H13 halogen bulb – dual-filament 60/55W

The H13 halogen bulb is used for front headlights in dual-filament low beam/high beam on American vehicles. It operates at 12V with a power rating of 60/55W. This is a typically American reference found on the Ford F-150, Dodge Ram, Jeep Wrangler and some Chrysler models. Consult the AGM Vision technical data sheet to check compatibility with your vehicle.

Access the rear of the headlight, unplug the connector, remove the retaining system and take out the used bulb. Insert the new H13 without touching the glass with bare fingers. Reassemble and test. The operation takes 10 to 20 minutes. Replace both sides for uniform lighting. AGM Vision provides sheets with instructions by vehicle.

Depending on availability, the H13 bulb may exist in standard, long-life, high-performance and white xenon effect versions. The standard and xenon effect versions are ECE approved. AGM Vision indicates the available versions on each product page, with compared characteristics.

The standard H13 bulb lasts on average 500 to 800 hours. Long-life versions reach 1200 hours or more. The lifespan depends on vibrations, the electrical circuit, and the number of cycles. AGM Vision bulbs are tested for durability and guaranteed.

The H13 is an uncommon reference in auto parts stores. AGM Vision keeps it in permanent stock in France, with shipping within 24/48h and payment in 3x or 4x free of charge from €45.

H13 bulbs bearing the ECE marking are approved and compliant with the technical inspection. Check the E marking on the glass. High-power versions, not compliant with the original wattage, are not approved. AGM Vision specifies the approval on each product sheet.