Brighten Your Drive with Driving Lights:

Driving at night can be challenging, but fear not! The solution to your dimly lit adventures lies in the brilliance of driving lights. Welcome to the dazzling realm of Off-road lighting – where laughter meets illumination, and your journey becomes a comedy special on the road! In this guide, we’ll shed light on the various types of lights, from the classic humor of halogen to the mysterious allure of HID, the tech-savvy pranks of LED, and the spotlight-stealing brilliance of driving light bars.

Driving Light Materials

Let’s dive into the heart of our brilliance – Driving Light Materials. At TJM, we understand that the secret to extraordinary performance lies in the materials. Imagine your automotive light becoming a masterpiece, crafted from high-quality materials that enhance their brilliance and ensure their durability. These materials are your vehicle’s armor, protecting the brilliance.

We supply Lightforce, Hella, Britax, Korr, Bushranger, Britax and more driving lights and Light bars, so we have a good range for you to choose from.

Pop into our showroom and take a look at our range and let us help you find the right ones for you.

Driving lights are for use at night in addition to your high beam headlights. They allow extra viewing distance and reflection, making them suitable for off road driving.

When you are 4WDing, a decent set of lights can improve your safety – great to be able to see animals on the side of the road or rocks and hollows right in front of you.

These lights must be wired so they are only able to be switched on when high beams are in use and they must be able to be switched off separately.

Fog lights are not driving lights. Most modern cars come fitted with Fog lights and it’s important you know when you can use them.

Fog lights must only be used when your regular headlights cause glare due to fog, snow, mist, dust or smoke. Driving with fog lights on when these conditions do not exist can result in a fine and demerit points.

Fog beams are wide and low, to cut through the fog and allow you to see well enough to continue on your way. They allow you to stay in your lane and avoid obstacles on the road in very poor vision situations.

There is a huge range of driving lights on the market, choosing the best ones for your needs will make all the difference to your driving experience.

 

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