off road lights

  1. mandrautomotive

    More Trail Visibility Without Changing the Colorado’s Factory Look

    For anyone building a 2023+ Chevy Colorado for camping, overlanding, or exploring trails after dark, auxiliary lighting can make a big difference—but not everyone wants a large exposed light bar hanging off the front of the truck. That’s where this 30" SLIM Light Bar setup from M&R Automotive...
  2. mandrautomotive

    Building a Tahoe Z71 for Adventure? Check Out This Hidden Light Bar

    As more people are turning the 2025+ Chevrolet Tahoe Z71 into capable adventure and overland rigs, one upgrade that can make a big difference is adding quality auxiliary lighting without compromising the factory look. M&R Automotive's 40" PRO Light Bar Kit was designed specifically for the...
  3. mandrautomotive

    Want a Clean Lighting Upgrade for Your 2024+ Tacoma? Check This Out

    Hey everyone, If you're looking to add some serious lighting to your 2024+ Toyota Tacoma without hanging a bulky light bar off the front, I wanted to share one of our favorite setups. Our 30" PRO Light Bar Kit is designed specifically for the fourth-gen Tacoma and mounts behind the lower...
  4. mandrautomotive

    Hello Overland Bound! We're M&R Automotive

    Hi everyone, We're M&R Automotive, and we're excited to join the Overland Bound community. We design vehicle-specific LED lighting solutions for trucks and SUVs built for overlanding, camping, and off-road travel. Our goal is simple: create lighting upgrades that improve nighttime visibility...
  5. Scontroneboy

    Capping Light Harness

    Anyone have a solution for capping a wiring harness for off road lights? I've got some floods mounted to my cargo basket and want to take it off for the Chicago winter. Problem is the wiring harness attached to my load bars and obviously don't want to leave the connection point/harness exposed...