We are here to talk about off-road lighting. Anybody that's had an older vehicle, like my Jeep from 2015, with incandescent lights in it, an Easy Bake Oven is a brighter light. It was horrible until I started to change things out. Today, we've got Justin Perrett, who's got over 15 years of 12-volt experience. He started with Oracle Lighting as an installer, and over the years has grown with the company into doing many things, ranging from product development, shooting product video content, including helpful install videos.

We ask:
So how do we choose a light bar? Where do we start with lumens or whatever other specs? What are looking for for a good roof-mounted light bar?

There are all kinds of LED lights out there. And some of the stuff's pretty cheap. Why would I pay $400 for a light where I might see something similar for $100? What are getting for $300 more?

What do we look for in all the marketing hype? Lux or lumen, flood, spot or combo beam patterns?

What king of lights, beam patterns, and where do we mount them? How do we find out so we don't waste cash because some web site or forum knob says, "THIS IS WHAT YOU NEED!"