Best Jeep Wrangler LED Headlights

One of the best upgrades that you can get for your Jeep Wrangler is a good set of LED headlights.

They use only a small fraction of the electricity that a normal headlight uses, making them easier on your battery.

They also tend to last a lot longer, making them an all-around better choice.

In this article, we will be looking at five of the best headlights we could find. Every product on this list is LED-only, and every one of these products will fit a Jeep Wrangler.

Top 5 LED Headlights For Jeep Wrangler

1. LX-LIGHT SL-0075A-Black – Editor’s Choice
2. JW Speaker 8700 J2 – Most Advanced Option
3. Sunpie Halo Black 7-Inch – Most Affordable
4. Aukmak 2076 RGB Halo DRL – Bluetooth Remote Controlled
5. Sunpie J002 – Best Off-Road Option

Below is a list of the best Jeep Wrangler LED headlights which will improve your driving experience.

1. LX-LIGHT SL-0075A-Black – Best Jeep Wrangler LED Headlights

These sleek black lights are some of the best-looking on our list.

They don’t offer a lot of special features, but they do offer the lowest price of any item on today’s list.

Installation is incredibly easy with this model, and the Jeep Wrangler doesn’t even require the adapter.

At the same time, the warranty has only a 1-year term, and there are some limits. Some users have also reported that these lights will become fogged up very easily, reducing their light output. Still, this is the simplest and easiest option at the lowest cost.

2. JW Speaker 8700 J2 – Most Advanced LED Headlights

These are probably the most complex lights on our list.

By combining a filament with an LED array, these lights give you an extra option. Now you can choose between low beams, high beams, and super-bright beams.

The super-bright (or “dual-burn”) beams definitely light up the night with great effectiveness.

These lights are quite expensive, and the extra brightness comes at a price. That filament uses a lot more electricity than an LED, giving this light about double the wattage of most other models.

3. Sunpie Halo Black 7-Inch – Most Affordable LED Headlights

These bulbs are fairly inexpensive, but they offer quite a few bonuses.

The most distinctive feature is the huge LED in the middle. This thing uses a small number of large LEDs rather than using lots of small ones. This provides a more focused beam for greater distance and fog penetration. At the same time, the halo lights around the edges provide good peripheral light.

The only downside is that these lights don’t have a very high lumen rating, so they may not be bright enough for everybody. Some users have also reported problems with water getting into the light and ruining the whole thing.

4. Aukmak 2076 RGB Halo DRL – Bluetooth Remote Controlled Headlights

These lights have all the bells and whistles.

You have halo lights and lights of many colors. Best of all, you can control the display of these colors remotely through the use of a smartphone app.

The main beams themselves are more than bright enough for most places.

We do see a few customer complaints. It seems that this product has a high rate of defects, but it does come with a lifetime warranty and a one-year guarantee. Its’ power usage is high, but only slightly so.

5. Sunpie J002 – Best Off-Road Jeep Wrangler LED Headlights

These are definitely the brightest lights on our list, with a range that goes up to 4500 LM.

These lights were clearly designed for the outdoor enthusiast. The whole thing is encased in aluminum, and there is almost no plastic on this thing. Waterproof rating is very high, and the lens is meant to resist fogging and cracking.

To be fair, these options are less important for city drivers, but durability always helps. These lights are a little bit expensive, but they are probably worth the money. However, it would be nice if they came with instructions.

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Best Jeep Wrangler LED Headlights – Buyer’s Guide

Now that you have surveyed some of your better options, it’s time to learn a little bit more. Obviously, you will have a lot more than five items to choose from when choosing LED headlights for your Jeep. When evaluating products of this type, use this guide to establish the guidelines of your evaluation.

Brightness

You can always tell a low-quality LED by its brightness. The lumen rating that is listed on the packaging may not always be accurate. Sometimes, companies can “pad the numbers” by listing the maximum amount of lumens that could be squeezed out of the product under optimal conditions. A dim look to your LED is a sign that your product may be sub-par.

But how bright is too bright? If your lights are too bright, they can become a safety hazard for other drivers and pedestrians. The last thing you want to do is blind everyone who walks or drives in front of you. As a general rule, we would say that anything less than 700 is far too weak and anything greater than 10,000 is too much. Even lights with a rating in the 8000-9000 range should be used with caution.

Ease Of Installation

No one wants to spend all day installing a set of headlights. While headlights are generally quite easy to install, some manufacturers insist on complicating the process. Although a difficult install might sometimes be worth the trouble, it’s usually best to avoid these models. If the product is difficult to install, it indicates poor engineering, which may show itself in other ways.

Power Usage

One of the main benefits of LED lights is the fact that they use so little power. To maximize this benefit, you should go for the most energy-efficient LED headlights that you can find. To figure this out, you will need to look at the wattage numbers, which should be listed somewhere on the package. If it isn’t there, check the manufacturer’s website.

Now take that number (which should be expressed in Watts) and multiply it by the number of hours each day that you expect the headlights to be in use. This will mostly depend on how much night driving you tend to do. Now, multiply the resulting number by 365 since you probably use your vehicle every day. Now, you know the total energy usage per year for those particular headlights.

Warranty

As we mentioned earlier, companies are not always entirely honest about the capabilities or the construction of their products. Also, this is a product which is meant to last a long time, as longevity is one of the main reasons to buy LED headlights. Without a warranty, the whole thing comes down to a long-term roll of the dice. Besides, most of these lights are not exactly cheap, and it’s always a good idea to protect your investment.

Color

Different LED bulbs will have different color tones. While most of them put out soft white light, some of them have tones of blue or amber. In most instances, this comes down to a matter of personal preference. However, it stands to reason that white light is going to give you the best visibility.

The color of light is determined by its wavelength. This is an electromagnetic frequency that our eyes can detect. Red has the longest wavelength, which is why it tends to stand out so well. Violet has the shortest wavelength, which is why it doesn’t. White light, however, is a different story altogether. White light contains the combined wavelengths of all the colors in the visible spectrum.

We have already seen one brand that offers colored lights for decorative purposes. There is nothing wrong with this, but it may or may not be important to you. If you really like to show off, go ahead and get the fancy colored lights. Of course, you will likely pay a little more if you want those extras.

Headlight Bulbs

Choosing the best headlight bulbs for your Jeep Wrangler can be very simple. Here are some things to consider when buying:

Headlight Bulb Light Color

What kind of light for the Jeep Wrangler is right for you? The regular yellowish light or the brighter one? Brighter bulbs have a higher light output, so they cost more.

Halogen headlight bulbs or LED?

If you want to switch from halogen headlights on your Jeep Wrangler, to LED bulbs, you will get a much brighter bulb, whiter light and a much longer lamp life.

Conclusion

These products might be a little more complicated than you would have thought. The LED is still very much on the cutting edge of technology, as LED tech is on the verge of basically consuming all other types of lighting. Thus, you will see a lot of gimmicks and sub-standard garbage. We hope that we have given you the knowledge you need to choose the best product for your Jeep with no trouble whatsoever.