Lazer Lamps Ford Ranger Wildtrack (2023+) Triple-R 1250 Grille Kit PN: GM-FR-05K

For an OE quality, auxiliary spotlight installation, the Lazer Grille Integration Kits are bespoke mounting brackets which allow for quick and easy fitting of Lazer High Performance LED Spotlights within the front grille of the most popular road cars, pick-up trucks, and light commercial vehicles. Designed to blend seamlessly within the original styling of each vehicle, the resulting lighting setup remains fully robust and secure.

The Ford Ranger Wildtrak (2023+) integration kit includes a Triple-R 1250 High Performance LED lightbar, plus wiring kit, alongside 2x brackets precision-engineered to engage perfectly with the standard centre grille on the vehicle, with added strength and security provided by the supplied self-tapping (plastic) screws. Made from a composite material, known for its excellent strength and UV stability, the brackets are fully weather and chemical resistant to ensure your installation remains in great condition year after year.

The Ford Ranger Wildtrak (2023+) Grille Integration Kit is optimised for use with Triple-R 1250 High Performance LED lightbar, available in Standard (with integrated Position Light function), or Elite+ grade (features 4x different lighting modes), the lights are fully ECE approved for connecting directly into the vehicle’s electrical system. Our warranty does not cover grille mounts which are fitted with non-Lazer Lamps’ branded products.

• Bespoke mounting bracket kit for Lazer LED Lightbar installation
• Custom fit for Ford Ranger Wildtrak (2023+)
• Kits include: 2x brackets, cutting guides, and fasteners
• Made from high strength, UV-stable, composite material
• Optimised for use with Triple-R 1250 LED Lightbar
• 5-year warranty
• Made in Britain

Whats included:

- 1x Grille Mounting Kit (includes cutting guides)

- 1x Triple-R 1250 (Elite / Elite+) LED Lamp

- 1x One-Lamp Wiring Kit

- Installation Instructions

† Driver FOV flux is a measure of effective lumens taking consideration of the amount of light in a driver's 'field-of-view' defined as an area +/- 45o left/right, and +/- 10o up/down. For more information – click here.