The Baja Designs S2 Sport Driving/Combo Pair is two compact LED auxiliary lights with an amber lens. The Driving/Combo pattern pairs a 42° driving beam with a 9° spot, so one light covers the near field and reaches down the trail. The housings are hard-anodized, powder-coated cast aluminum with a billet-machined bezel and stainless hardware, and the manufacturer rates the lights IP69K, MIL-STD-810G, and IK10. Those ratings matter when a light is mounted where mud, pressure washing, and rock strikes are routine. The manufacturer also backs the lights with a limited lifetime warranty and replaceable lenses and optics, which justifies the price over cheaper pods that lack a documented warranty or serviceable optics.
This pair is sold as a universal-fit auxiliary kit, so it suits bumper, roof-rack, and A-pillar installs for fog, cornering, or reverse duty. The manufacturer states that bracket orientation does not affect the mounting, which simplifies positioning. The wiring is simple: the manufacturer lists white as positive and black as ground on a 12–36V DC supply, and the lights draw about 12W at 0.9A. Stainless fasteners can gall during tightening, so use care and consider a light lubricant on the threads. Search terms for this kit include S2 Sport driving combo amber LED pod pair 547813, amber LED fog light pod 12V, IP69K auxiliary LED light pair, and off-road LED pod wiring.
The manufacturer specifies white for positive and black for ground, on a 12–36V DC supply. Wire the lights through a fused circuit, as the manufacturer's own install guidance for its lights calls for fusing.
The manufacturer states that bracket orientation does not matter for the S2 mounting, so you can set the light angle without worrying about a required bracket position.
The manufacturer markets the S2 Sport line with replaceable lenses and optics under its uService program, so a damaged lens does not require replacing the whole light.
Mounting is straightforward for a DIY install, since the manufacturer's install sheets cover bumper and roof-rack setups for this light family. Gather a drill, a socket set, and a crimping tool for the harness connectors. Plan the wire route before you drill anything. Run the harness through a grommet or existing bumper opening and keep the ground connection on clean bare metal. The manufacturer warns that stainless fasteners can gall or stick during installation, so start every thread by hand and go easy on the torque. Check beam aim on level ground once the lights are powered.
