Lightfox LED Lights

Whether you're deep in the bush or setting up your rooftop tent at a caravan park, Lightfox delivers clear, reliable visibility that helps you stay safe and prepared in any terrain.

Built to Outperform Ordinary Lighting

Standard headlights only light up what's directly ahead and often fall short in tough conditions. Lightfox lights go further. With high lumen output and longer beam distance, they give you more visibility on remote tracks, bush trails and rural roads. That means less guesswork, more awareness and better reactions.

Compared to basic budget lights, Lightfox offers:

• brighter output with advanced LED technology

• better energy efficiency that’s kinder on your battery

• a longer lifespan with less chance of failure

• rugged construction that’s built to handle off-road use.

If you're building your lighting setup, check out our full vehicle lighting range, including LED Driving Lights, LED Light Bars and 4WD LED Work Lights.

Designed for 4WDs, Utes, Campers and More

Lightfox LED lights are made to suit all types of vehicles, including 4WDs, trucks, campervans and touring setups. Whether you’re upgrading a weekend warrior ute or kitting out a serious off-road rig, Lightfox offers the performance and versatility to get the job done.

Their low-profile builds, multiple mounting options and IP-rated protection make them perfect for pairing with roof racks, bull bars or rear bars. If you’re travelling light, we also stock compact units ideal for LED Camping Lights or quick campsite setups.

Why Buy Lightfox from Vic Offroad?

At Vic Offroad, we don’t stock gimmicks. We test gear ourselves and only sell what we’d install on our own vehicles. That’s why Lightfox is a go-to for reliable lighting that stands up to dust, water and hard driving. We offer:

• local Aussie support and product knowledge

• fast shipping on stocked items

• quality brands trusted by the 4WD community

• a full range of Lightfox lights for every use case.

Installation and Setup

Installing Lightfox LED lights is straightforward. Most kits come with mounting hardware and clear instructions. Depending on your setup, you can wire them to your high beams, run them on a separate switch or connect them to your camping battery system.

If you’re fitting them to a bull bar or roof rack, make sure you check spacing and bracket clearance first. A tidy install not only looks better but lasts longer, too.