Cali Raised LED
Fog Light Kit Tundra (2014-2021)
Combo Deals
Product Description
Fog can present dangerous driving conditions so it’s time to get prepared with the (2014-2021) Toyota Tundra Fog Light Replacement Bracket Kit from Cali Raised LED!
Engineered to enhance visibility, these brackets are designed to seamlessly replace your factory Tundra fog light mounts, allowing you to upgrade to more powerful lighting solutions effortlessly. Crafted in the USA from laser-cut steel and finished with a durable black semi-gloss powder coating, each bracket offers exceptional durability and corrosion resistance, making them suitable for all-weather conditions. They securely hold light pods both on and off-road, providing reliable performance wherever your Tundra takes you.
Whether you purchase the brackets only for a straightforward installation or choose the complete kit including LED pod lights and OEM adapter wires, Cali Raised LED ensures a perfect fit without the need for heavy modifications. Drive confidently knowing you have a reliable lighting upgrade that enhances safety and performance, tailored specifically for your Toyota Tundra.
Included
- (2) Toyota Tundra Fog Light Replacement Brackets
- Installation hardware
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Upgrade Options
- (2) 3X2 18W (White) LED Pods with H11 OEM adaptors
- (2) 3X2 18W (Amber) LED Pods with H11 OEM adaptors
Product Features
- Easy installation
- Minimal modification of plastic required
- Powder-coated with a durable black semi-gloss mini texture
- Engineered and crafted in the USA by American Welders
Fitment Notes
- Fits (2014-2021) Toyota Tundra models.
- NOTE: Cali Raised LED cannot guarantee fitment on any other products unless otherwise specified
Amber vs LED Fog Lights
Fog Lights are crucial for cutting through adverse weather conditions by emitting a wide, low beam pattern that minimizes reflection back into the driver's eyes. This design enhances visibility by illuminating the road ahead without being scattered by fog or rain droplets.
Amber lights are best used for foggy conditions according to most drivers.
During fog, water droplets often act as mirrors and reflect the light generated by the car back into the driver’s eye. And, it makes driving in the fog a real driving hazard. Many car buyers believe that yellow lights penetrate fog better. But, the reason is something else.
When we see any object in blue light, it appears fuzzy or unclear with a blue tone around it. It is a phenomenon called “glare”. According to a study, blue light is often the reason behind driver complaints of discomfort glare.
Blue or white light against the snow or fog can be glaring to the eyes and it can make you tired soon. When you are driving through snowy roads, the white lights can tire you as well.