9012 Headlight Bulbs & Kits

Upgrade your headlights with our high-performance 9012 headlight bulbs and kits - built for better brightness, visibility, and style on the road.

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9012 HID 35W High End Canbus Error and Flicker Free Kits (2 Pieces)

9012 HID 35W High End Canbus Error and Flicker Free Kits (2 Pieces)

$189.99
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9012 60W 10000LM LED Headlight, Low/High Beam DRL Kit (pair)
9012 60W 10000LM LED Headlight, Low/High Beam DRL Kit (pair)

9012 60W 10000LM LED Headlight, Low/High Beam DRL Kit (pair)

$219.99
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9012 HID Replacement Bulbs, 3700 Lumens (pair)
9012 HID Replacement Bulbs, 3700 Lumens (pair)

9012 HID Replacement Bulbs, 3700 Lumens (pair)

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9012 LED Headlight Bulbs, 40W 6000LM (PAIR)
9012 LED Headlight Bulbs, 40W 6000LM (PAIR)

9012 LED Headlight Bulbs, 40W 6000LM (PAIR)

$169.99
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9012 Non-Canbus HID 35W Kit, PNP High End (2 Pieces)
9012 Non-Canbus HID 35W Kit, PNP High End (2 Pieces)

9012 Non-Canbus HID 35W Kit, PNP High End (2 Pieces)

$119.99
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FREUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ON 9012 BULBS(FAQ)

  1. What is the brightest 9012 headlight bulb?
    The brightness of a 9012-headlight bulb is typically measured in lumens, which is a unit of measurement for the total amount of visible light emitted by a bulb. The brightness of a 9012 bulb can vary depending on the brand and model, but some high-performance options can have a brightness of up to 3,500 lumens. 9012 applications are in projectors so the brightest option for output will be an HID Kit.
  2. How many lumens is a 9012 bulb?
    The lumens output of a 9012 bulb can vary depending on the specific product, but many 9012 bulbs have a lumens output of around 2000Lm to 2500lm lumens.
  3. Can I use 9005 instead of 9012?
    The 9005 and 9012 bulbs are not interchangeable as they have different base sizes and fitments. The 9005 bulb has a P20d base and can be used in a high beam 9012 applications, while the 9012 bulb has a P22d base and is typically used in low beam applications. If you are looking for an alternative bulb for 9012, 9006 will fit and work in place of 9012.
  4. Are 9012 bulbs dual beam?
    Some 9012 bulbs are dual beam, meaning they can be used in either low beam or high beam applications. However, not all 9012 bulbs are dual beam, so it is important to check the product specifications to determine the intended use of the bulb.
  5. What is the use of CANbus in HID?
    CANbus (Controller Area Network bus) is a communication system that is used in many modern vehicles to allow different electronic systems to communicate with each other. In the context of HID (High Intensity Discharge) lighting, CANbus systems can be used to help prevent errors or issues with the HID lights by sending and receiving data about the lighting system's performance.
  6. Are 9012 and 9005 the same?
    The 9012 and 9005 bulbs are not the same. As mentioned earlier, the 9012 bulb has a P22d base and is typically used in low beam applications, while the 9005 bulb has a P20d base and is commonly used in high beam applications. They also have different shapes and sizes, and are not interchangeable.
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9012 HID vs 9012 LED Bulbs

When you want to upgrade your headlights, 9012 LED and 9012 HID light bulbs offer serious improvements over standard halogen headlight bulbs, but they’re built for slightly different drivers.

9012 LED bulbs are all about efficiency and simplicity. They light up instantly, run cooler, and put less strain on your vehicle’s electrical system. Plus, they last longer - often tens of thousands of hours - so you won’t be replacing them anytime soon. If you’re looking for a clean, modern white light that’s easy to install and built to go the distance, LED is a great choice.

9012 HID headlights are built for performance. They’re brighter than LEDs and offer a wider beam spread, which makes a real difference if you’re driving on dark backroads or poorly lit highways. They do take a few seconds to reach full illumination, and installation is a bit more involved since HID kits use ballasts, but the payoff in light output is worth it if maximum visibility is what you’re after.

Not sure which is right for you? The best choice comes down to how and where you drive and what kind of performance you’re looking for. If you need help deciding which replacement bulb you need, don't hesitate to contact us today!

Benefits of Upgrading to a 9012 Headlight Bulb

Superior Visibility & Safer Driving

9012 LED and HID bulbs offer a brighter, clearer beam than stock halogens. You'll see farther down the road and enjoy better peripheral visibility - especially helpful during nighttime driving or bad weather.

Longer Lifespan

Tired of replacing bulbs? Our LED headlight bulbs can last up to 20,000 hours or more, while HID versions offer thousands of hours of steady performance. With proper installation, many customers enjoy years of worry-free lighting.

Modern, Clean Aesthetics

Whether you choose a 9012 LED bulb or HID kit, you’ll benefit from a lower power draw compared to halogens. That means less strain on your electrical system, improved battery life, and more efficient energy use without compromising brightness.

Energy-Efficient Technology

Whether you choose a 9012 LED bulb or HID kit, you’ll benefit from a lower power draw compared to halogens. That means less strain on your electrical system, improved battery life, and more efficient energy use without compromising brightness.

Plug-and-Play Installation

Our 9012 LED and HID kits are designed for straightforward installation. Most plug right into your existing headlight socket with no need for rewiring, making the upgrade quick and simple - even for first-time DIYers.

Built to Last

All our 9012 LED and HID bulb kits are tested for durability in extreme temperatures, moisture, and vibration. Whether you're navigating icy roads or desert highways, your lights will shine consistently.

How to Choose the Right 9012 Headlight Bulb for Your Car

Not sure which 9012 kit to pick? It’s easy with Underground Lighting:

  1. Identify your bulb type: Check your owner’s manual under “headlight bulb specifications” or look at the current bulb’s base - 9012 is often marked clearly.
  2. Use our vehicle search tool: Just enter your vehicle’s year, make, and model, and we’ll show you exactly which 9012 headlight bulb options are compatible.
  3. Select LED or HID based on your needs: Choose 9012 LED lights for long-lasting, energy-efficient brightness, or go with 9012 HID headlights for maximum output and that signature xenon look.

Need guidance? Our lighting experts are always available by chat, email, or phone to help you make the perfect choice.

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9012 Headlight Bulb FAQs

What vehicles use 9012 headlight bulbs?

9012 bulbs are commonly used in low-beam headlights for many Dodge, Chrysler, Jeep, and GMC models, among others. Use our vehicle search tool to confirm compatibility for your specific make and model.

How bright is a 9012 headlight bulb?

The brightness of a 9012 LED headlight bulb is typically measured in lumens and can vary depending on the brand and model, but some high-performance options can shine up to 3,500 lumens. 9012 applications are in projectors, so the brightest option for output will be an HID Kit.

Can I use 9005 instead of 9012?

9012 and 9005 bulbs aren’t interchangeable as they have different base sizes and fitments. The 9005 bulb has a P20d base and can be used in high-beam 9012 applications, while the 9012 bulb has a P22d base and is typically used in low-beam applications. If you are looking for an alternative bulb, 9006 bulbs will fit and work in place of 9012.

Are 9012 bulbs dual beam?

Some 9012 bulbs are dual-beam, meaning they can be used in either low-beam or high-beam applications. However, not all 9012 bulbs are dual-beam, so it is important to check the product specifications to determine the bulb's intended use.

Are LEDs and HIDs better than halogen headlight bulbs?

Both LED and HID bulbs offer major advantages over traditional halogen bulbs. They’re significantly brighter, provide better visibility, and last much much longer. LEDs are more energy-efficient and turn on instantly, while HIDs have a more intense beam that reaches farther down the road. Halogens do come standard on many vehicles, but upgrading to LED or HID is a smart move if you want improved safety, performance, and style.