ORACLE Bronco LED Mirror Ditch Lights Now Available in White, Amber & Yellow!

[OracleLights]

When we first introduced our integrated Bronco Mirror Ditch Lights, the goal was simple: provide functional peripheral illumination with a clean, factory-inspired appearance, without bulky A-pillar brackets. Now we're excited to expand the lineup with two new LED color options!

White: Maximum brightness for general off-road use and nighttime driving
🟠 Amber: Great for cutting through dust, fog, rain, and snow while reducing glare
🟡 Yellow: Excellent contrast and depth perception in challenging conditions

No matter which color you choose, you're getting the same OEM-style integrated design that helps illuminate the sides of the trail where your headlights can't.

If you've been thinking about adding ditch lights but wanted something that blends seamlessly with the Bronco's design, these are definitely worth checking out.

Learn more in our updated blog: https://www.oraclelights.com/blogs/latest-news-updates/broncomirrors

View the product here: https://www.oraclelights.com/products/oracle-lighting-2021-2023-ford-bronco-led-off-road-side-mirror-ditch-lights

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[Bruno]

White: Maximum brightness for general off-road use and nighttime driving
🟠 Amber: Great for cutting through dust, fog, rain, and snow while reducing glare
🟡 Yellow: Excellent contrast and depth perception in challenging conditions

*Missing a top down diagram showing the beam throw / spread.
*Missing directional adjustability
*Missing a single version that simply changes color

 

[OracleLights]

*Missing a top down diagram showing the beam throw / spread.
*Missing directional adjustability
*Missing a single version that simply changes color

Thanks for taking the time to share the feedback, we genuinely appreciate it! Those are all fair suggestions. We can definitely work on adding a top-down beam comparison to better show the coverage. We have several real-world beam photos on the product page today, but we agree that an overhead perspective would make it even easier to visualize.

As for a color-changing version, that's something we've discussed internally. One of the engineering challenges is that combining multiple LED colors into the same optic can affect the beam pattern and overall performance because of LED chip placement. Our goal with these was to optimize each version (White, Amber, and Yellow) for its intended use rather than compromise output or beam quality.

We really appreciate the input, though. Feedback like this helps shape future product development, so thanks for sharing your thoughts!

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