I wonder what everyone's thoughts are on the factory led headlights. I think they are pretty nice but realized they do not have a way to keep the lens from freezing up in the winter. I live in the northern part of the USA and it gets really cold in the winter and well, sometimes it rains as well! I had made a couple hour trip to the southern part of the state in the evening. It started to rain half way thru the trip. It took a while but I started to realize that it was getting harder to see the road and wondered if the lights had a problem. I stopped at the gas station and looked to find that the lights were totally iced over. Halogen lights don't freeze over since they put out so much heat. I wonder how much research has actually been done and how this can actually be DOT compliant.

 

Living were I do there's not an issue but I can see how it could be for some. Nothing you can do that I know of besides carry a hair dryer in the glove box....

 

Holy **** ive never seen that before but it makes sense to happen. Probably a perfect storm of rain plus freezing temps and if it does happen again just pull over and break it off.

 

 

Those look pretty nice. I may have to buy a set and put them on my bull bar.

 

My truck has been through 2 winters now and it stays outside and I haven't experienced any LED light related issues. Then again, I have never seen my truck with ice build up like that yet.

 

That's why you should add on the Headlight Antifreeze option.

 

That's what I did, but my bar is just a light bar.