Which Bulbs Fit the 2015 Nissan Altima SV?

Bulbs Fit The 2015 Nissan Altima Sv

The 2015 Nissan Altima SV uses different bulb types depending on whether your car has halogen headlights (most common) or the optional projector/HID setup.

Below is a complete breakdown so you can order the correct bulbs the first time.


 Low Beam Headlight

 Halogen Version (Most Common SV Models)

  • Bulb Size: H11

  • Type: Single beam (low beam only)

 Factory HID Version (If Equipped)

  • Bulb Size: D2S

  • Type: Xenon HID

 If you’re unsure, look at your headlight housing:

  • If it has a round projector lens and says “HID”, you likely have D2S.

  • If it uses a standard reflector bowl, it’s H11.


 High Beam Headlight

  • Bulb Size: 9005

  • Type: Halogen (even if low beam is HID)

The high beam is separate from the low beam on the Altima.


 Fog Lights (If Equipped)

  • Bulb Size: H11

  • Found in the lower bumper.


 Turn Signals

  • Front Turn Signal: 7444NA

  • Rear Turn Signal: 7440

(If upgrading to LED, make sure to use load resistors or anti-hyperflash bulbs.)


 Brake Lights

  • Bulb Size: 7443


 Reverse Lights

  • Bulb Size: 921


 Interior Lights

These vary slightly, but commonly:

  • Map / Dome: 194 or DE3175 (varies by location)


Quick Reference Chart

Location Bulb Size
Low Beam (Halogen) H11
Low Beam (HID) D2S
High Beam 9005
Fog Light H11
Front Turn 7444NA
Rear Turn 7440
Brake 7443
Reverse 921

If you’re planning an LED or HID upgrade, let me know which lights you want to change. I can also recommend the best performing options based on beam pattern and brightness.

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