Dodge Charger Shift Knobs & Boots
Over time the shift knob and boot of your Dodge Charger may look old and dingy, or the old knob may be worn or loose. Dont let their shabbiness ruin the look of your cars interior. Freshen its appearance with replacement knobs and boots, fast and easy.
When should you replace the knobs and boots?You should replace your shifter knobs or boots when they become damaged. Sunlight, dirt, dust, and oil are all substances that can break down the material on your Dodge Chargers shift boot. After time, the boot begins to crack and look bad. You may also decide to replace your shift knob if the shift pattern wears off or if it cracks or becomes loose. Some people decide they just want a new style and a fresh look for their cars interior. No matter which style you choose, a new shift knob or boot will rejuvenate your interior and make driving more comfortable.
What types of knobs and boots are available?There are many great options when it comes to shift knobs and boots for your car.
- Universal aluminum 5-speed lever: This is a smart look for your manual transmission. Its shiny finish, made from durable aluminum, feels smooth, cool, and comfortable. The unique style provides better shifting performance.
- 6-speed gear head lever: Made from high-quality ABS plastic and PU leather in black and silver, this gearhead will add a classy and stylish look to the inside of any vehicle.
- T-handle automatic Mopar shift knob: Instantly enhance the look of your Charger or Challenger with a T-handle. These handles are easy to switch out and made of high-quality ABS plastic. They are available in a variety of colors.
- PVC leather: Boots and boot covers made of this high-quality material with strong stitching will last a long time. They come with a choice of black, yellow, blue, or red stitching. These boot covers are universal for a manual fitment.
Its quite easy to exchange the existing shifter knob on a 2006-2010 Dodge Charger.
- First: Displace and move the chrome ring below the shifter by pushing it down with a screwdriver.
- Second: Pull off your existing OEM shifter handle.
- Third: Take your new shifter and slide it onto the shaft until it pops into place.
- Last: Place the bolt that comes with your new shifter into the hole and screw it on until it is secure and tight.