The typical setup for a 2015 Hyundai Tucson is H11 for the low-beam headlights and 9005 for the high-beam headlights; verify against your trim and region by checking the owner's manual or the bulb itself.
Common bulb types by function
The following list covers the most common bulb types used in the 2015 Tucson’s headlights. Use this as a starting point, but confirm for your specific vehicle.
- Low beam: H11 halogen (approximately 55W)
- High beam: 9005 halogen (approximately 65W)
- Fog lights: often H11 or H8, depending on trim and market
When replacing bulbs, consider replacing both sides at the same time to maintain even brightness and color. Always confirm the exact bulb type for your car before purchasing.
How to confirm the exact bulb for your Tucson
Use these steps to verify the precise bulb type for your specific vehicle configuration before buying replacements.
- Consult the owner's manual or the bulb specification plate on the headlight assembly.
- Remove the headlight bulb cover and inspect the existing bulb for its base type (e.g., H11, 9005) or markings.
- Check your trim level and market information, as some variants may use different bulbs or optional HID/LED headlights.
- If in doubt, contact a Hyundai dealer or an automotive technician with your VIN to confirm the correct bulbs for your exact vehicle.
With the exact specification in hand, you can choose standard halogen replacements or higher-performance options, keeping in mind fitment and heat considerations for your headlight housing.
Summary
For a 2015 Hyundai Tucson, the usual bulbs are H11 for low beams and 9005 for high beams, though regional and trim differences can apply. Always verify with the owner's manual or by inspecting the current bulb. When purchasing, consider replacing bulbs in pairs for consistent brightness and color, and choose bulbs that match the vehicle’s specifications and intended use.