White LED Interior Lights Kit for Toyota RAV4 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 Super Bright 6000K Interior LED Lights Bulbs Package + Install Tool

This kit came with enough bulbs for:• Vanity mirror lights• Front overhead Cabin lights• Rear overhead Cabin lights• Rear right side Cargo lightWith two bulbs to spare (my license plate lights seem to be permanently affixed LEDs, but your mileage may vary.Installation was fairly easy, with the exception being the front overhead Cabin light. To pop this one off, you want to insert the tool on the rear facing side, and once there is a gap big enough, pull down with your fingers. It takes a fair bit of force, and I ended up breaking part of my front right clip (though it was still functional)Once the console is released, it's smooth sailing with two twist lock bulb holders. You could unlock them with the plastic tool, but I was able to do it myself with just my fingers. Be careful not to burn yourself, if the bulbs were on during or before removal. Once completed, use a flashlight to align the FRONT MOST (windshield side) clips with the holes, THEN align the rear side. If you do rear first, the front will not snap in and you will need to pry the rear off again.Both vanity lights come out by inserting the pry tool on the LEFT side of both assemblies. Then you can tip it down, and slide left to fully remove the assembly with an inch or two of wire to move around. Slide right side back over BEFORE snapping back in.Rear overhead cargo was super easy to get out, but a little challenging to align the bulb during reinstall. There are little cutouts on the clear plastic along the edge, use the pry tool to pop it off. Make sure your LEDs point downward, otherwise you won't gain much light from this!Rear cargo was a little wonky; I opted to unplug the harness (push lever with pry tool and it pops right off super easy) so I wouldn't have to be bent over trying to take it apart. It has a few small pieces so be sure not to lose them. You have to release the tabs on the clear piece from the gray housing, once that's done the little switch will come loose and you'll be able to slide the gray bulb holder out of the gray shield. Replace bulb, put switch back in the groove, and once everything is back together, snap the clear plastic back on. Then just plug it back in and you'll be golden.As I said earlier, my license plate appears to have permanently affixed LEDs as I was unable to find a panel to remove that allowed access. Since it's already led, I didn't see a reason to dig deeper. Your mileage may vary.I opted to keep my bulbs in the same bag as my two extra bulbs, in case I ever need them. I'd recommend holding on to them just in case, small bulbs like this are usually relatively expensive and when you need them, you NEED them.I'll try to update my review down the road and keep you posted on how long these last; they seem to be pretty high quality with good solder joints and personally, I don't see them failing any time soon unless I got faulty LEDs. VERY impressed that they dim when the car dims them, I was expecting flickering from voltage drop, but no such thing happened.All in all, I'd recommended this set to a friend given my experience so far. Very impressed with the quality for the price, I feel like you'd spend more at the auto parts store for worse bulbs. Though, only time will tell.

Some people say to get brighter (more expensive) versions, but I found these bulbs to be plenty bright enough in a pitch black night.The install itself is "simple" but I would not necessarily say it's "easy".The map lights (the ones above the center console) are the worst! Wayyyyyy harder to remove the trim than I thought it would be. I actually ended up half removing the trim and just popping out the lens covers for the bulbs, which slight cracked some of the holding tabs, but I could not otherwise remove the trim for the life of me!The vanity lights are fairly straightforward. Make sure you pop out the left side (driver side) of BOTH vanity light, because the bulb/connector runs to the right (passenger side) and you don't want to dig your trim tool into that.The backseat light was probably the easiest.The cargo light was easy to pop out, but the bulb is hidden under this annoying plastic cover/shield that is tricky to remove.The bulbs themselves are easy to remove, just pull them out (not twist/unscrew), and then the new LEDs just slide in until they're snug.All in -- absolutely worth the upgrade!

So far, I love these lights! I hope they last a while, because changing the overhead center bulbs was not fun.Start with the left side of the vanity lights & pop the whole thing out. There's a big clip on the left side.The dome light in the middle of the car, you only need to pop off the clear plastic. Not the whole thing. Learned that after I got it all out. There are 2 small indents on the clear part where u need to put the tool to pop it off.The trunk light, also start with he left side to pop it out. The wiring is on the right. Unplug the wiring by pressing the tiny clip in, then pull out the wiring. This is where it took me a minute, take a tiny screwdriver & put it in throught the hold in the plastic end & chip away at the small circle that is holding the light cover on. (Opposite end of where it easily pops off) Once u have that part chipped away, unlcip on the opposite end on both sides then pull up on where u chipped away the small circle.I saved the worst for last. The center overhead with the 2 lights in the front. Start at the end that is closest to the back seats. Stick the tool about halfway in on both right & left sides & pry downwards. This is where the clips are located. It will make awful sounds, but it's just the clips popping out of the metal. Then gently start prying on the end that is closest to the windshield. It takes some work & made me nervous. I did ened up breaking a clip, but I have a whole box on hand. If I remember right, I think the bulbs twist out, instead of pull out like the rest.

These LED lights were an added bonus to my 2019 RAV4 XLE. The bright white color and functionality of the car when I hit the locks to open the car doors allow me to see inside the car, which is a good security deterrent for thieves. The installation for the front lights near the eyeglass holder made it a little difficult, but after it was a speedy install. Although the dome light did flicker when we put it in; we were able to fix it by adjusting the holder to the light. All in all I love the new look and brightness it gives!

Bright is the word for these and now I can see everything very well in the car with ease. These are a perfect fit for my car. Night and day difference

The light are considerably brighter but a little harder to install then they make it seem. I did not install the license plate lights.