100× Genuine Toyota H7 Headlight Bulbs 12 V 55 W – 499/477 PX26d Pack

Keep the road well‑illuminated and meet safety standards with our bulk pack of 100× H7 12 V 55 W halogen headlight bulbs — ideal for fleet servicing, workshops, or households that want reliable spares on hand. These bulbs feature the standard H7 / PX26d base used by many Toyota (and other European/Asian) vehicles, making them a convenient, direct‑fit replacement for dim, burned‑out or ageing headlight lamps. Designed to deliver bright, consistent light and E‑mark compliance for road legality, they provide dependable night‑time visibility and help maintain safe driving conditions in poor weather or low‑light environments.

OEM Number: 372298939969, 239029392298, R477, ELTBU-TF477, H7499, 499477PX26DBU477P

Quantity: 100

GENUINE TOYOTA H7 477 HALOGEN HEADLIGHT BULBS 12V 55W

x100 477 H7 12V 55W PX26D HALOGEN BULBS

HALOGEN BULBS H7 PX26D 12V 55W HEADLIGHT BULBS

Socket Type: PX26D

Wattage: 55W

Intended Use: Headlight

Car Model: Universal

Type: H7 477 12V PX26d

Lighting Technology: Halogen

Material: Lead-Free Glass

Power/Wattage: 55W

Bulb Fitment Code: H7

Headlight

Easy Replacement Plug And Play

Suitable For: Headlight, Halogen Headlight Bulbs

Our SKU: TELTBU-TF477x100_94

All our 100x Genuine Toyota H7 Headlight Headlamp Bulb 499 477 12v 55w Dipped Beam 2 Pins are OEM quality and reliable after-market car parts. This 100x Genuine Toyota H7 Headlight Headlamp Bulb 499 477 12v 55w Dipped Beam 2 Pin is specifically compatible with.

Please use our make-model-year tool to check this part's compatibility with your vehicle. However, please note that our tool is for reference only and we recommend that you check the part number on your old unit prior to purchasing.

If you are still not sure about the compatibility of this part to your vehicle, please supply us with the VIN number or Reg number in our live chat or contact form! You can also find details on our purchasing & shipping guide here.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What type of bulb is this and what does “H7 12 V 55 W” mean?
A: “H7” refers to the bulb size and base type (PX26d), “12 V” means it’s designed for standard car electrical systems, and “55 W” is the power rating. This type of halogen bulb is widely used as standard dipped‑beam or high‑beam headlight lamp in many vehicles.

Q: Are these bulbs road‑legal and safe for use?
A: Yes. H7 halogen bulbs supplied to specification — such as in this set — generally comply with legal lighting standards (e.g. E‑mark / ECE‑R37 compliance in many jurisdictions).

Q: Can I use these bulbs in any headlight or only in specific cars/brands?
A: These H7 bulbs will work wherever your vehicle’s headlight assembly accepts H7 / PX26d base bulbs. Many Toyota vehicles (and many other makes) use H7; but you should always verify your car’s headlight specification before fitting.

Q: What are the benefits of replacing old bulbs with new H7 halogen bulbs?
A: New bulbs restore optimal light output and colour, improving nighttime visibility and safety. They also reduce flickering or dimming, help visibility in adverse weather, and ensure you're not caught with a faulty headlight — satisfying MOT or inspection requirements.

Q: Is installation easy — can I change them myself?
A: Yes — replacing headlight bulbs is typically a straightforward, DIY‑friendly job. Just make sure the engine is off, avoid touching the glass with bare fingers (to avoid oil smears that can shorten lifespan), and ensure the bulb is seated and secured properly.

Q: Will having 100 bulbs in stock offer any advantage?
A: Absolutely — if you operate a fleet, workshop, or often service multiple vehicles, having 100‑pack bulbs saves cost per unit, avoids multiple orders, ensures you never run out of replacements, and is handy for quick swaps or emergencies.

Q: What should I check before installing new H7 bulbs?
A: Confirm your headlight assembly accepts H7 / PX26d bulbs, check the electrical socket conforms, and ensure no corrosion or housing damage. Also ensure correct beam alignment to avoid dazzling other drivers.