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Ford F-150 LED Bulbs
- Color: White
- Lumens: 2000LM
- Wattage: 8W/Bulb
- Color Temperature: Bright White 6500 Kelvin
- Lumens: 66,000LM/set (16,500LM/bulb)
- Wattage: 260W/set (65W/bulb)
- Color: White
- Lumens: 3000LM
- Wattage: 6W/Bulb
- Color Temperature: Bright White 6000 Kelvin
- Lumens: 40,000LM/set (10,000LM/bulb)
- Wattage: 240W/set (60W/bulb)
- Color: White
- Lumens: 2400LM
- Wattage: 5W/Bulb
- Color Temperature: Bright White 6500 Kelvin
- Lumens: 14,000LM/set (3,500LM/bulb)
- Wattage: 240W/set (60W/bulb)
- Color Temperature: Bright White 6500 Kelvin
- Lumens: 33,000LM/set (16,500LM/bulb)
- Wattage: 130W/set (65W/bulb)
- Color Temperature: Bright White 6500 Kelvin
- Lumens: 33,000LM/set (16,500LM/bulb)
- Wattage: 130W/set (65W/bulb)
- Color Temperature: Bright White 6500 Kelvin
- Lumens: 20,000LM/set (10,000LM/bulb)
- Wattage: 120W/set (60W/bulb)
- Color Temperature: Bright White 6500 Kelvin
- Lumens: Headlights 20,000LM/set+Fog Lights 6,000LM/set
- Wattage: Headlights 70W/set+Fog Lights 20W/set
- Color: White
- Lumens: 1800LM
- Wattage: 8W/Bulb
- Color: White
- Lumens: 1500LM
- Wattage: 5W/Bulb
- Color Temperature: Bright White 6500 Kelvin
- Lumens: 24,000LM/set (12,000LM/bulb)
- Wattage: 70W/set (35W/bulb)
- Color: Amber/White
- Lumens: 3200LM
- Wattage: 30W/Pair
- Color Temperature: Bright White 6500 Kelvin
- Lumens: 20,000LM/set (10,000LM/bulb)
- Wattage: 60W/set (30W/bulb)
- Color: Amber/White
- Lumens: 3200LM
- Wattage: 30W/Pair
- Color: White
- Lumens: 1800LM
- Wattage: 8W/Bulb
- Color Temperature: Cool White 6000 Kelvin
- Lumens: 24,0000LM/set (12,0000LM/bulb)
- Wattage: 45W/set
- Color: White
- Lumens: 3200LM
- Wattage: 30W/Pair
- Wattage: 8W/Bulb
- Color: Red
- Lumens: 1800LM
- Color Temperature: Bright White 6500 Kelvin
- Lumens: 40,000LM/set (10,000LM/bulb)
- Wattage: 120W/set (30W/bulb)
- Color Temperature: 6500K
- Lumens: 12000LM
- Wattage: 60W/Pair
- Color Temperature: 6000 Kelvin
- Lumens: 2300±400LM/set
- Wattage: 70W/set (35W/bulb)
- Color Temperature: Bright White 6500 Kelvin
- Lumens: 33,000LM/set (16,500LM/bulb)
- Wattage: 130W/set (65W/bulb)
- Color Temperature: Bright White 6500 Kelvin
- Lumens: 28,000LM/set (14,000LM/bulb)
- Wattage: 70W/set (35W/bulb)
- Color Temperature: Bright White 6000 Kelvin
- Lumens: 20,000LM/set (10,000LM/bulb)
- Wattage: 60W/set (30W/bulb)
- Color Temperature: Bright White 6000 Kelvin
- Lumens: 14,000LM/set (3,500LM/bulb)
- Wattage: 240W/set (60W/bulb)
- Color Temperature: Bright White 6500 Kelvin
- Lumens: 14,000LM/set (7,000LM/bulb)
- Wattage: 120W/set (60W/bulb)
- Color Temperature: Bright White 6000 Kelvin
- Lumens: 20,000LM/set (10,000LM/bulb)
- Wattage: 120W/set (60W/bulb)
- Color Temperature: Bright White 6500 Kelvin
- Lumens: 33,000LM/set (16,500LM/bulb)
- Wattage: 130W/set (65W/bulb)
Which Ford F-150 LED Bulbs Do You Need?
Choosing the right Ford F-150 LED bulbs starts with the position you want to upgrade, because each light serves a different purpose.
Light Position | Main Benefit |
|---|---|
Headlights | Brighter road visibility and a clearer white beam |
Fog Lights | Better low-position lighting in rain, fog and snow |
Brake/Tail Lights | Faster lighting response and clearer rear signals |
Turn Signals | Brighter amber signaling or a switchback effect |
Reverse Lights | A clearer rear view when parking or connecting a trailer |
Interior Lights | Brighter dome, map, cargo and glove-box lighting |
License Plate Lights | Replaces dim yellow light with clean white output |
Find Ford F-150 LED Bulb Sizes by Model Year
Ford F-150 LED bulb sizes vary by model year, trim, and factory headlight type. Use the table below as a quick reference for common headlight, fog light, turn signal, reverse, brake/tail, and license plate bulb sizes.
Model Years | Headlight Bulbs | Fog Light Bulbs | Turn Signal Bulbs | Reverse Light Bulbs | Brake/Tail Light Bulbs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1997–2003 | 9007/HB5 dual beam | 9145/H10 | Front: 3157/3157NARear: 3156/3157 | 3156/3157 | 3157 |
2004–2008 | H13/9008 dual beam | H10/9140/9145 | Front: 3157/3157NARear: 4057 | 3156 or T15/912/921 | 4057/3157 |
2009–2014 | H13/9008 dual beamD3S on selected 2013–2014 HID models | H10/9140/9145 | Front: 3157/3157NARear: 4057 | T15/912/921 | 4057 |
2015–2018 | H11 low beam9005 high beam | H10/9140/9145 | Front: 7443NA/7444NA/7440Rear: 3157 | 3156 | 3157 |
2019–2022 | H11 low beam9005 high beam | H10/9145 | Front: 7443/7444NARear: 3157 | 3156 | 3157 |
2023–2024+ | H11 low beam9005 high beam | H10/9145 | Front: 7443NARear: 3157 | T15/921 | 3157 |
Before purchasing, confirm the original bulb number and factory lighting type. Use the SEALIGHT Ford F-150 LED Bulb Size finder to check compatible bulbs for your specific model year and configuration.
Compare SEALIGHT LED Bulbs for Ford F-150
The best LED bulbs for your Ford F-150 depend on what you want to improve. You may need brighter headlights, a better beam pattern, clearer reverse lights, or more visible signals. Compare the SEALIGHT options below to find the right upgrade.
Light Position | Recommended SEALIGHT Product | Best For | Key Design Features |
|---|---|---|---|
Headlights | Brightest output and longest-distance visibility | Up to 3,600-lumen output and an estimated 270 m reach; 45W power; 9–32V support; copper heat pipes with active fan cooling | |
Headlights | Balanced high-brightness upgrade | Up to 2,600 lumens and an estimated 230 m reach; compact plug-in design; copper heat pipes with active fan cooling | |
Headlights | Practical daily night-driving visibility upgrade | Up to 2,350 lumens; active fan and copper heat-pipe cooling; built-in wired design | |
Headlights | Adjustable beam pattern and cutoff | Eight-position adjustable collar for changing LED orientation; dual-sided copper board; up to 2,350 lumens with 6500K white output | |
Headlights | Lowest-cost replacement with broad size coverage | Wide coverage of common headlight bulb sizes; up to 1,800 lumens and an estimated 190 m reach; 20W output with active fan cooling | |
Fog Lights | Higher-output fog light upgrade | Dual-row CSP chips, controlled wide-angle beam, built-in IC driver, non-polarity design, and IP68 weather protection | |
Fog Lights | Affordable daily fog light replacement | Compact halogen-style fit, focused lens design, 360-degree illumination, plug-and-play installation, and IP67 protection | |
Reverse Lights | Brighter, wider rear visibility | Wide flood-style output for parking and trailer hookup; non-polarity installation, intelligent IC driver, and IP68 protection | |
Brake/Tail Lights | Brighter and faster red warning light | High-output red LEDs, built-in driver and resistor, aluminum body, active cooling fan, and IP68 protection | |
Turn Signal/DRL | SLJ3 3157/3156 Switchback Bulbs or SLJ3 7443/7440 Switchback Bulbs | White-to-amber switchback lighting | White output for parking lights or DRLs that switches to amber when the turn signal is activated |
Output, power, and estimated lighting-distance figures may vary by bulb size. Confirm the specifications and Ford F-150 fitment on the linked series or product page.
For a more detailed comparison of these options, read our guide to the best LED bulbs for Ford F-150.
How to Choose the Best LED Bulbs for Ford F-150
Choose the correct light position. A headlight bulb, fog light bulb and turn signal bulb may have similar bases but perform different jobs.
Check usable brightness. For headlights, a focused beam is more important than the highest lumen claim. For reverse lights, look for wide illumination behind the truck.
Select the right color. A 6000K–6500K white light works well for headlights and reverse lights. Use amber for turn signals and red for brake or tail lights when required.
Check the bulb size and available space. Make sure the LED body, fan and driver fit inside the housing and allow the dust cover to close.
Look for effective cooling. Aluminum housings and active or passive cooling help control heat and maintain stable output.
Consider electrical compatibility. Some F-150 models may show flickering, dashboard warnings or lights that do not turn on after an LED upgrade. An anti-flicker harness or CANbus decoder may be required.
For LED turn signals, lower power use may cause hyper flash. In that case, the truck may need a compatible load resistor or anti-hyper-flash solution.
Why Choose SEALIGHT Ford F-150 LED Bulbs?
SEALIGHT makes it easier to find Ford F-150 LED bulbs for different lighting positions. Use the vehicle selector to narrow the options for your model year and trim. Many bulbs feature plug-and-play installation, with compatibility accessories available for certain electrical issues. Shop with free U.S. shipping and a 90-day return policy.
FAQs
Ford F-150 headlights may use removable halogen bulbs, HID bulbs, or integrated LED assemblies. Check the original bulb, owner’s manual, or factory lighting label. H13/9008, H11, and 9005 usually indicate a halogen system. D3S indicates HID, while factory LED headlights normally have no removable bulb.
Ford F-150 bulb sizes vary by model year, trim, factory lighting type, and light position. Common headlight sizes include H13/9008, H11, 9005/HB3, and D3S. Use the Ford F-150 LED Bulb Size finder to check your truck.
Yes, if your F-150 uses removable halogen headlight bulbs. This includes many 2020 F-150 configurations, but not every trim. Factory HID and integrated LED headlights require different replacement solutions.
Not always. LED headlights may need a CANbus decoder or anti-flicker harness if they flicker or trigger a dashboard warning. LED turn signals may need load resistors or an anti-hyper-flash solution.
Many Ford F-150 LED bulbs connect to the factory socket without wiring changes. Remove the original bulb, install the matching LED bulb, and secure the connector and dust cover. Test the lights and check the headlight beam alignment before driving.