Strange noise with LED lights

That can certainly be caused by the design of the particular LED lights Hayd.

Radio interference has a number of standard ways it can be reduced.

In your case it sounds like the first approach is to use the capacitor that is commonly used to reduce alternator whine - from there their are chokes etc that you can wrap wires around which in conjunction with capacitor can help.

If your not into that stuff you might be best to take it to a car radio installer and show them the problem , they will have a selection of RF interference products to try.

I have designed many systems , even huge projects like Southern cross station Platform lighting and the temptation is to use electronic switching power supplies
in these things and they always make a degree of noise.

In practise though I only use components that carefully match LEDs to there voltage and use plain old resistive matching , this minimizes the problem (same for HID lights - and many other common 4wd acessory items)

Yes not an uncommon problem as the LED's cause interference, check all your earth/ground connections between van and vehicle as if they are crook it can exaggerate the problem. It seems to be mainly the cheaper LED units that do it as well.

Probably the noise your getting is the on/off switching of the lights, LED light drivers use pulse width modulation to control the light function, brightness and heat.

If you take a movie of the lights when on you will notice they flicker as they constantly turn on and off.