Corolla

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Toyota Corolla parts here span the 1998–2002, 2003–2008, 2009–2013 and 2014 and newer sedans, with a few items that also serve the Corolla Cross. Replacement headlight assemblies make up the core of the collection, offered in chrome or black housings with amber reflectors and clear lenses for specific year windows. Around them you will find fog light kits with bulbs, switch and wiring, center dash air vent panels, TPMS sensors, GPS navigation SD cards and a car mattress sized for the Corolla Cross Hybrid.

OMOTOR tags each listing with the exact years and body style it fits and guarantees that fitment on your Corolla. US orders ship free from our US warehouse, you can return a part within 90 days, and a 1-year warranty is included, with US-based support if you want help confirming a year split.

What to look for

  • Match the year window exactly: Corolla headlights changed with each generation and often at mid-cycle refreshes, so a 2009–2010 lamp may not fit a 2011–2013 car.
  • Housing finish: chrome and black housings use the same mounting but look different behind the lens; pick the one that matches the other side if replacing just one.
  • Corolla vs Corolla Cross: the Cross is a separate crossover and does not share lights, vents or interior parts with the sedan.
  • Bulb type: assemblies are built for halogen bulbs unless stated; cars with factory LED or HID lamps need a matching assembly.

Shop related

Frequently asked questions

Do the headlight assemblies include bulbs?

It varies by listing. Some assemblies ship as housings only so you can move your existing bulbs over, and others include halogen bulbs. The product page lists what is in the box, so check that line if you want a complete set.

Will 2009–2010 Corolla headlights fit a 2012?

Not reliably. The 2009–2013 generation received a front-end refresh partway through, and the lamp shape changed with it. Use the fitment tab on each assembly and order the one that names your exact model year.

Does the TPMS sensor work with my Corolla?

The sensors here are built for Toyota's 315 MHz systems and list the models and years they replace. After installation they typically need to be registered to the car with a TPMS tool, so plan on that step or a quick visit to a tire shop.