Red White and Glow

Auxiliary Lighting Installation in Manchester, TN. 

Professional Auxiliary Lighting Installations built for performance, reliability, and clean OEM style wiring

What is auxiliary lighting on a vehicle?

Auxiliary lighting refers to aftermarket lights added to a vehicle to improve visibility beyond factory headlights. These lights include LED pods, light bars, fog lights, and ditch lights. Auxiliary lighting is commonly used for offroad driving, poor weather conditions, and enhanced night time visibility.

Auxiliary lighting Installation in Manchester, TN

Professional Auxiliary Lighting Installs Built to Perform

Adding a light bar, LED pods, or fog lights can dramatically improve visibility, safety, and confidence when driving at night or off-road — but only when they’re installed correctly. At Red White & Glow, we provide professional auxiliary lighting installation with clean wiring, proper aiming, and long-term reliability.

Based in Manchester, Tennessee, we regularly work with customers from Murfreesboro, Nashville, La Vergne, Lebanon, White House, and surrounding areas of Middle Tennessee who want lighting installs done right the first time.

Light Bar Installation

Light bars provide powerful forward-facing illumination for trails, back roads, and low-light conditions. A professional installation ensures your light bar performs as intended without glare, electrical issues, or premature failure.

  • Our light bar installations include:
  • Secure mounting to prevent vibration
  • Proper aiming to maximize usable light
  • Clean, protected wiring
  • Correct fuse and relay protection

Whether roof-mounted, bumper-mounted, or behind a grille, we install light bars with reliability and safety in mind.

LED Pod Light Installation

LED pod lights are versatile and effective for ditch lights, bumper lighting, and auxiliary illumination. Placement and wiring matter just as much as the light itself.

We install LED pods for:

  • Ditch lights
  • Bumper-mounted lighting
  • A-pillar or side lighting
  • Trail and work lighting

Every install is designed to provide usable light without interfering with vehicle operation or visibility.

Fog Light Installation & Upgrades

Fog lights play an important role in poor weather conditions such as rain, fog, and dust. We install and upgrade fog lights to improve low-visibility driving while maintaining proper beam patterns.

Fog light installs focus on:

  • Correct mounting height and angle
  • Reliable power delivery
  • Integration with factory or aftermarket controls

Clean Wiring & Switch Panel Integration

Auxiliary lighting often works best when paired with a properly installed switch panel. We integrate light bars, LED pods, and fog lights into organized control systems that keep everything easy to operate and protected.

Our installs emphasize:

  • Clean wire routing
  • Proper grounding
  • Fuse protection
  • Factory-style appearance

Learn more about switch panel installation: Switch Panel

Why Professional Installation Matters

Improper lighting installs can lead to:

  • Flickering or inconsistent performance
  • Electrical failures
  • Battery drain
  • Unsafe glare or misalignment

Professional installation ensures your lighting works reliably — whether you’re on the trail, back roads, or daily driving.

Serving Middle Tennessee

Red White & Glow proudly serves Manchester, TN and surrounding areas across Middle Tennessee. Many customers travel from nearby cities for professional auxiliary lighting installs they can trust.

If you’re considering a light bar, LED pods, or fog lights and want clean wiring and reliable performance, we’re here to help. Want a full glow package? Pair pods with vehicle underglow lighting.

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Auxiliary Lighting Options for Jeeps

Not sure which auxiliary lights are right for your Jeep? This comparison breaks down common lighting options based on how and where you drive.

Light Type Best For Beam Pattern Install Pro Install
Spot Lights High-speed or distance visibility Narrow / long-range Medium ✅ Recommended
Flood / Combo Pods Trail driving & general use Wide or mixed spread Medium ✅ Yes
Light Bars Maximum forward visibility Wide + distance High ⚠️ Strongly recommended
Amber Pods Fog, dust, snow conditions Wide / glare-reducing Low–Medium ✅ Recommended

Want to see how auxiliary lights compare with other off-road lighting upgrades? Read our Best Off-Road Lights for a Jeep (2026 Expert Guide) .

Frequently Asked Questions About Auxiliary Lighting 

These frequently asked questions cover auxiliary lighting installation, compatibility, wiring, legality, and performance. If you don't see your question here, feel free to contact Red White and Glow for personalized guidance.

What is auxiliary lighting on a vehicle?

Auxiliary lighting refers to aftermarket lights added to improve visibility beyond factory headlights. These lights are commonly used for offroad driving, poor weather conditions, and nightime visibility.

What types of auxiliary lights are available?

Auxiliary lighting includes LED light bars, LED pod lights, fog lights, ditch lights, scene lights, and rear facing work or reverse lights.

Where are auxiliary lights usually mounted?

Auxiliary lights are commonly mounted on bumpers, grilles, A Pillars, roof racks, rear bumpers, and hitch mounts depending on the intended use and lighting pattern.

Are auxiliary lights legal in Tennessee?

Auxiliary lights are legal in Tennessee when installed and used properly. Offroad lights must be turned off while driving on public roads. Professional installation ensures safe wiring and proper switch control.

Do auxiliary lights require a switch panel?

Many auxiliary lights are controlled using aftermarket switch panels or factory auxiliary switches. A switch panel allows safe power distribution, proper fusing, and easy control from inside the vehicle.

Why should auxiliary lights be professionally installed?

Professional installation ensures correct mounting, weatherproof wiring, proper aiming, and safe electrical connections. Improper installs can cause glare, electrical problems, or premature light failure.