iBrightstarSuper Bright LED Bulbs Package Kit Accessories Fit for Toyota Tacoma 2005-2021 Interior Map Dome Lights + Vanity Mirror Lights + License Plate Lights + Back Up Reverse Lights, White

I just bought a 2019 Tacoma and one of the first things I noticed was the rather dim and yellow looking cab lighting. Sometimes I just don't get Toyota... no power seats, drum brakes, no LED cab lighting... Oh well, that's what aftermarket is for. So I came across a link for this lighting package while YouTubing to see just how difficult swapping the cab bulbs would be - hint: not difficult at all. The package came with 12 bulbs. 2 for each vanity mirror (4 total), 2 map lights (up to 6 for those who aren't mathematically inclined), a dome light, two for the reverse lights, and two for the license plate lights. Now that adds up to 11... But you said there were 12! There were. There is a larger version of the dome light that I have no clue where it goes. I'm wondering if maybe some gen3 Tacos take a different size dome light bulb? I don't know. I do know that all of the bulbs worked wonderfully! The light is so much brighter than stock, and it's a crisp white light, not that dingy yellow that looks like it belongs in a cheap 70's buddy cop flick. There weren't any instructions but installing them is fairly intuitive. Search for "your vehicle year and model" "replace <whatever light you are trying to replace>" on YouTube. As for the 2019 Tacoma, I used a small flat-blade screwdriver, a small pair of needle-nose pliers, a ratchet, and a 10mm socket. All told, took me about 30 minutes to install each and every bulb (except for that odd dome light bulb that didn't fit anywhere).

No flickering, good lifespan, perfect brightness, no heat generation

I've only had them installed for about a month so I can't talk about longevity. The all installed fine. They are super bright and a nice color.

The lights are nice and bright compared to the dull OEM bulbs. Everything was great except having a faulty bulb that does not work. Passenger side is dim since the top bulb does not work.

Received with a DOA bulb. Customer service was right on it. Sent a replacement straight away. They are definitely super bright. Had to rotate the dome light, because it was blinding! Functioning just fine. Time will tell on the lifespan.

I have a 2017 Tacoma. All the lights go in easily, except two once you figure out how to remove the lenses. I spent a several hours trying to reinstall the license plate socket back into the lens housings. They came out with a little difficulty but trying to get your hand up under the bumper to reach, insert and turn the socket was impossible. When you need help, go to YouTube. I had approached the license plate lights from the wrong side. Video showed how to remove the lens housings. They pop out with a little prying in the right place. 15 minutes. The video made changing the backup lights a breeze. These lights are bright white lights. For those of you with a double cab, you can see in your back seat. There was another problem that made the dome light bulb a little hard to install. The bulb is cone shape on each end. The tips go into holes on spring loaded flat tangs. The spring action is very stiff. The space is small. You will fight with getting the points into the holes. Using needle nose pliers or any other grasping tool will deform the bulbs contacts. Incredibly soft metal. The two license plate lights provide more light than the old backup lights.

I was looking for some upgrades to do to my 2013 Tacoma and I saw these. The price was good and said easy to install. I watched a couple of videos and sure enough it was easy. I only took a picture of the map light but you can tell the difference and all the others are the same way with the original lights looking darker. Now when I open the door at night there is plenty of light. As long as they hold up I am very pleased.

Love this subtle upgrade