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PIAA 9006 (HB4) Xtreme White Plus Bulb 51w=115ww 4000K

Piaa Lighting

  • Replacement 9006 (HB4) headlight bulb rated 51W=115W
  • 4000K white light with XTRA Technology gas mixture
  • DOT/SAE compliant, with quartz glass and alloy filament
  • UPC 722935196169
  • Universal fit: the 9006 (HB4) base decides the match

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Description

Overview

The PIAA 9006 (HB4) Xtreme White Plus is a 4000K headlight bulb listed at 51W=115W, sold for vehicles that take a 9006 (HB4) socket. PIAA positions it as a direct OE replacement upgrade, so the goal is a straightforward swap into a factory-style socket with no new wiring described.

The cool white output lights road hazards and street signs earlier than a normal halogen bulb. XTRA Technology pairs a proprietary gas mixture with an aerospace alloy filament, and it is designed to give more light than the rated power draw. The bulb is engineered for sustained performance under vibration and moisture, which suits drivers who want more light from a 9006 (HB4) socket.

Key features

  • 4000K color that PIAA says aids recognition, contrast and depth perception
  • XTRA Technology gas mixture with an aerospace alloy filament
  • Quartz glass and alloy filament built for durability
  • Built for sustained output where vibration and moisture protection are needed
  • Designed to make the most of stock or aftermarket lighting
  • DOT/SAE compliant with a long life rating

Matching the socket

The 9006 (HB4) and 9005 (HB3) bases look similar but are not interchangeable. Before buying, pull the old bulb and read the base number printed on it, then match that number exactly. A bulb that sits loosely in the socket can vibrate out of position, so make sure it seats fully and locks in place.

Older headlamp sockets can become brittle or discolored with heat. If the socket shows browning, cracks or a loose fit, replace it before installing a new bulb, since a poor connection can overheat the new bulb and cause early failure.

  • Read the base number on the old bulb before buying
  • Seat the bulb fully and check that it locks
  • Inspect the socket for heat damage

Specifications

Brand PIAA
Bulb base 9006 (HB4)
Color temperature 4000K
Power rating 51W=115W
Glass Quartz
Filament Aerospace alloy
Compliance DOT/SAE compliant
UPC 722935196169

Vehicle fitment

Fitment is universal, so the 9006 (HB4) base decides the match. Compare that base with the bulb type your headlamp uses before fitting.

Bulbs with a 9005 or H11 base will not match a 9006 (HB4) socket. Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Installation notes

Replacement is by bulb base only. Switch the headlamps off and let the bulb cool before removing it, and keep fingers off the glass.

What’s included

Check the package contents against your installation before starting.

Not included: Socket adapters and wiring are not included.

SKU: PIA19616 Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 0.20 lbs
Package dimensions 4.80 × 3.90 × 2.30 in
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Questions & Answers

Is this 9006 (HB4) bulb made for a specific vehicle?

No vehicle fitment is listed. The bulb is universal fit and identified by its 9006 (HB4) base, so match that base to your headlight socket and confirm your vehicle's year, model and trim before ordering.

What is the UPC for this PIAA bulb?

The UPC is 722935196169. There is no separate part number, so identify the bulb by the PIAA Xtreme White Plus name, the 9006 (HB4) base and the 51W=115W rating.

What color and wattage rating does it have?

It is 4000K cool white, and the rating is shown as 51W=115W. PIAA says XTRA Technology gives more light output than the rated power consumption.

Is the bulb DOT and SAE compliant?

Yes. The bulb is DOT/SAE compliant, with a long life rating and a quartz glass body built for sustained output.

What does a loose bulb socket cause?

A loose socket can let the bulb move, which shifts the filament and can cause flicker. Poor contact also creates resistance and heat. Re-seat the bulb and inspect the socket contacts if the light dims or flickers.