HOW MUCH TO LIGHT UP MY VEHICLE?
Pickup Truck, Car, ATV, SXS, Jeep, Golf Cart
We get a lot of questions from consumers wanting to know the cost of a Boogey Lights® LED light kit for their specific vehicle. Truth is, we don't know. Even the same make, model and year can have structural differences that impact pricing. Plus, there are a number of important personal preference product options which greatly impact the price as well as installation times. This is particularly true for under-glow LED light kits. Simply put, until someone takes the time to inspect and carefully measure their vehicle as detailed in our instructions PLUS make the important color, feature and lighting zone choices the best we can do is estimate; which is what you see here in this chart. This is a great starting point for those who are not sure how much they want to spend. At that point we can assist you with putting together a light kit to fit literally any vehicle -- it doesn't have to be one of our pre-configured kits either.
(1) Light Kit Pricing. The low end of this price scale applies to single color, single zone LED light kits without a controller. Usually just a simple on/off. The higher end of this price scale applies to multi-color RGB systems that involve an LED controller. The most expensive are those systems which require a dual zone LED controller, wheel well lighting and RGBA, RGBW or RGBWW LEDs. These systems require a relay (or two) and additional switching mechanisms. Of course the larger the vehicle foot print, the more it costs as well. For under-glow light kits, whether or not the kit is full perimeter lighting and/or includes wheel wells lit will also impact pricing. For grills, often the labor involved to install a grill light kit is two or three times that of the kit itself. This is especially true for cars since removing the grill to get behind it to mount the lights often also requires removing the front bumper and related structures.
(2) Installation Time. For under-glow and grill lighting, the installation times assume at least 2 people doing the install. The remaining kits assume one person. There's an additional price component we can't estimate and that is shop supplies. For some installations (particularly under-glow), we often have to build out a mounting surface; we can't simply attach the LED strips directly to the vehicle's bottom. Those shop supplies add to the cost both in terms of the supplies but also in installation time.