Used for: Back Up Reverse Light Bulb, Turn Signal Light Bulb Rear
Used for: Dome Light Bulb, Map Light Bulb
Used for: Dome Light Bulb, Map Light Bulb
This page helps you verify the bulb sizes for the 2019 BMW M2 by lighting position, so you can match the correct bulb to each exterior and interior lamp. Because BMW used LED lighting for many of the M2’s positions, it is especially useful to confirm the exact location before ordering replacements or planning an upgrade.
For the 2019 BMW M2, the bulb chart can help you quickly identify the correct fit for items such as the low beam, high beam, brake light, license plate light, side markers, and interior lamps. Trim and lighting equipment can vary by market and body style, so checking the position-specific listing is the safest way to avoid buying the wrong part.
Fitment can differ depending on trim, lighting package, and regional specification, especially on a performance model like the BMW M2. Some positions on this page are listed as LED, while others use replaceable bulb types such as 2825/98 for the dome and map lights and 7440 for the rear turn signal and backup light positions. If you are considering an aftermarket LED conversion, make sure the new bulb matches the socket, polarity, and heat characteristics of the original setup, and verify whether the car uses factory LED modules or a serviceable bulb. The best practice is to inspect the bulb currently installed in your vehicle before purchasing, since the same year and model can still differ by market or option package.
This page shows a mix of LED-equipped positions and a few replaceable bulb types. The interior dome light and map light use 2825/98 bulbs, while the rear turn signal and back up reverse light use 7440 bulbs. Many other positions, including the headlights, brake light, license plate light, and side markers, are listed as LED.
Yes, the bulb chart for this page lists both the high beam and low beam headlight positions as LED. That means the headlight setup is not a simple halogen bulb swap for those positions.
The brake light bulb position is listed as LED. In many cases, that means the light is part of an LED assembly rather than a traditional replaceable bulb, so you should verify the exact rear lamp design before ordering parts.
The rear turn signal light bulb is listed as 7440. If you are replacing it, confirm whether your vehicle has the same socket style and whether the lamp is accessible as a standard bulb or integrated into a larger module.
The back up reverse light bulb is listed as 7440. As with other fitment items, it is smart to check the installed bulb or the lamp housing before buying a replacement.
Yes, the license plate light bulb position is listed as LED. On many BMWs, license plate lighting is a compact LED unit, so replacement may involve the complete lamp assembly rather than a standard bulb.
Not always. Trim, lighting package, market, and body style can affect the exact bulb setup. This is why the page is organized by lighting position instead of assuming every M2 uses the same parts.
Check the installed bulb type, the socket shape, and whether the light is a serviceable bulb or an integrated LED module. This is especially important on the 2019 BMW M2 because several exterior lights are listed as LED.
Yes, some owners choose aftermarket LED upgrades for interior positions such as the dome light, map light, trunk or cargo area light, and vanity mirror light. Make sure the replacement matches the original bulb size and works correctly with the vehicle’s electronics.
Both the dome light bulb and map light bulb are listed as 2825/98. Those are the replaceable interior bulb sizes shown for this page.
Yes, both the front side marker light bulb and rear side marker light bulb are listed as LED. That usually means you should confirm whether the light is a sealed LED unit or a serviceable component before replacing it.
Because the same vehicle can use different bulb types in different locations. Listing the 2019 BMW M2 by position helps you verify the correct bulb for each lamp, which reduces mistakes when replacing headlights, interior lights, or rear signal bulbs.
