AUTOGINE Super Bright 6000K White LED Interior Light Bulbs Kit Package for 2007-2019 Toyota Tundra + Install Tool

Nice and bright. There are extra lights in the package for higher trim levels. Those extra lights can be replacements for the map lights, ceiling lights, and license plate lights. It’s nice just to buy one package that has all you need in it. I hope they last well.

Who knew such tiny bulbs could make such a colossal difference? The AUTOGINE Light Bulbs Kit is like a bunch of fireflies on steroids, illuminating every nook and cranny of my Toyota Tundra with a bright and dazzling glow. Let's start with the map/reading lights—the true heroes for late-night reading and navigating. These little champs were a bit tricky to remove, but fear not, I stumbled upon a clever hack on YouTube that involved blue painters tape, and it was a game-changer. With a little tape and a touch of determination, I managed to replace the stock bulbs with these illuminating wonders. Next up, the vanity lights—perfect for those moments when I want to look my best, even if I'm just driving to the grocery store. The AUTOGINE bulbs turned my vanity mirrors into glamorous spotlights, and suddenly, my selfies are next-level fabulous! It's like having my own personal makeup artist on the go. As for the license plate lights, my Tundra now exudes the aura of a futuristic spaceship. These bulbs transform the mundane task of reading my license plate into an intergalactic experience. Who said you can't combine practicality with style? And let's not forget the cargo area lights, a sanctuary for my gear and groceries alike. The difference is night and day (literally). I can now find my stuff in the darkest of nights, and it's as if my cargo area has been touched by a magical wand, making it a delightful space to organize my belongings. Now, let's address the elephant in the room—the price. These bulbs come at a wallet-friendly cost, so you don't need to perform a financial contortionist act just to improve your car's lighting game. They are undoubtedly a steal for the brilliance they bring. Though I can't predict the future, I have high hopes that these LEDs will stand the test of time, continuing to shine brightly for many moons to come. And if they don't, rest assured, I'll be back to update this review. In conclusion, the AUTOGINE Light Bulbs Kit is the unsung hero of my Toyota Tundra. They may be small in size, but their impact is truly grand. From reading maps to snapping selfies and even traversing the darkest of cargo areas, these bulbs have my back. So, whether you're a night owl or just love some extra glow in your life, do yourself a favor and give your Tundra the gift of brilliance with the AUTOGINE Light Bulbs Kit. Trust me; you won't regret it!

WOW! - These lights make a HUGE difference AND this is a great price. If each bulb was purchased separately from an auto store, you would spend at least $130 USD.

Really happy with my lights! They were very good quality and easy to install!!

I almost didn’t even install the cargo lights because pretty much every review says that the key fob won’t work while the cargo lights are lit. I noticed these reviews tended to be from people with newer Tundras than mine though, so I gave it a shot. I’m happy to report I have 0 issues on my 2014 Tundra Double Cab. It’s possible that maybe the antenna is somewhere else on crewmax Tundras, but what’s probably more likely is 2018+ Tundras use a different antenna location or fob frequency. Nonetheless, I’ve had no delay or issues with range while my cargo lights are lit. As for the rest... the lights are bright and have a nice “pure white” color that’s similar to a fluorescent light. Install is as easy could be, they include a trim tool which is a nice touch. If you have any issues with install that’s on Toyota’s hands. I do have some extra LED’s, I don’t think my Tundras trim came with all the bells and whistles, but if yours did... I’m sure you’ll be able to replace everything with this kit. I watched some YouTube videos on how to install which really helped. A picture’s worth a thousand words afterall.