AutoGlowLED 13Pcs Canbus LED Interior Light Kit for Chevy Trax 2013-2023

Quick Answer

AutoGlowLED's 13-piece Canbus LED Interior Light Kit upgrades the interior lighting of Chevrolet Chevy Trax (2013-2023) with brighter, error-free LED bulbs. It is a plug-and-play replacement set covering dome, map, vanity mirror, trunk, and license plate lights.

Key Features

• 13-Piece Complete Kit: Includes front dome/map lights (3pc), rear dome/map light (1pc), vanity mirror lights (4pc), trunk light (1pc), license plate lights (2pc), and extra lights (2pc).
• Canbus Error Free: All LED bulbs are 100% Canbus error free, so no ECU errors are triggered.
• Plug and Play: No modification is needed for installation, making it a direct replacement for the original bulbs.
• Long Lifetime: The LEDs offer a long lifetime reaching up to 50,000 hours.
• Brighter Interior Lighting: Provides a much brighter interior lighting experience compared to the original bulbs.
• Power Saving: Designed to save your power supply.

Product Description

AutoGlowLED's 13Pcs Canbus LED Interior Light Kit is designed for Chevrolet Chevy Trax models from 2013 to 2023. It replaces your stock interior bulbs with brighter, error-free LEDs for the dome, map, vanity mirror, trunk, and license plate lights. The kit is plug and play with no modification required, and the LEDs are rated for up to 50,000 hours of use.

Compatibility

Chevrolet Chevy Trax 2013-2023

Why Upgrade to LED?

Brighter Than Halogen

No Error Codes

Easy Installation

6000K Crystal White

Custom Fit

Premium Quality LEDs

Color Options

Blue

WHITE

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What vehicles does this LED interior light kit fit?
A: This kit is compatible with Chevrolet Chevy Trax models from 2013 to 2023.

Q: Is this kit plug and play?
A: Yes, the LED bulbs are plug and play with no modification needed.

Q: Will these LEDs cause dashboard errors?
A: No, all LED bulbs are 100% Canbus error free and will not trigger ECU errors.

Q: What should I do if an LED bulb does not light up?
A: Some LEDs have positive and negative poles; try rotating the bulb 180 degrees or swapping left and right lights.