
PIAA 19615 9005 (HB3) Xtreme White Plus
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Used for: Headlight Bulb High Beam and Low Beam(with halogen headlights)
Used for: Headlight Bulb High Beam and Low Beam(with HID headlights)
Used for: License Plate Light Bulb
This page helps you verify bulb sizes for the 2015 Tesla Model S by lighting position, so you can match the correct replacement before you order. Because Tesla used different lighting setups across trims, markets, and body styles, checking the exact lamp location is the safest way to avoid buying the wrong part.
For the 2015 Tesla Model S, some exterior lights use LED modules while others use replaceable bulbs, and the headlight setup can differ between halogen and HID-equipped vehicles. Use the chart on this page to confirm each bulb type for the front, rear, and license plate locations before replacing anything.
Fitment can vary by trim, lighting package, market, and whether your Model S has halogen or HID headlights, so do not assume every 2015 car uses the same bulb. If your car has been modified with aftermarket LED conversions, the installed bulb may not match the original factory specification. The best approach is to compare the chart here with the bulb already in the vehicle, especially for headlights, fog lights, and rear lighting, before purchasing replacements. When possible, check the old bulb’s base, connector, and markings to confirm compatibility.
For 2015 Tesla Model S models with halogen headlights, the headlight bulb size listed is 9005 for both high beam and low beam use.
For 2015 Tesla Model S models with HID headlights, the headlight bulb size listed is D3S for both high beam and low beam use.
Yes. The front fog light bulb is listed as LED on this page, so the replacement is not a standard halogen bulb size.
The license plate light bulb size listed for the 2015 Tesla Model S is 6418.
The brake light bulb is listed as LED, which means the rear brake light setup uses LED lighting rather than a conventional bulb size.
Check the exact lighting position, your headlight type, and the bulb already installed in the car. Trim and package differences can change the correct fitment.
No. Lighting package, body style, and market can affect fitment, so the correct bulb may differ between vehicles built in the same model year.
Aftermarket conversions are possible in some cases, but they may require additional parts and may not match factory fitment. Always verify compatibility before converting.
The rear turn signal light bulb and the back up reverse light bulb are both listed as LED.
Yes. The front and rear side marker lights are listed as LED, and both inner and outer tail light bulbs are also listed as LED.
Because the same vehicle can use different bulb types in different locations. Verifying by position helps you match the correct bulb for the exact lamp you are replacing.
Yes. The daytime running light bulb and parking light bulb are both listed as LED on this page, so you can use the chart to confirm those positions before buying replacements.