OEM Shift Knobs

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Looking to replace your old shift knob? You've come to the online right parts store. We've got what your vehicle needs, whether it's in the Ford family, a GM model, or otherwise. Shop with us; you'll see why we're a top choice not only for drivers in Cleveland OH but elsewhere, across the US.

Why Buy Shift Knobs from Valley Parts?

OEM Quality

Your brand manufactures them for your model specifically. So, they'll be up to the same high standards you've come to expect from it -- up to Mopar standards, for example, if your vehicle's a Chrysler, a Dodge, a Jeep, or a RAM. It's important that they are, too. After all, although the shift knob is perhaps the easiest part of a transmission to overlook, its jobs -- giving you a better grip on the gear shift lever than a bare stick, and making it easier to shift into the gear you want the first time -- are important. Having a good one can mean the difference between knowing the proper shift pattern for each gear change, and not.

Guaranteed Compatibility

We carry universal or custom-fit shift knobs, designed for many different models or for a specific one, respectively; they can be made of plastic, brushed metal, chrome, carbon fiber, and more; they come in all kinds of styles and designs; they usually accommodate covers, like those made of sheepskin or neoprene; and some are even weighted to reduce both shift time and effort. You can also get them custom-wrapped, in everything from no-frills synthetics like vinyl to premium options like leather -- ideal for when, say, you're updating your interior with seating of the same type.

Whatever you buy, it'll fit on and work with the make and model you drive, just like a factory shift knob. Something off the aftermarket may end up less reliable.

Affordable Prices

What we sell is lower-cost than if you'd bought an OE shift knob from a dealership. Check out our catalog and see for yourself. Most are marked down from MSRP, and some are up to 35% off it.

Warranty Coverage

No OEM shift knob should have any defects in materials and workmanship. Find one that does, and your brand can take care of things. That peace of mind, you're unlikely to get from an aftermarket shift knob.