Driving Lights
Driving/Spot Lights, Work Lights, and LED Light Bar Installation
Adding extra lighting to your vehicle can greatly enhance your experience when camping or driving at night, particularly on country roads. Properly installed lights not only improve visibility and safety but also make tasks like setting up camp or off-roading easier after dark. Choosing the right type of lighting for your needs is essential, and the team at CPR Automotive can help. We supply and install driving lights, work lights, and LED light bars from Australia’s leading brands including Lightforce, Stedi, Road Vision and more.
Driving Lights
Driving lights are designed for driving at night or low light conditions, providing powerful illumination to enhance visibility. These lights work alongside your standard headlights to brighten road edges, making it easier to spot wildlife and potential hazards. Driving lights improve both your safety and confidence keeping you and your passengers safe.
Work Lights
Work lights are ideal for lighting the area around your vehicle. They provide illumination for tasks like accessing toolboxes, night 4x4ing, setting up equipment, performing repairs or most importantly sitting around having a beer with your mates. A well-installed set of work lights is invaluable for late-night work or emergencies.
LED Light Bars
LED bars are mounted higher on your vehicle and are available in various sizes and beam patterns, including flood and spot beams. These bars illuminate wide areas close to your vehicle, making them perfect for camping, cooking, or repairs in remote areas. LED bars offer versatility and are essential for those who frequently travel off-road or set up camp after dark.
At CPR Automotive, we install vehicle lighting from trusted brands like Stedi, Lightforce, ARB, and more. Our experienced technicians ensure your lights are installed correctly to maximise performance and longevity.
Book a consultation today and let our experts help you choose the perfect lighting solution for your vehicle.
FAQ’s
No, driving lights are supplementary and must be used alongside your vehicle’s existing lights.
Both have advantages and disadvantages depending how you intend to use them and the terrain you are going to drive on.
For instance, if you are travelling long distances on open roads you would generally select a spot beam for the benefit of distance. But if you were to be travelling in bushland or areas where there is considerable trees and scrub on the edges of the road you would generally select a spread beam type.
A big advantage of some bars is the ability to have both spread and spot allowing for a range of uses and types of terrain.
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