Meso Custom Dome Light Dual Color For Tacoma (2024+)/4RUNNER (2025+)
Meso Custom Dome Light Dual Color For Tacoma (2024+)/4RUNNER (2025+)
Meso Custom Dome Light Dual Color For Tacoma (2024+)/4RUNNER (2025+)

Meso Custom Dome Light Dual Color For Tacoma (2024+)/4RUNNER (2025+)

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Toyota may have “upgraded” the rear interior light to LED in the 4th Gen Tacoma, but the factory output is still dim and underwhelming when it comes to real nighttime visibility. That’s where MESO Customs steps in.

The Dual-Color Rear Dome Light is engineered from the ground up to deliver a major upgrade in cabin illumination. Building on MESO’s reputation for some of the brightest and most refined interior lighting solutions on the market, this dome light features Red/White switchback functionality, significantly increased output, and an injection-molded housing that delivers a clean, OEM-quality fit and finish.

It’s a simple, plug-and-play upgrade that makes a huge difference—giving your Tacoma the interior lighting it should have had from the factory.

Important note

  • Plug-and-play: No wiring, splicing, or modifications required.
  • Dual-color lighting: Red and White output selectable via onboard button.
  • OEM-style fit: Injection-molded housing matches factory interior trim.
  • All trims supported: Designed for all 4th Gen Tacoma trims.

Features

  • Dual-color output: Instantly switch between White and Red lighting with the push of a button.
  • Huge brightness upgrade: Far brighter and more usable than the factory LED dome light.
  • Night-vision friendly: Red mode preserves night vision for camping or low-light driving.
  • Plug-and-play installation: Direct connection using OEM connectors.
  • Injection-molded housing: Built for durability with a clean, factory appearance.
  • Ground-up engineering: Designed specifically for modern Toyota interiors.
  • Enhanced cabin visibility: Improved light spread and clarity across the rear interior.

Installation

  • Install type: Direct replacement
  • Tools required: Basic interior trim tools
  • Difficulty: Easy

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Will

I got this along with the Mesos map lights, and this was even easier to install than the map lights!

Such a no-brainer of an upgrade—inexpensive and very easy to install. The white light is so much brighter than the stock Toyota dome light, and the red light is SO nice to have for night vision and reducing bug attraction.

Mesos’ YouTube videos are super clear and easy to follow. YotaWolf will shoot you the links when you buy.

One note:
There are two buttons on this: one is the power for the dome light itself. The other is the button to switch between white and red. Memorize which one does what, as you can end up with a confusing situation where the dome light stays on when after you lock and leave the car. That’s because the power switch can operate independently of your open-door switch. If you run into this, first check that the door-open switch isn’t set to “on” instead. If it is, return it to the middle. Then click the power button and the dome light will power off when you lock the vehicle.


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Will

I got this along with the Mesos map lights, and this was even easier to install than the map lights!

Such a no-brainer of an upgrade—inexpensive and very easy to install. The white light is so much brighter than the stock Toyota dome light, and the red light is SO nice to have for night vision and reducing bug attraction.

Mesos’ YouTube videos are super clear and easy to follow. YotaWolf will shoot you the links when you buy.

One note:
There are two buttons on this: one is the power for the dome light itself. The other is the button to switch between white and red. Memorize which one does what, as you can end up with a confusing situation where the dome light stays on when after you lock and leave the car. That’s because the power switch can operate independently of your open-door switch. If you run into this, first check that the door-open switch isn’t set to “on” instead. If it is, return it to the middle. Then click the power button and the dome light will power off when you lock the vehicle.