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PIAA H13 Xtreme White Plus Bulb 65/55w=85/75w 4000K

Piaa Lighting

  • PIAA H13 Xtreme White Plus replacement bulb rated 65/55W=85/75W
  • 4000K white output with XTRA Technology gas mixture
  • Quartz glass and aerospace alloy filament, DOT/SAE compliant
  • UPC 722935196183
  • Universal fit: the H13 base decides the match

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Description

Overview

The PIAA H13 Xtreme White Plus is a 4000K replacement bulb with an H13 base, rated 65/55W=85/75W. It is intended for headlamp sockets that take an H13 bulb and is a direct replacement, so the swap is to a bulb of the same base type.

The cool white output is meant to reveal road hazards and street signs sooner than a normal halogen bulb. XTRA Technology uses a proprietary gas mixture with an aerospace alloy filament, and the bulbs are engineered for sustained output where vibration and moisture protection are needed.

Key features

  • 4000K white color for recognition, contrast and depth perception
  • XTRA Technology gas mixture with aerospace alloy filament
  • Quartz glass and alloy filament for long lasting performance
  • Engineered for vibration and moisture protection
  • Designed to optimize output of stock or aftermarket lights
  • DOT/SAE compliant

Choosing and fitting an H13 bulb

An H13 bulb is a dual-filament headlamp bulb that serves both low and high beam from a single socket. Because the base is the first thing to check, compare the bulb’s base with the one in your headlamp before you buy, and look at the socket for heat marks or corrosion. A mismatched base will not seat, and forcing it can crack the glass or break the contacts.

Color temperature is a matter of taste and local rules. Cooler white bulbs look bright at night but can reduce contrast in fog or rain, so consider how you drive before choosing a higher Kelvin rating. Halogen bulbs of this type are often replaced in pairs so the two headlamps match in color and output over time.

  • Check the socket for heat marks before fitting
  • Replace bulbs in pairs for matched output
  • Keep oils off the glass during installation
  • Confirm lens and reflector condition before upgrading

Specifications

Brand PIAA
Bulb base H13
Color temperature 4000K
Power rating 65/55W=85/75W
Glass Quartz
Filament Aerospace alloy
Compliance DOT/SAE compliant
UPC 722935196183

Vehicle fitment

This bulb has universal fit, so the H13 base is the match to check against your headlamp socket before ordering.

Bulbs with a 9005 or 9006 base are different parts and will not seat in an H13 socket. Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Installation notes

Match the H13 base to the socket, then replace the bulb with the headlamp switched off and the bulb cool to the touch.

What’s included

Check the package contents against your installation before starting.

SKU: PIA19618 Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 0.35 lbs
Package dimensions 4.90 × 3.90 × 2.40 in
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Questions & Answers

Is the PIAA H13 Xtreme White Plus made for specific vehicles?

No. It has universal fit, so the H13 base is the main check. Confirm your vehicle's year, model and trim before ordering.

What do the wattage numbers mean?

The rating is written as 65/55W=85/75W. XTRA Technology is built to produce more light than the rated power consumption, and the two figures are shown together, not separately.

Does this H13 bulb have a part number?

No separate part number is listed. It is identified by the PIAA name, the H13 base, the 4000K color and UPC 722935196183.

Does it meet DOT and SAE standards?

Yes. The bulb is DOT/SAE compliant and is built with a long life design intended for sustained output where vibration and moisture protection matter.

Can I use this bulb with an aftermarket headlamp housing?

Often yes, provided the housing takes an H13 base and the reflector is designed for a halogen bulb. Check that the base and the housing clearance both suit the replacement before installing it, and confirm the lamp still aims correctly after the swap.

How do I know when the bulb needs replacing?

Replace the bulb when it flickers, dims unevenly between the two sides, or the glass shows darkening or a blackened spot. A bulb that has failed on one side is often near the end of its life on the other, so replacing both together keeps light output balanced.