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Used for: Fog Light Bulb Front
Used for: Headlight Bulb High Beam, Headlight Bulb Low Beam
Used for: Headlight Bulb High Beam, Headlight Bulb Low Beam
Used for: Back Up Light Bulb, Back Up Reverse Light Bulb
Used for: Back Up Light Bulb, Back Up Reverse Light Bulb
Used for: Brake Light Bulb, Parking Light Bulb, Tail Light Bulb, Turn Signal Light Bulb Front, Turn Signal Light Bulb Rear
Used for: License Plate Light Bulb
Used for: Side Marker Light Bulb Rear
Used for: Turn Signal Light Bulb Front
Used for: Courtesy Light Bulb
Used for: Dome Light Bulb
Used for: Glove Box Light Bulb
Used for: Trunk or Cargo Area Light
This 2010 Ford F-250 bulb size guide helps you verify the correct bulbs by lighting position, so you can replace the right lamp without guesswork. Whether you are changing a headlight, tail light, license plate light, or interior bulb, matching the bulb to the correct location is the easiest way to avoid fitment mistakes.
The 2010 Ford F-250 uses different bulb types depending on where the light is installed, and some positions may vary by trim, body style, or lighting package. Use this page as a quick reference for common exterior and interior bulb locations on the truck, including headlights, brake lights, turn signals, cargo lights, and courtesy lighting.
Before buying replacement bulbs, confirm the trim and equipment on your truck, since halogen setups and aftermarket LED conversions can change what fits and how the light performs. Some owners also upgrade factory bulbs to LED, but not every LED bulb will work correctly in every housing without the right load resistors, adapters, or beam pattern. If possible, remove the installed bulb and compare the base and number before ordering, especially on shared positions where more than one bulb size is listed.
The low beam headlight bulb for the 2010 Ford F-250 is listed as H13 or H6054, depending on the lighting setup. Always check the installed bulb and headlamp housing before ordering.
The high beam headlight bulb is also listed as H13 or H6054 on this model. Because trim and lighting package differences can affect fitment, verify the bulb already in the truck if you are replacing both sides.
The front turn signal bulb is listed as 4157NA or 3157. Either size may appear depending on the vehicle configuration, so checking the old bulb is the safest way to confirm.
The rear turn signal bulb is listed as 3157. This is the same bulb family used in several rear lighting positions on the truck.
The brake light bulb is listed as 3157. If you are replacing brake lights, it is a good idea to inspect the tail light assembly at the same time for any signs of moisture or corrosion.
The tail light bulb is listed as 3157. On many trucks, the same bulb type may also be used for related rear lighting functions.
The parking light bulb is listed as 3157. If you are upgrading to LED, make sure the replacement is compatible with the housing and any required resistors.
The front fog light bulb is listed as 9145 LED. Because fog light setups can vary with trim and aftermarket parts, confirm the bulb type already installed before purchasing replacements.
The license plate light bulb is listed as 168. This is a common small wedge-style bulb used for plate illumination.
The dome light bulb is listed as 578. Interior dome lamps can sometimes be changed to LED, but the fit and brightness should still be checked carefully.
The courtesy light bulb is listed as 194. Courtesy lights are often small interior or entry-area lamps, so it is important to match the bulb base exactly.
The glove box light bulb is listed as 161. If your truck has this feature, compare the old bulb before ordering because glove box lamp access can be tight.
The trunk or cargo area light is listed as 906. On a pickup like the F-250, this may apply to a cargo or bed-related interior lamp depending on configuration.
Yes, many owners switch to LED bulbs for brighter output and longer life, but the replacement must match the socket and work correctly with the truck’s electrical system. Some LED bulbs may need additional hardware to prevent flicker or warning issues.
Some lighting positions on the 2010 Ford F-250 have more than one listed bulb size because trim, market, body style, or lighting package differences can change the correct fit. That is why it helps to verify the bulb by location and compare it to the one already installed.