Baja Designs LP4 Light Pod Replacement Lens Kit – Driving Combo – Factory Amber
Upgrade your off-road lighting with the Baja Designs LP4 Pro Lens Kit – designed for effortless replacement of damaged lenses while maintaining full warranty protection. Choose from clear, Baja Amber, or Factory Amber lenses, each optimized for specific riding conditions, and select from Spot or Driving Combo lens patterns to perfectly tailor your light output.

Optimized Lighting Performance
• Driving Combo Pattern – Combines a 42° wide driving beam with a 9° spot beam for smooth illumination of near and far zones simultaneously.
• Spot Pattern – 9° narrow beam for distance lighting; ideal when paired with additional Wide Cornering or Driving Combo lights.

Lens Options for Every Condition
• Clear Lens – Original performance lens providing daylight-like illumination, reducing eye fatigue and enhancing terrain recognition.
• Baja Amber Lens – Enhances visibility in dust, rain, snow, or fog, minimizing glare for safer off-road rides.
• Factory Amber Lens – Matches OEM running lights; ideal for low-visibility conditions, improves depth perception and reduces glare.

Durable & Easy Maintenance
• uService® Technology – Replace lenses easily without voiding warranty, on-trail or at home.
• Complete Kit – Includes one lens and O-ring seal for waterproof and dustproof IP69K-rated protection.

LP4 Pro Series Lens Kit Features:
• One lens and O-ring per kit
• Available in clear, Baja Amber, or Factory Amber
• Two lens patterns: Spot and Driving Combo

FAQs:

1. Can I replace the lens myself?
   Yes, thanks to uService® technology, you can replace the lens easily without voiding your warranty.

2. Which lens should I choose for foggy conditions?
   The Baja Amber lens is ideal for dust, fog, rain, or snow, minimizing glare for better visibility.

3. Does the kit include everything needed for installation?
   Yes, each kit includes one lens and an O-ring for a waterproof and dustproof seal.

4. What is the difference between Spot and Driving Combo patterns?
   Spot focuses a narrow 9° beam for distance lighting; Driving Combo blends near and far zones for maximum trail coverage.