Illuminate your ride, pit, or workspace with CarChains3D’s printed Wireless Rechargeable Snap-On Roll Cage Lights — engineered for racers, fabricators, and enthusiasts who need dependable lighting anywhere, without wires or clutter.
For $35 bucks, these compact LED lights snap securely onto your roll cage using a precision-printed mount available in multiple tube sizes — 1.25”, 1.5”, 1.625”, 1.75”, and 2.00”. Designed for a tight fit and vibration resistance, they stay locked in place through hard launches, off-road abuse, and track-day conditions.
Each unit features a high-output LED with two adjustable brightness settings, a disco party setting, and a rechargeable lithium battery that delivers hours of runtime. The built-in USB-C fast-charge port ensures quick top-offs between races, while the impact-resistant polymer housing stands up to heat, dust, and vibration.
Perfect for lighting up your cabin, engine bay, or trailer at night — or keeping your pit area bright and organized. No wires. No switches. Just snap on, light up, and go.
Key Features:
Wireless and fully rechargeable via USB-C
Snap-on magnetic base fits 1.25”, 1.5”, 1.625”, 1.75”, and 2.00” tubing
Adjustable LED brightness with 3 illumination modes
Impact-resistant, heat-tolerant polymer housing
Compact, low-profile design with clean white output
Sold individually or as a dual-pack
Compatibility: Universal fit for roll cages, tubular frames, or any steel mounting surface.
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