2016 Nissan Titan Headlight Bulb Size

Here are the verified replacement bulb sizes for the 2016 Nissan Titan.

Key takeaways

  • Low beam: null. High beam: 9005.
  • Fitment varies by trim - check each position before buying.
  • Fog, signal, and reverse bulbs use different sizes - check each before buying.
Low beamn/a
High beam9005
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Reviewed by the GarageDex editorial team against manufacturer and retailer fitment data.
The low and high beams use different bulbs (null and 9005), so buy both if you are replacing the pair. Bulb sizes can vary by trim and headlight type, so confirm against your existing bulb before buying.

Where to buy bulbs for the 2016 Nissan Titan

Headlight bulbs dim over time, so replace them in pairs even if only one has failed. Most are a 10-minute DIY job. To order the exact sizes online:

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What to buy

This vehicle uses separate bulbs for low and high beam: 9005 for the high beam. They are different parts, so check which one has actually failed before buying. Replace them in pairs regardless. Bulbs from the same batch age at the same rate, so when one goes the other is usually close behind, and a fresh bulb beside a tired one is visibly brighter and unevenly aimed. Doing both at once costs a few dollars more and saves doing the job twice.

Headlight bulbs for a 2016 Nissan Titan
BulbCoversTypeBuy
9005high beamHalogena pair

Every bulb on this vehicle

Headlights get the attention, but the small bulbs are what fail an inspection. A burnt-out brake or turn bulb is also the cheapest ticket you will ever get, and most of these are a few dollars and a twist to change.

2016 Nissan Titan bulb sizes by position
PositionBulbType
High beam9005Halogen

Why this keeps getting harder

Headlight bulbs used to be a commodity: a handful of codes covered most cars and any of them cost a few dollars. That is ending. Across the vehicles we hold specs for, factory LED low beams went from 0% of 2000s cars to 59% of 2025-and-newer ones. LEDs last far longer, which is the upside and a real one. The tradeoff is that when they do fail, it is often not a bulb you can buy at all, and the fix moves from a $20 part to a headlight assembly.

Frequently asked

What headlight bulb does a 2016 Nissan Titan take?

It uses a null low-beam bulb and a 9005 high-beam bulb.

See where this ranks in our study of the most common headlight bulb types in the US.

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