AUTOGINE 15 Piece White Interior LED Lights Kit for Jeep Grand Cherokee 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 Super Bright 6000K Interior LED Light Bulbs Package + Install Tool

First of all, in the 15 bulbs, 4 of them are for vanity mirrors, and the rest 11 are all the same type. So there are not 4 types of bulbs as shown in the picture but only 2.My car is a 2015 Grand Cherokee. I replaced 13 bulbs altogether, 4 vanity mirror lights, 2 overhead console/dome lights, 2 footwell lights, 1 glove box light, 2 backseat lights, 2 rear hatch lights. That leaves me 2 extra for spares.The map lights are not replaceable, but you can disconnet them using the methods on Youtube, not a big issue. The number plate lights were LED lights already on my car. The original footwell bulbs are significantly bigger than the new ones, but the new ones do fit and thankfully they are bright enough.Took me over half an hour. The glove box one was a bit hard to get to, and the rear hatch ones need plastic trim to be removed first.

Simple instructions, plenty of spare bulbs, very useful removal tool to make the whole changeover process very simple. Makes such a difference!!

I replaced:Two overhead console lightsAll four vanity mirror lightsBoth floorboard lightsBoth rear hatch lightsNote that the map lights are not replaceable. Nor are the overhead lights over the rear seats. I believe the license plate lights may be, but that hasn't seemed important. The glove box looks like a pain to get to, as demonstrated in youtube videos. I'll fight that battle another day.I knew the map lights wouldn't be replaceable, but was really disappointed by the ones over the rear seats. If your JGC has small, round lights back there, they can't be swapped out. If it has lights integrated into handles, then it shouldn't be a problem. The remaining map lights still come on and are a sickly, pale pink in comparison, but not much you can do about that.The vanity mirror lights are insanely bright and will blind you. I recommend rotating them so they don't point directly toward your eyes. The rear hatch lights required removing the plastic interior trim. A good fifteen minutes needed for the whole job, as well as a set of plastic spudgers, but easy enough.All in all, it was a convenient purchase. I knew going in that there would be several lights I couldn't replace and that there would be leftover bulbs. There ended up being more than I expected. There are only two types of LEDs, so you might save a few dollars buying just the quantity of each you need, but why bother when this set is affordable?

I knew these would be extremely bright after reading the reviews, but that may be an understatement. I didn't want super bright ones at first but since I couldn't find any lights below 6000K I went with these as they looked like the best value.After installation, I am honestly very please with how these look against my initial reservations. They look great everywhere and the brightness makes the car look so much clearer, and several years newer than it is. My only issue is that the vanity mirror lights can be a bit blinding when looking into the mirror, but high quality light nonetheless. Great value and perfect in my 2012 Grand Cherokee. Now time to replace the headlights with LED and a brand new car is on the way. Seriously, huge difference - definitely recommend if you're considering it.

Nice and bright but only used 11 bulbs with my 2017 Jeep GC with panoramic sunroof.You cannot replace rear passenger lights on the headliner when the round lights with the panoramic option. The map lights are on a circuit board as well as the license plate bulbs.The most difficult bulb to replace was the glovebox until I found a video that said remove the passenger side panel for the dash…then use a flathead screw driver to push out the entire glovebox light assembly. Going n that way it was easy. I am technically although not so much mechanically inclined where replacing all bulbs took me an hour.Love the brighter whiter light