Mabett LED Interior Dome Lights 4Pcs Kit Fit Ford Bronco 2021 2022 2023 2024 Bronco Accessories 2/4 Door Easy Installation Hardtop/Softtop(Not for Sport)

I installed the Mabett dome lights in my Ford Bronco Badlands, and the difference is night and day—literally. The brightness is incredible, giving the interior a clean, premium feel, especially during nighttime drives or off-road trips.Installation was quick and easy. No special tools needed—you can even use the factory-provided toolset. I simply plugged in the included harness to connect the rear ceiling light. The fit was perfect, with no flicker or issues at all.It’s a small upgrade that makes a huge difference in visibility and overall interior style. If you own a Bronco, I highly recommend these Mabett lights—you won’t be disappointed.

I recently installed the Mabett LED Interior Dome Lights on my 2023 Ford Bronco, and overall, I'm happy with the result. The lights are bright, look great, and definitely enhance the interior visibility—especially at night.Installation was mostly straightforward, but it took me a bit longer than expected (over 30 minutes). That’s partly because I’m a bigger guy and maneuvering in the back seat isn’t the easiest. One thing to note: the instructions don’t clearly indicate which lights go in the front versus the rear. I initially installed them based on what looked right, only to realize later (after putting the roof back on) that I had them reversed. The roof latches interfered with the placement, so I had to redo the install.Pro tip: double-check the fit with the roof on before finalizing the placement!Despite the minor confusion, the lights are a solid upgrade and worth the effort. Just be prepared for a bit of trial and error if you're installing them solo.

Love these. In combination with the dome light, it provides so much more light. Easy install.

I paired these lights with the led dome light sold by the same manufacturer. I could not get them to work after the first week. They paired and worked very well at first, then... I'm not sure what happened. Lights would work for a split second and cut out. Couldn't get my interior lights to stay on longer than a second before cutting out again. No matter the setting on the interior light switch, I couldn't get the to work.In the trash they went.Switched my game plan to intergrated grab handle and light combo, much brighter and they work.

Got these for $73 before tax, which seems an OK price, but not GREAT for the materials. The hold downs are plastic, which is generally fine, but the front sits on top of my aftermarket grab handle. I torqued the screw for the handle and it seems solid, but I'd feel better if it were aluminum rather than plastic in that stack up. I greatly dislike working with interior plastics and wires, but installation was reasonable. The instructions stink, definitely look at some videos if you have questions. After install, I do tend to look right into the opposite side light when looking into the interior, which is not great for my night vision. Four things to note: 1) I think it would be easier to install when the top is off, 2) there are left and right side lights. Look at them closely as the LED panels inside are angled at 45 degrees and you want them facing down toward the cabin, 3) there is not many places in the stock plastics to get the wiring harness out at the light end which leaves some excess wire in the area of the removable roof panel clamp (I ran the wires outside the rear roof section bolt down clamp and will reassess the wiring the next time the roof is off, I may want to drill a hole in the plastic), and 4) the stock cargo light was a pain to remove and I mangled the stock retaining clip which are on the ends. If you can reach in under the plastic and push the clip inward while trying it out, it may help. That said, it is a pretty well thought out system and they are a huge improvement over stock lighting. The wiring harness was plenty long for a 2 door, not sure how that would be for a 4 door. The lights are not obtrusive looking. Here in the Pacific Northwest we live much of our lives in darkness and the stock Bronco lighting is very poor. I bought the cargo light, too, which I reviewed separately.

I took a chance buying this kit and I'm glad I did. Took some time to install if you want it neat but was worth it. The instructions are a little weak but was easy to figure out. If you prefer more light in your Bronco this is the way to go. The parts appear well made. Route the supplied wires to not interfere with the side airbag curtains.

The LED lighting works well. Lights up inside nicely. Connects to that ceiling light wiring so it functions just like the OEM interior lights going on and off automatically. When installing remove roof over front and ready seats to ease the work. Removing the rear ceiling light was more challenging than expected but I eventually got it loose. That's more a Ford gripe. Finessing the wires takes a little time but isn't physically challenging. I also looked up a YouTube install video.

This upgrade by far has made the most difference of everything I have done to my Bronco. It fixes a big problem, you benefit from the solution every single day, and it wasn't that hard to install. That being said, the instructions were not very good and I had to do trial and error on where the lights mounted and in what order, but that said, it is so good! I would ditch the instructions when you get it, and watch a video. The hardest part is taking out the stock dome light without breaking it. If you do, just buy an upgrade aftermarket one which is the 2nd best upgrade I have done!