2011+ F250 / F350 Superduty 8 Light Bumper Mount Kit

Stop trying to make a stock bumper carry an off-road lighting setup

OEM bumpers were not designed around eight auxiliary lights, which is why improvised mounting often leaves the front end looking crowded, uneven, or unfinished. This bumper mount kit gives your 2011+ Ford F-250 or F-350 Super Duty a defined way to carry up to eight lights, with the layout built into the bumper instead of added as an afterthought.

The kit is laser cut and powder coated in America, with room for lights up to 5 inches in diameter. It is a serious upgrade for a truck build, but it is not a no-tools installation: drilling holes in the bumper is required.

Who this is for

• 2011+ Ford F-250 and F-350 Super Duty owners building a multi-light bumper setup
• Enthusiasts who want a cleaner, more intentional alternative to improvised brackets
• Customers ready to plan the light layout and complete a drilling-required install

Who this is not for

• Vehicles outside the listed F-250/F-350 Super Duty application
• Customers who need a bolt-on install with no drilling
• Lights larger than 5 inches in diameter

Benefits

• Creates a defined mounting solution for up to eight auxiliary lights
• Uses the bumper space more effectively than scattered universal brackets
• Supports lights up to 5 inches in diameter
• Gives the front of the truck a more deliberate, finished lighting layout

Choose your setup before ordering

Select the option that matches your build: Yes 5” DayMakers or Yes GP40s. Confirm your chosen light package, measure the available space, and plan for the required bumper drilling before starting the project.

Features and technical specs

• Holds up to 8 lights
• Fits light up to 5 inches in diameter
• 100% made in America
• Laser cut construction
• Powder-coated finish
• Fitment: 2011+ Ford F-250 / F-350 Super Duty ✅
• Dimensions: 43 5/8 inches x 7 1/2 inches x 2 inches
• Installation: Drilling holes in the bumper is required

Customer payoff: A cleaner multi-light bumper build with the capacity and dimensions spelled out before you commit to the install.