Find the right cab repair parts for your Kenworth T300 or T450. You can find everything from cab mounts and bushings to interior accessories and lighting. These parts offer an OEM-equivalent fit and a lot of functionality for your Kenworth's interior.
Built tough with an OEM fit, these parts restore comfort, safety, and functionality. Perfect for maintenance or major repairs'get your cab back to top condition!
Frequently Asked Questions About Kenworth T300-T450 Cab Repair Parts
What kinds of parts are included in this category?
This category covers cab repair panels and components for Kenworth T300 through T450 models, including items such as cab corners, floor panels, door skins, cowl panels, and other sheet metal repair sections used to fix rust damage, collision damage, or general wear on the cab structure.
Will these panels fit my specific Kenworth model and year?
Cab configurations can vary across the T300-T450 lineup and by production year, so its important to check the fitment notes listed on each product page before ordering. If you are unsure whether a panel matches your truck, compare the part dimensions to your existing panel or contact our parts team with your VIN or model year for confirmation.
Are these repair panels made from the same material as the factory cab?
Most cab repair panels are made from steel or aluminized steel designed to match typical factory gauge and construction so they can be welded or fastened in place using standard body shop methods. Always check the individual product description for specific material details, since gauge and coating can vary by part.
Do these panels come pre-painted or do I need to finish them myself?
The majority of cab repair panels are sold bare or with a protective coating and are not pre-painted to match your truck. You should expect to prime, paint, and finish the panel after installation to match your cab color and provide long-term corrosion protection.
Do I need to weld these parts in, or can they be bolted on?
Many cab repair panels, such as cab corners and floor sections, are designed to be welded into place to restore structural integrity, while some trim or cosmetic pieces may be bolted or riveted. Installation method depends on the specific part, so review the product listing or reach out to us if you are unsure whether a panel requires welding.
