Best fog lights to run?

I have a Peterbilt 377 SFA and everyone knows how bad the headlights fog up after a while and lighting gets poor at times. Im going to replace the headlights soon enough but need good fog lights for the time being. I need something that point a bit like a spot light and not so much of a flood light. What are you guys running? I run in Ontario so snow storms come and go.

 

I hope you get a good answer cause I'd love one too. I tried some amber colored LED fog lights and they were NFG. To bright and just lit up the snow or fog to much. I run led headlights and they suck in snow too...

 

I put some halogen ones in so they wouldn't let any snow freeze on the lights but the halogens put too big of a load on my switch and kept blowing it out.

 

In offroad applications (Jeep) I've had real good luck with PIAA, KC, and Rigid. All have several beam patterns to choose from, maybe one of those would work for you.

 

If you wire them up using a relay then you won't have that problem.

 

The best snowstorm light is a dim headlight. The brighter you go that faster you get snow blind .

 

Warp speed!

 

..led comes with preheated elements , I learnt it during snowstorm on my peterbilt

 

I got cheap ones with no heat and yeah snow/ice buildup can be an issue but my farthest delivery is 40 miles so I just stop and clean them off. Biggest problem for me is just the bright white light, big heavy snowflakes and I'm completely snow blind. In heavy snow I think I watch out my side window more to see the road

 

I think it should be below 3k on the brightness scale to be good visibility during snow and rain