Ditch LED Light Brackets for Nissan Patrol Y62

See more of the trail before it becomes a problem.

When the sun drops and the road turns into dust, ruts, rocks, and blind corners, factory headlights can only do so much. Adding ditch lights to your Nissan Patrol gives you the side visibility you need for night trails, backroads, and off-road driving.

BMS Engineering ditch light brackets place auxiliary lights higher than the bumper and closer to the hood line, helping you spot trail edges, washouts, low branches, side roads, and obstacles earlier. Your main beams stay focused straight ahead, while the hood-mounted lights fill in the sides where factory lighting usually falls short.

Designed for the Nissan Patrol Y62, these hood light mounts install at the factory hood hinge points using the original bolts. No drilling. No cutting. No permanent body modifications. Just a clean, secure fit that looks right on a full-size off-road SUV.

The light angle can be adjusted during installation, so you can dial in your setup for tight trails, open dirt roads, or long night runs. It is a practical alternative to a bulky a-pillar mount setup while still giving you the visibility upgrade serious off-road driving demands.

Give your Patrol lighting that matches its capability. Choose BMS Engineering ditch light brackets and take control of the trail after dark.

PRODUCT DETAILS:

Laser cut for accuracy and precision
Manufacturer Part Number: BMS600091
Application: Nissan Patrol Y62 2010–2024
Mounting kit: included
Installation Method: fully bolt-on, uses factory bolts
Vehicle modification: not required
Package size: 30 x 9 x 7 cm
Package volume: 0.0018 m³
Package Weight: 0.6 kg

TECH SPECS:

Material: 4 mm A 516-55 steel
Color: Black (powder coating finish)

FAQ:

Do I need to drill into the hood to install these brackets?

No. BMS Engineering ditch light brackets mount to the factory hood hinge bolts. There is no need to drill the hood, cut the body, or make permanent modifications.

Will the brackets affect hood operation?

The brackets are designed to work with the factory hood hinge movement on the Nissan Patrol Y62, so the hood should open and close normally. However, final clearance can depend on the size, shape, and position of the auxiliary lights you install. Always test-fit the brackets with your specific lights during installation to make sure there is proper clearance.

Are these brackets suitable for extreme overland trips and remote travel?

Yes. This is exactly where hood-mounted auxiliary lights make the most sense. In remote areas with short daylight hours, rough terrain, poor weather, or limited visibility, higher-mounted ditch lights help you read the trail earlier and spot obstacles before your factory headlights can fully pick them up.

Are ditch lights useful if I mostly drive on highways and only occasionally take dirt roads?

Yes, but with an important note: auxiliary off-road lighting may be restricted or prohibited on public roads in many regions. Always check your local regulations and use ditch lights responsibly. For unpaved access roads, forest tracks, ranch roads, wet dirt roads, or poorly lit private roads, BMS Engineering hood light mounts can be extremely useful.

Are these hood light mounts worth it for hunting, fishing, and camping trips?

Absolutely. Those trips often start before sunrise or end after dark, and the final stretch is usually on unlit dirt roads, forest trails, or uneven ground. Hood light mounts let you position extra light where it helps most – toward the shoulders, ruts, low branches, trail edges, and obstacles that standard headlights can miss.

How are ditch lights different from regular high beams?

High beams are designed to throw light straight ahead. Ditch lights are typically aimed outward and slightly downward to fill the sides of the trail. That extra side visibility helps with tight turns, trail entrances, drop-offs, wildlife, and obstacles near the edge of the road.

Can I adjust the light angle after installation?

Yes. The final beam direction depends on the lights you install and how they are aimed. During setup, you can adjust the angle to match your driving needs, whether you want more side coverage, better trail-edge visibility, or a wider off-road lighting pattern.

Is this the same as an A-pillar mount?

Not exactly. These brackets place the lights near the hood and A-pillar area, giving you a clean, functional lighting position without a bulky full a-pillar mount setup. It is a practical solution for Patrol Y62 owners who want added visibility with a factory-style fit.

What vehicles are these brackets made for?

These BMS Engineering ditch light brackets are designed specifically for the Nissan Patrol Y62. They are built around the factory hood hinge mounting points for a clean fit and straightforward installation.