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Frequently asked questions

What are LED driving lights?

LED driving lights are high-output auxiliary lights mounted on a vehicle's bumper, roof, or grille to extend visibility beyond stock headlights on highways, off-road trails, and in low-light conditions. Auxbeam India's range spans 6.3" to 9" sizes and 132W to 318W outputs across the Classic, V-Max, Ray-L, 360°-Pro, 360°-Ultra, and Master-T series

Are LED driving lights legal to use on Indian roads?

Auxbeam LED driving lights are labeled "strictly for off-road use only" and are intended as auxiliary/off-road lighting, not as a replacement for road-legal headlights. Check local RTO rules before fitting any auxiliary light for on-road use, as regulations on brightness, mounting height, and beam pattern vary by state in India

What size LED driving light should I choose?

Auxbeam offers 6", 7", 8.5", and 9" driving lights — smaller sizes (6"–7") suit compact SUVs and tighter bumper mounts, while 8.5"–9" units deliver higher lumen output (up to 37,776 lm) for larger 4x4s and trucks needing maximum long-range throw.

What's the difference between spot beam and combo beam driving lights?

Spot beam lights (e.g., 360°-Ultra, 360°-Pro series) focus light into a tight, long-range beam ideal for highway speed and open trails. Combo beam or side-shooter lights (V-Max, V-Ultra series) blend spot and flood patterns, widening peripheral visibility — better suited for technical off-roading and tight trails.

What does DRL mean on Auxbeam driving lights, and which option should I pick?

DRL stands for Daytime Running Light — a low-power white or amber strip built into the driving light that stays on for daytime visibility. Auxbeam's range is filterable by Single DRL, Basic Light (no DRL toggle), and No DRL models, so you can pick based on whether you want an integrated daytime running function or a pure auxiliary spot/flood light.

What's the wattage and lumen range of Auxbeam LED driving lights?

Auxbeam's LED driving lights range from 132W (6" 360°-Ultra series) up to 318W (9" Ray-L series), with lumen output reaching approximately 37,776 lumens on the top-spec 9" 270W 360-PRO model. Higher wattage generally means longer beam throw, useful for high-speed highway or open-terrain driving.

Round or oval LED driving lights — which is better?

Round driving lights are the traditional choice for classic beam distribution and are the most common OEM-style fit. Oval/rectangle units (like the 7x5" LED pod series) offer a wider lens surface in a lower-profile housing, which can suit bumpers or light bars with limited vertical clearance. Both are available across Auxbeam's series.

What's the price range for Auxbeam LED driving lights in India?

Auxbeam LED driving lights on the India store range from roughly ₹23,999 for a 7" 178W spot-beam model to around ₹40,499 for the 9" 270W 360-PRO series, with mid-range 7"–8.5" combo/side-shooter options priced between ₹28,000–₹37,000. Replacement covers (black/amber) start at ₹3,500.

Do Auxbeam LED driving lights come with black or amber cover options?

Yes. Auxbeam sells separate black and amber protective/lens covers (₹3,500 each) compatible with 9" round driving lights, letting you switch the light's beam tint or add impact protection without replacing the whole unit. Covers are filterable in the "By Accessories" section of the collection.

Which Auxbeam driving light series is best for daily highway driving vs off-roading?

For daily highway use, the 360°-Pro or Ray-L series (custom lens, focused spot beam, DRL options) balance long-range throw with road presence. For dedicated off-roading, the V-Max or V-Ultra side-shooter series add wider combo-beam coverage for uneven, unlit trail conditions. Both are available in 7"–9" sizes.