Give your Freightliner Cascadia 113/125 a fresh look with our premium dash trim upgrades. From stainless steel console trim to chrome accent pieces, we've got high-quality options to enhance your truck's style and comfort. Whether you need functional upgrades like cup holders and charging ports or want to add sleek gauge bezels and trim panels, we've got you covered. Customize your dash and create a driver-focused interior that stands out. Upgrade your Cascadia's interior today!
Frequently Asked Questions About Freightliner Cascadia 113/125 Interior Dash Trim
Will this dash trim fit my specific Cascadia model year?
Our Freightliner Cascadia 113/125 interior dash trim pieces are designed to fit 2018-2024 model years. However, there are slight variations between early production (2018-2020) and later models (2021-2024) in mounting hole locations and trim dimensions. Before ordering, verify your truck's build date on the driver's door jamb sticker and compare it with our product specifications. If you have a 2017 or earlier Cascadia, you'll need different trim pieces specifically designed for the previous generation interior.
What's the difference between ABS plastic and chrome-plated trim options?
ABS plastic trim pieces are lightweight, impact-resistant, and typically come in textured black or gray finishes that match factory interiors. They're more affordable and less prone to showing fingerprints. Chrome-plated trim offers a premium appearance but requires more maintenance to prevent water spots and fingerprints. Chrome pieces are heavier and cost approximately 40-60% more than ABS options. Both materials fit identically and use the same mounting points.
Do I need special tools or professional installation for dash trim replacement?
Most dash trim pieces can be installed with basic hand tools including plastic trim removal tools, a Phillips screwdriver, and a 7mm socket. The center console trim typically takes 30-45 minutes to replace, while full dash kit installations require 2-3 hours. Critical areas like around the instrument cluster require careful removal to avoid damaging wiring harnesses. We recommend disconnecting the battery before starting and having plastic trim clips on hand as factory clips often break during removal.
Why are there gaps between my new trim pieces and the dashboard?
Gaps usually occur when mixing aftermarket trim with original Freightliner pieces or when clips aren't fully seated. Cascadia dashboards can also warp slightly over time from sun exposure, creating fitment issues. Ensure all mounting clips are properly engaged and consider replacing the full trim set rather than individual pieces for uniform fitment. If gaps persist, double-sided automotive tape can secure problem areas, though this shouldn't be necessary with properly fitted pieces.
How do I match wood grain or carbon fiber patterns when replacing individual trim pieces?
Wood grain and carbon fiber patterns vary between manufacturers and production batches, making exact matches challenging when replacing single pieces. We recommend purchasing trim pieces in complete sets from the same manufacturer to ensure pattern consistency. If you must replace individual pieces, order samples first or contact us with photos of your existing trim. Real wood veneer options provide the most consistent appearance but require climate-controlled cab environments to prevent cracking or warping.
