
Fog lights sit low and light the road edge and the ground just ahead, where headlights do not reach well in rain, mist or dust. We fit and wire LED fog lights, and replace units that have failed.
What this covers
- LED fog lights in white or yellow
- Replacement of dead or broken fog lamps
- Running-light surrounds on models that take them
Is this for you?
Signs you need it
- 01Your fog lights are dim, yellowed or one has stopped working
- 02You drive in heavy rain, mist or dust often
- 03You want more light on the road edge at low speed
- 04The car has blanking plates where fog lights could go
In detail
What you should know before you decide
What fog lights do
Fog lights are mounted low and throw a wide, flat beam close to the car. They light the road edge and the surface just ahead, under the mist, rain or dust that bounces a headlight beam back at you.
They are an addition to your headlights, not a replacement for them.
White or yellow
Both do the job. Many drivers find yellow easier on the eyes in bad weather because it seems to throw less glare back. White matches modern headlights. Some LED units switch between the two.
Fitting and aim
We check what your bumper takes and whether the car already has the wiring and switch. The lamps are mounted and aimed low. A fog light pointed too high dazzles other drivers and lights the fog itself.
Photos
Work like this, from our bay




Process
How the job goes
- 1
Check fitment
We confirm what your bumper takes and whether the wiring and switch are already there.
- 2
Fit
The lamps are mounted and aimed low.
- 3
Wire
They are connected to the switch so they work as the factory intended.
- 4
Test
We check them with the headlights on and off.
Questions
Asked often
- White or yellow?
- Both light the road. Many drivers prefer yellow in heavy rain and mist because it causes less glare. We can show you both.

Tell us the car. We will tell you what it needs.
Send the make, model and year, and whether you want a restoration or an upgrade. You will get a price before any work starts.



