What Size Bulbs Does a 2010 Jeep Commander Use?
Correct headlight, fog light, and tail light bulb sizes. Sourced from OEM catalog data.
Installation Difficulty
Easy (Plug and Play)
Est. Replacement Cost
$50 - $150 (HID System)
What Lighting System Does the 2010 Jeep Commander Have?
The 2010 Jeep Commander features an extensive lighting system with 13 bulb positions. It uses factory HID/Xenon technology with D1S projector headlights. The Commander has been available from 2006 to 2010, and the 2010 model falls in the late-generation years. As a Jeep vehicle, it uses a CANbus electrical system that monitors bulb status.
LED Flicker Warning
This vehicle (Jeep) is known to use a CANbus system that checks for burnt-out bulbs. Installing standard LEDs may cause them to flicker or trigger a dashboard error.
We highly recommend using a CANbus decoder or "Anti-Flicker" resistors.
Can You Put LED Bulbs in a 2010 Jeep Commander?
The 2010 Jeep Commander comes equipped with factory D1S HID/Xenon headlights. These already produce significantly more light than halogen bulbs, so upgrading is generally unnecessary. When your HID bulbs burn out, replace them with OEM-spec D1S HID bulbs to maintain the correct color temperature and beam pattern. Avoid cheap aftermarket HID bulbs as they can produce incorrect beam patterns and blind oncoming drivers. Your fog lights use a 9145 LED halogen bulb, which can be upgraded to LED for a whiter color match with your HID headlights.
How to Replace Bulbs on a 2010 Jeep Commander
To remove the headlight bulb, disconnect the wiring harness, then twist the bulb counter-clockwise and pull it straight out of the housing. Older model years like the 2010 Commander typically offer easy access to the headlight bulbs from behind the headlight assembly under the hood. Most owners can complete the swap in under 10 minutes per side. HID headlights operate at high voltage. Always disconnect the battery before working on the headlight assembly. Never touch the HID ballast while the headlights are on, and handle the D1S capsule with gloves to avoid oil contamination. The fog lights are accessed from underneath the front bumper. You may need to remove a few plastic clips or screws from the fender liner to reach the 9145 LED fog light socket.
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2010 Jeep Commander Complete Bulb Size Chart
| Position | Bulb Size | Shop |
|---|---|---|
Low Beam | HID-D1S LED | Buy HID-D1S LED |
High Beam | 9005 LED | Buy 9005 LED |
Fog Light | 9145 LED | Buy 9145 LED |
Brake Light | LED Bulb | Buy LED Bulb |
Side Marker | 194 LED | Buy 194 LED |
Turn Signal Front | 3157K LED | Buy 3157K LED |
Turn Signal Rear | 3057K LED | Buy 3057K LED |
Reverse Light | 3057K | Buy 3057K |
Dome Light | 2825 | Buy 2825 |
License Plate | 168 | Buy 168 |
Map Light | 2825 | Buy 2825 |
Parking Light | 3157K | Buy 3157K |
Trunk Light | 579 | Buy 579 |
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Shop Complete LED Kit for 2010 Jeep CommanderHow Long Do 2010 Jeep Commander Headlight Bulbs Last?
HID/Xenon headlights on the 2010 Jeep Commander typically last 2,000 to 3,000 hours, or about 4 to 6 years of regular driving. As HID bulbs age, they shift color toward pink or purple, which is a clear sign that replacement is needed. Flickering on startup also indicates a worn bulb or failing ballast. At 16 years old, the original bulbs on your Commander are likely overdue for replacement. Even if they still illuminate, reduced brightness significantly impacts nighttime safety. When one headlight burns out, replace both sides at the same time. Bulbs from the same batch age at similar rates, and mismatched brightness is distracting to oncoming drivers.
What Bulbs Are Compatible with the 2010 Jeep Commander?
For the high beams, the 9005 is interchangeable with HB3. Using the wrong bulb size can cause improper beam patterns that reduce your visibility and blind other drivers. It can also cause overheating inside the headlight housing, potentially warping the plastic lens or reflector. Always verify the bulb number before purchasing.
2010 Jeep Commander Headlight FAQ
Did Jeep Commander Bulb Sizes Change Over the Years?
Over its production run from 2006 to 2010, the Jeep Commander has seen bulb size changes in the Low Beam and Reverse Light positions. The 2010 model uses the newer bulb specification introduced around 2009. Always verify the exact bulb size for your specific 2010 model year using the chart above, as using the wrong size can result in poor fitment or reduced light output.
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