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Looking up bulb sizes for the 2010 Dodge Nitro can be confusing because the vehicle uses different bulbs depending on the lighting position. This page helps you verify the correct bulb size by location, so you can match the headlight, tail light, brake light, interior, and cargo bulbs without guessing.
Whether you are replacing a burned-out lamp or upgrading a specific light, the 2010 Dodge Nitro uses a mix of halogen, LED, and standard incandescent bulb types. Checking the bulb chart by lighting position is the easiest way to confirm the right fit before you buy.
Fitment can vary by trim, package, market, and body style, so it is smart to compare the bulb in your vehicle before ordering. Some positions may use halogen bulbs from the factory, while others may be converted to LED with aftermarket parts, which can change brightness, color, and compatibility. If your Nitro has been modified, always verify the installed bulb number and connector style before purchase, especially for headlights, rear lamps, and interior lights. A quick visual check of the old bulb is often the best way to avoid buying the wrong replacement.
The headlight bulb listed for the 2010 Dodge Nitro is H13 for both high beam and low beam applications.
The brake light bulb size listed is 3057R.
The tail light bulb listed for the rear lamp is 3057R.
The rear turn signal bulb listed is 3057.
The back up reverse light bulb listed for the 2010 Dodge Nitro is 3057.
Both the front turn signal light and the parking light are listed as 3157A.
The front side marker light bulb listed is 168NA.
The rear side marker light bulb listed is 3057A.
The license plate light uses 168 or 917.
The dome light, map light, and trunk or cargo area light are all listed as 578.
The courtesy light bulb listed is 906.
The instrument panel light bulb listed is 103.
The HVAC temperature control bulb listed is 2721.
Yes, the center high mount stop light bulb is listed as LED.
Yes. Checking the installed bulb is recommended because trim level, lighting package, and prior aftermarket changes can affect the exact fitment on a 2010 Dodge Nitro.