Highway, country roads, beach, bush tracks or serious off-road? The right light depends on where you spend your time.

More light isn’t always better. Consider whether you need a long-range spot beam, wide spread, or a combination of both.

Dust, rain, fog and mist can dramatically affect visibility. Beam pattern and colour temperature can make a big difference.

Your lights need to handle dust, water, vibration, corrugations and heat. Cheap lights can become expensive when they fail out on the tracks

Bullbar, roof, A-pillar, grille or behind the bar? Mounting position affects light coverage, wind noise, durability and overall look of the vehicle.

Lumens and wattage look impressive on paper, but beam quality, optics, spread and usable light are what actually matter when you're driving at night.