Rock Light Installation
Rock lights are the easiest install we sell, but the wiring still needs to be done right. Read the steps before you start, and route the wire clean and away from heat and moving parts. Installing by this guide is also what keeps your warranty good.
Step 1
Park on a level surface. If you need to reach up into the wheel wells or under the truck, lift it and get it on jack stands first.
Use proper stands, not just a jack. You'll have your hands under the truck.
Step 2
Set the rock lights where you want them, around the wheel wells or under the body. Hold each one in place and check the angle and the spread before you mount anything.
Space them evenly side to side so the light is even around the truck.
Step 3
Mount each light with the provided brackets and screws. Snug them down and give each one a wiggle. Anything loose will rattle out on the road.
Step 4
Run the wire along the frame or other fixed points, away from anything hot or moving. Zip-tie it down, and leave slack anywhere the suspension or steering moves so nothing pulls tight.
Keep it well clear of the exhaust. Heat will cook the insulation.
Step 5
Wire it to a switch or a wiring harness and power it up. Check every light, then tidy any wire you left loose while testing.
That's the whole job. Snug hardware, slack in the wire, and nothing touching the exhaust. Do those and they'll ride for years.
Everything in this guide
The parts named in the steps above, in one place.
Rock Lights
9 to 160 LEDs per light, IP68, true pure white with no blue or yellow tint. Sets of 4 to 20.
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Magnetic Mounts
Mount without drilling, the option worth deciding on before you start. From $19.99.
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Wiring Harness + Wireless Remote
Switching and power for the install, with a wireless remote. From $55.
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