Find the Right Bulb for Your Vehicle

How to Find the Correct Replacement Bulb

1. Select the exact year, make, and model. Fitment often changes between generations, so a nearby year is not a safe substitute.
2. Check the light position and any body-style or trim notes on the vehicle chart. Headlight, fog, brake, and interior lamps can use different part numbers.
3. Confirm the original socket and factory lighting technology before ordering. Compare the base of the bulb you remove with the replacement, and note whether the vehicle uses halogen, HID, or LED from the factory.

Why Body Style and Trim Matter

Sedan, Coupe, Hatchback, SUV, Hybrid, Touring, and factory LED or HID packages may use different bulbs in the same model year. A sport trim, a hybrid drivetrain, or a projector headlamp housing can change both the bulb size and whether an aftermarket LED or HID conversion will seat correctly. Use the year page notes for that vehicle instead of assuming one chart covers every configuration.

What You Can Find on LightningLab

Each vehicle year page collects exterior and interior bulb sizes in one chart, including headlights, fog lights, brake lights, turn signals, reverse lights, license plate lights, dome lights, map lights, and cargo lights. From there you can open a bulb-size page for specifications and product options. Aftermarket LED or HID conversions are not always compatible or legal for every housing, so match the socket and the original lighting type before you buy. Use the notes on the year page when a vehicle lists more than one bulb for the same position.