Light Up What’s Behind You: Ranger Raptor Reverse Lights

[MandRonline]

Wanted to share a lighting upgrade that’s a little different from the usual front light bars. Our 2024+ Ford Ranger Raptor Reverse Light Kit adds a pair of compact rear-facing pods to help give you more visibility when backing up at night, maneuvering around camp, or working your way through a dark trail.

The setup uses two 20W PRO flood pods and mounts using factory points for a clean, bolt-on install with no cutting or drilling required. You can also choose amber or red backlighting depending on the look you want.



Here’s the light output video so you can see what the setup looks like in action:



If anyone has questions about fitment, wiring, or installation, feel free to ask.

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[Arsenall11]

F150LED, chase lights and back up! Great product and company! Shout out toTom Barnes over there for the lighting help!

 

[Pic-N-Stick]

Pretty slick. Is there an option that is more of a "flood light" that casts a wider light out to the sides? These seem to be more of a spotlight effect. Thanks!

 

[British Iron]

Installed a set of these and I'm really happy with them. The install is pretty straight forward, I just did a couple of things differently. If you have large hands like I do it's much easier to install these if you drop the spare tire. This gives you a lot more room mounting them and makes it much easier to route the wiring from the passenger's side over to the connections for the upfitter switches on the drivers side. I also attached the lights to the mounting brackets before installing them. So far I'm really happy with them.

 

[MandRonline]

Pretty slick. Is there an option that is more of a "flood light" that casts a wider light out to the sides? These seem to be more of a spotlight effect. Thanks!

Yeah, these are actually a flood pattern. They’re designed to give you a wider spread around the truck rather than a long-distance spotlight beam. The 20W PRO pods have the widest beam pattern, so they should give you more side coverage when backing up or maneuvering at night.

 

[MandRonline]

Installed a set of these and I'm really happy with them. The install is pretty straight forward, I just did a couple of things differently. If you have large hands like I do it's much easier to install these if you drop the spare tire. This gives you a lot more room mounting them and makes it much easier to route the wiring from the passenger's side over to the connections for the upfitter switches on the drivers side. I also attached the lights to the mounting brackets before installing them. So far I'm really happy with them.

Yeah, I get you. The first one had more of a friendly tone without sounding like we’re trying too hard.

I’d go with:

> Glad to hear you’re happy with them! Dropping the spare definitely sounds like a good move if you’ve got bigger hands, especially for getting everything mounted and routing the wiring over to the driver’s side. Appreciate you sharing what worked for you, I’m sure that’ll help some other guys when they go to install theirs.

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