RIGID Industries Has Partnered With BMC Lights

The off-road lighting companies have teamed up to distribute vehicle-specific bracket kits worldwide.

Updated on Oct. 10, 2026 in Trucks

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RIGID Industries has formed a global distribution partnership with BMC Lights to integrate vehicle-specific mounting hardware with high-performance LED lighting solutions. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

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RIGID Industries has formed a distribution partnership with BMC Lights to expand its off-road product offerings. The companies will now provide complete lighting solutions by pairing BMC mounting systems with RIGID LED hardware.

Why it matters

This partnership simplifies the purchasing process for truck owners by offering a single source for both mounting hardware and high-performance LED lighting. It consolidates the supply chain for complex off-road vehicle modifications.

RIGID Industries, which has two decades of operations, will now stock and distribute BMC bracket kits. These kits feature dedicated part numbers for Ford, Ram, Chevrolet, and GMC trucks.

The players

RIGID Industries

This company has operated for two decades as a provider of off-road LED lighting solutions.

BMC Lights

This entity manufactures mounting bracket systems designed for light bar and pod integration.

The details

The collaboration allows BMC mounting systems to integrate directly with RIGID LED light bars and pods. Customers can now access a wider range of vehicle-specific mounting hardware through the global dealer network of RIGID Industries.

Timeline

  1. BMC bracket kits will enter the distribution network in the coming weeks.

Roadmap

This partnership reflects a broader trend in the automotive aftermarket toward consolidating component systems for easier consumer installation. By pairing specialized mounting hardware with established light bar technology, the companies are positioning themselves to compete against bundled all-in-one automotive accessory brands.

Truck owners will see a more streamlined buying process for complete off-road lighting systems as BMC kits become available through their local dealers. This shift reduces the need to source mounting brackets and lighting hardware from separate vendors for Ford, Ram, Chevrolet, and GMC models.

The takeaway

Vehicle owners looking to upgrade their off-road setup can benefit from integrated product bundles that ensure compatibility between brackets and lights. Checking your local dealer availability in the coming weeks will reveal which specific models are supported first.

Further reading

Learn more about the latest aftermarket trends in our Trucks section.

Source note: This article includes information reported by THE SHOP.

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