Billet Chase Light and 3rd Brake LightFOR THE 2021–2026 Ford Bronco

Will This Chase Light Fit My Bronco?

2021-2026 Ford Bronco. Included wiring harness does not fit Bronco Raptor.

What Is This Chase Light Designed For?

Upgrade your Bronco’s rear lighting with a tire-carrier-mounted billet assembly that combines brake, reverse, and chase lighting in one clean setup. The Turn Offroad Billet Chase Light and 3rd Brake Light fits 2021–2026 Ford Bronco 2-Door and 4-Door models. It mounts to the tire carrier using the included bracket and adds useful rear visibility for night trails, dusty group drives, and low-light backing situations.

Features and Equipment

• Make the Bronco easier to see from behind with two chase lights and four brake lights integrated into the assembly.
• Add useful reverse lighting with a backup light built into the same housing.
• Upgrade to a stronger rear lighting platform with forged billet aluminum construction.
• Mount the light cleanly with an included tire carrier mounting bracket.
• Simplify installation with the wiring harness and necessary hardware included.

Compatibility and Setup Details

The forged billet aluminum construction gives the rear of the Bronco a stronger, more premium lighting platform while keeping the setup compact and factory-style.

The Billet Chase Light and 3rd Brake Light fits 2021–2026 Ford Bronco 2-Door and 4-Door models. The included wiring harness does not fit the Ford Bronco Raptor.

Product Specifications

• 2021+ Ford Bronco (2 & 4 Door) (ALL)

How Does This Chase Light Install?

Check the mounting requirements for your Bronco and the equipment listed above before installation. Follow Turn Offroad's instructions for this exact part, including any required adapters or electrical connections. View the manufacturer installation video or instructions.

Plan the Mount and the Light Together

Choose the actual light before assembling your Bronco's mounting system. Nominal lamp size does not describe every housing, bracket, connector, or mounting-stud dimension. Check those dimensions against the positions described above, and allow room behind the light for the plug and a service loop in the cable. If you already own lights, identify their exact model rather than assuming another lamp from the same brand uses the same mount. A bracket provides a location; it does not establish that every light or harness will fit.

Wiring and Switching Requirements

Decide how the added lighting will be powered and switched before installation. A mechanical mount does not include a complete electrical system unless the package contents specifically say so. Use the light manufacturer's specified wiring, protection, and connectors. Route cables away from sharp edges, moving hinges, hot components, and places where a roof panel or hood can pinch them. Leave enough movement for the factory parts that still need to open, close, or come off. Secure the wiring without placing tension on the light's connector.

Check the Finished Installation

After mounting the equipment, verify its aim and clearance with your Bronco parked safely. Confirm that the setup does not obscure a camera, plate, brake light, or another required factory function. Operate the relevant hood, roof, tailgate, or other moving parts through their normal travel. Check that brackets and wiring remain clear throughout that movement. Auxiliary-light functions and allowed use depend on the lamp and installation; a mounting bracket by itself is not approval to operate every lighting mode on public roads.

What's the Warranty?

Turn Offroad’s lifetime structural and craftsmanship warranty applies to the billet aluminum housing, with two-year coverage on the finish. This does not establish lifetime coverage for the LEDs, wiring, or other electrical components. Registration is required within 90 days of receipt, and coverage applies to the original purchaser subject to the manufacturer’s exclusions.