Nacho Offroad Technology

Does your 4x4, pickup or Jeep need to see more when darkness falls on the trail? Nacho Offroad Technology makes compact LED lights for off-road vehicles with a focus on beam pattern and durability. Here you’ll find the Quatro lights in spot, flood and combo beams, plus fog light kits and mounting brackets.

Compact LED lighting for off-road

Nacho Offroad Technology is an American brand that concentrates on LED lighting for off-road vehicles. Rather than a broad catalogue, the brand focuses on a small number of well-developed lights designed to give a usable beam and withstand vibration, water and dust. The lights are popular on Jeeps, pickups and overland builds, where they are typically mounted on the bumper, the A-pillar or a roof rack.

Nacho Offroad Technology’s key products

The core of the range is the Quatro series, 4-inch LED lights with a rugged housing and a design that distributes light via a reflector. They are available in spot for long reach, flood for wide lighting close to the vehicle, and a combination of the two. There are also fog light kits, including for the Jeep Wrangler JL and Gladiator JT, with white or amber light. Wiring harnesses and brackets make installation easier. See each product for beam pattern, fitment and what is included.

Buy Nacho Offroad Technology from us

We specialise in performance parts and know what it takes for a project to succeed. You get a wide selection, competitive prices and personal service if you have questions along the way. Find the Nacho Offroad Technology solution for your project and take the next step towards more performance.

Frequently asked questions

Should I choose spot, flood or combo from Nacho?

Spot throws light far ahead and suits higher speeds on gravel roads. Flood lights up a wide area close to the vehicle, which is good for slow off-road driving and work. Combo gives a mix and is a good choice if you only want to fit one pair of lights.

Why choose amber light in the fog lights?

Amber light produces less glare from fog, rain, snow and dust than white light, so many drivers find the view calmer in bad weather. White light, on the other hand, gives more natural colour rendering.