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Request a priceOur full Rigid Industries range. It includes parts listed for the Toyota Tundra, Ford Bronco, Toyota Tacoma and other vehicles; use the vehicle selector or each product's fitment table to confirm yours. Prices are in Canadian dollars (CAD), and there is no duty or extra fee to pay at delivery.
Rigid Industries builds LED lighting — the D-Series, SR-Series, Adapt and Radiance ranges, plus mounts, harnesses and covers, fitting Ford, Toyota, Polaris and Jeep vehicles.
Rigid patterns are named for what they do rather than for brightness. Spot reaches distance; driving covers the middle ground; flood and diffused fill the near field; and their hyperspot is genuinely long-range and near-useless close in. Most builds mix two — a pair of spots with a diffused pair fills the gap either would leave alone.
Fit any auxiliary lamp on a relay harness with a fused feed, and cover or aim it to stay road legal.
Most listings here carry verified vehicle fitment, so you can filter to your own year, make and model rather than guessing from a part number.
Rigid Industries questions
What Rigid Industries lighting is on this page?
LED auxiliary lights and pods from the SR-Series, D-Series, 360-Series and Phoenix XL lines, E-Series Pro light bars, fog light and backup lamp kits, and the parts around them: covers, lenses, mount kits and brackets, rocker and pendant switches, and wiring harnesses.
What beam patterns do Rigid lights here come in?
Lights are listed as spot, flood, drive or combo, and some lenses change the pattern, such as a 60-degree SR-M lens. A spot reaches far down the road, a flood spreads light wide and close, and a driving beam covers the middle ground.
What is the difference between a light bar and a pod?
A light bar spreads several optics along one housing for a wide throw, such as the E-Series Pro. A pod is a small light, such as an SR-M or the Phoenix XL 7-inch pod, mounted where a bar will not fit, often in pairs or on a mount kit.
Can I use Rigid auxiliary lights on the road in Canada?
Rules on auxiliary lighting are set by each province and often restrict use on public roads, sometimes requiring covers or that the lights stay off. Check your province's rules before wiring a light to a road-use switch. Prices are in Canadian dollars.
