Chase Light Bar – Amber/White LED Light Bar with Strobe (20"–50")

Forward Light Bar and Chase Bar in One — Harness and Controller Included

An industry-first design pairing high-intensity white and high-intensity amber LEDs in one bar, with four outputs you cycle at the push of a button: full white, strobe white, full amber, strobe amber. Run it forward for distance, or rear-face it as a high-performance chase light — it does both without compromise.

Built for the Front, Not Just the Rear

Despite the name, this isn't only a rear-facing bar. It's commonly run forward-facing in the front bumper, in the grille, or on an overhead roof rack, giving you solid white light and amber light at the push of a button. Amber cuts through fog, dust and rain; white gives you full spot and flood output when it's clear.

Purpose-Built Optics

Four rows of LEDs dedicated to full spot beam handle the distance work, while our Scene Light optics on each end deliver the best flood spread in the industry. A custom diffuser lens maximizes projection while shaping the beam for chase duty. Amber output cuts through fog and dust at the push of a button.

What's in the Box

• 1x Dual Purpose Chase Bar (20"–50", straight or curved)
• Custom wiring harness — INCLUDED (cycles all four outputs)
• Wireless controller — INCLUDED
• Anti-theft mounting hardware
• Stainless steel brackets

Specifications

• Outputs: full white / strobe white / full amber / strobe amber
• Optics: reflector/projector with combo diffuser + end-mounted scene optics
• Color temperature: 6500K (white)
• Housing: die-cast aluminum, straight or curved
• Lens: PMMA polycarbonate
• Electronics: epoxy encapsulated, reverse-polarity protected
• Operating temp: -40°C to +60°C, IP68
• Designed and engineered in the USA — lifetime warranty

Chase Bar FAQ

Do I need to buy a harness for this bar?

No — unlike most of our bars, the custom harness and wireless controller come in the box. It's required for cycling the four output modes, so we include it.

Front or rear mount?

Both. Forward-facing in a bumper, grille or roof rack, it's a legit spot/flood combo bar with amber on demand. Rear-facing on a chase rack, the amber strobe keeps you visible through dust.

Need brake/turn/reverse functions too?

That's the Chase Series V2 — our competition-compliant rear bar with brake lights, turn signals, hazards, and reverse.

Match it with Dual Purpose Chase Pods for the corners, or see every bar in the LED light bar collection. Questions? Call us at (833) 325-3250.

The Chase Light Bar for Trucks, Jeeps & UTVs

Most chase light bars only do one job. This one is an amber/white LED light bar and a chase light bar in the same housing, so you buy one bar and run it wherever your build needs it. It's performance rated, built with quality parts, and backed by our lifetime warranty.

What Is a Chase Light Bar?

A chase light bar mounts to the back of a truck, UTV or desert rig so the vehicles behind you can see exactly where you are through dust, fog and rain. Amber is the color of choice because it cuts through airborne dust better than white, and an amber strobe grabs attention from a long way back. Run this bar in amber strobe on the trail and you've got a true rear chase light; switch to full white and it doubles as a high-output reverse and scene light.

Amber Light Bar Up Front, Chase Bar Out Back

• Front bumper or grille: a white spot/flood combo with an amber light bar mode for fog, dust and snow.
• Roof rack or cab: long-distance white output, amber strobe when you need to be seen.
• Bed rack, chase rack or tailgate area: rear chase lighting for desert runs, dunes and group rides.
• UTV cage: a rear chase bar for side-by-sides like the Can-Am Maverick X3 and Polaris RZR.

Builds running it include Tacomas, F-150s and Raptors, Broncos, 4Runners and side-by-sides — anywhere you'd mount a 20" to 50" straight or curved bar.

Chase Light Bar Questions

Which size chase light bar should I get?

Match the bar to the mount. 20"–30" fits most bumpers, grilles and UTV rear cages; 40"–50" suits roof racks, cabs and full-width chase racks. Not sure? Call us and we'll size it to your build.

Is an amber strobe light bar street legal?

Laws vary by state. Strobe and auxiliary lighting is generally meant for off-road use, so run the strobe modes on the trail and check your local regulations before using them on public roads.

What's the difference between this and a dedicated rear chase bar?

This bar gives you white and amber with strobe, front or rear. If you need brake lights, turn signals and reverse built into a rear bar, step up to the Chase Series V2. Shop every option in our chase lights collection.

Want help picking a size or mount? Talk to a real person: (833) 325-3250, Mon–Fri 10–6 PST.