The Baja Designs S2 SAE OEM Fog Light Replacement Kit (Baja Amber, part number 44-8291) replaces the factory fog lamps on the 2024–2026 Toyota Tacoma TRD Pro and Trailhunter. The kit uses four S2 SAE LED fog lights built on aspheric projector optics. The manufacturer says the lights meet SAE J583 fog lamp requirements and give a controlled beam with a sharp cutoff. That cutoff keeps light on the ground and out of the eyes of oncoming drivers, which is the main reason to choose it over a generic LED pod. Amber lenses are the better choice for dust, rain, and fog, while the factory-style look stays intact.
Compared with stock fog lamps, the manufacturer rates each S2 SAE light at 1,210 lumens and 12.4W at 0.9A. The kit is backed by a limited lifetime warranty and a 30-day money-back guarantee. Owners on user forums describe the output as very bright, and some say the lights work more as driving lights than fog lights, so buyers who want a low, wide fog pattern should check beam aim after installation. Confirm fitment before ordering: the manufacturer states this kit fits TRD Pro and Trailhunter models only, and its sister kit for non-TRD Pro trucks will not work on these trims.
The kit includes four lights, two mounting brackets, two adapter harnesses, and all necessary hardware, so no extra parts are needed. Searches for 2024 Tacoma TRD Pro fog light replacement, Trailhunter amber LED fog lamps, SAE J583 fog light, and factory fog light upgrade all point to this kit. Plan on removing the front bumper or grille assembly to reach the factory fog lamps.
The manufacturer states this kit fits TRD Pro and Trailhunter models only. Its separate S2 SAE kit for other Tacoma trims is listed as not compatible with TRD Pro models, so confirm your trim before ordering.
The manufacturer says the kit includes everything needed for installation, with no additional parts required.
Owners on user forums report wiring the lights to the factory fog switch, and some run them on a separate auxiliary circuit instead. Confirm the wiring method with the manufacturer's installation sheet before you connect anything.
This is a moderate DIY job. The manufacturer provides a direct-replacement design with brackets, harnesses, and hardware in the box, so you will not need to fabricate anything. Owners on user forums report that the front fascia has to come off to reach the factory fog lamps, and one owner estimated about two hours for the job. Before you start, disconnect the battery and check the connectors and fasteners behind the grille. Owners on user forums note that a grille shutter harness connector sits behind the grille on TRD Pro trucks and must be unplugged before the front assembly can be removed. Have trim removal tools, a socket set, and painter's tape on hand. Follow the manufacturer's installation sheet, and aim the lights after installation.
