Shop Freightliner FLD SBA Dash Knobs

Those worn dash knobs on your Freightliner FLD SBA need a quick refresh. Simple, stylish replacements can do the trick. From A/C controls to gauge panels, find exactly what fits at 4 State Trucks. Easy swaps make a big difference, boosting both look and functionality. Give your truck the upgrade it deserves without any hassle.

Freightliner FLD SBA Dash Knobs

Freightliner FLD SBA Dash Knobs - The Perfect Touch for Your Truck's Interior Elevate the look and feel of your Freightliner FLD with our premium selection of dash knobs. From chrome-plated accents to custom-engraved designs, these knobs add a touch of style and personality to your truck's interior. Whether you're looking to upgrade your CB radio channel, tilt wheel, or air brake valve, we have the perfect knob to match your rig. Crafted with high-quality materials and attention to detail, our dash knobs are built to withstand the demands of life on the road. Choose from a variety of shapes, colors, and logos to create a unique look that reflects your personal style. With options for both tractor and trailer applications, you can coordinate your entire truck's interior for a cohesive, professional appearance. Elevate your driving experience and make your Freightliner FLD stand out from the crowd. Browse our selection of Freightliner FLD SBA dash knobs and find the perfect accessory to transform your truck's interior today.

Frequently Asked Questions About Freightliner FLD SBA Dash Knobs

What exact Freightliner models and years are these dash knobs compatible with?

These dash knobs are specifically designed for Freightliner FLD models with Set Back Axle (SBA) configurations, typically covering model years 1989-2007. They fit FLD120, FLD112, and FLD132 Classic models. However, we strongly recommend verifying your specific dash configuration before ordering, as some custom or modified dashboards may have different knob requirements. Check your existing knob shaft size and thread pattern to ensure proper fitment.

Are these dash knobs made of chrome-plated plastic or solid metal?

The material varies by manufacturer and style. Most premium options feature solid metal construction with chrome plating for durability, while budget-friendly alternatives use high-quality ABS plastic with chrome finish. Metal knobs typically weigh 2-3 times more than plastic versions and offer better long-term durability against cracking or fading. Product descriptions specify the exact material for each knob style.

Do I need any special tools or technical knowledge to install these dash knobs?

Installation is straightforward and typically requires no special tools. Most dash knobs either push on with firm pressure or thread onto existing shafts. For push-on styles, ensure the shaft is clean and apply steady pressure while twisting slightly. For threaded versions, hand-tighten only to avoid stripping threads. The entire process usually takes 5-10 minutes per knob. If your old knobs are stuck, a small amount of penetrating oil around the base can help with removal.

What styles and finishes are available, and will they match my existing interior?

Common styles include classic round knobs, diamond-cut designs, and skull or flame patterns. Finishes range from polished chrome and brushed aluminum to black anodized and colored options. For matching purposes, chrome finishes work with most FLD interiors, while black options complement darker dashboards. Many drivers choose matching sets for heater controls, light switches, and air brake knobs to create a cohesive look.

Will aftermarket dash knobs affect the functionality of my controls or void any warranties?

Quality aftermarket dash knobs maintain full functionality of all controls when properly installed. They do not interfere with electrical connections or mechanical operation since they simply replace the external knob portion. These cosmetic upgrades typically do not affect vehicle warranties, as they don't alter the actual control mechanisms. However, ensure knobs are securely fastened to prevent them from coming loose during operation, which could create safety concerns.