the use of our spot, driving combo, and wide cornering lenses. The 9XL Linkable kit. It includes 9 XL Sports linked together for one continuous bar. Rock Guards and brackets that mount directly to the 2022 Toyota Tundra. This system adjusts 45 degrees of vertical pitch within each light or unit. Completely independent horizontal adjustment allows for straight or arced configurations to match the lines of your vehicle perfectly. This setup includes the following: (1) XL Linkable, 9 XL Clear (2) Roof Mounting Bracket (1) Wiring Harness (1) Wire Hider (2) Pre-Load Kit (9) Black Rock Guards Starting at: $2,474.95 Wire Hider We know no one wants to drill a hole in their roof to run wires, so we developed our new Wire Hider kit. A solution that allows customers to run their wiring without it being visually exposed on their windshield or roof. This solution looks seamless and prevents the need to tuck wiring into tight locations or drill into your vehicle. The wire hider kit is universal for all vehicles and mounts directly to your windshield as it is available in 3ft and 9ft with the ability to trim it down. Whether you need to hide wires on your Toyota Tacoma or Mercedes Sprinter van, Baja Designs has you covered. 3ft Wire Hire Hider includes the following: (1) 3ft Wire Hider Strip (2) 3M Adhesive Tape Sheet (1) Rubber Promoter Pen Starting at: $29.95 Whether you are looking for a simple lighting upgrade on your Toyota Tundra from our Baja Designs S2 SAE Fog Pocket kit or are looking to go all out with our impressive Baja Designs 9XL Linakble kit. Check out our wide variety of lights specifically meant for the Toyota Tundra.