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Product Overview
The ORACLE Lighting Ford Bronco LED Puddle Upgrade for Off-Road Side Mirror Ditch Lights helps to illuminate the area outside of the vehicle for the driver and passengers approaching the vehicle at night.
This convenient feature allows the driver and passengers to identify puddles, potholes, and other hazards when entering and exiting the vehicle.
This puddle light upgrade can be wired into any auxiliary switch to be controlled manually.
With the many benefits of this side illumination, the puddle light upgrade kit is an excellent addition to your Ford Bronco Led Off-Road Side Mirror Ditch Lights.
All of our products are engineered and designed right here in Metairie, Louisiana. With over 15 years of experience building lighting for the automotive aftermarket, we control every step of the process - from R&D to final assembly - so you're getting a part built to a standard, not just a spec sheet.
Whether it's an install question, a fitment question, or you just want a second opinion before you order - pick up the phone and talk to someone who actually knows the product. No call centers, no scripts. Just people who know Jeeps, Broncos, Tacomas, and trucks as well as you do.
We don't make one-size-fits-all lighting. Every product is engineered around the specific fitment, electronics, and driving demands of the platform it's built for - so what you install is what was designed for your vehicle from day one.
Before anything ships, it's been run through real-world abuse - mud, vibration, weather, and mileage - not just a bench test. If it can't survive the trail or the daily commute, it doesn't make it to your truck.
We stand behind what we build. Every Oracle product ships with a manufacturer warranty and a team that actually honors it - because a good part with no support isn't a good deal.
Orders ship quickly from our Metairie facility, with tracking sent the moment your parts are on their way - so you know exactly when to expect them, every time.
