Give your Kenworth T600 a custom look with stylish and functional frame nut covers! Choose from classic chrome spikes to sleek top hat designs, adding both personality and protection to your truck's frame.
With a variety of sizes, shapes, and finishes, you can find the perfect fit to upgrade your truck's appearance and safeguard critical components. Add a premium touch to your T600 today!
Frequently Asked Questions About Kenworth T600 Frame Nut Covers
Will these frame nut covers fit my specific year Kenworth T600?
Our Kenworth T600 frame nut covers are designed to fit T600 models from 1994 through 2007. The standard covers work with both aerocab and studio sleeper configurations. However, if your truck has aftermarket modifications to the frame rails or custom bolt patterns, we recommend measuring your existing frame bolts (typically 33mm or 1.5 inch) before ordering to ensure proper fitment.
What's the difference between chrome plastic and stainless steel frame nut covers?
Chrome plastic covers are lightweight, cost-effective, and provide good appearance for 2-3 years with proper care. They're ideal for drivers seeking an aesthetic upgrade without breaking the bank. Stainless steel covers offer superior durability, lasting 5+ years even in harsh weather conditions, and maintain their shine with minimal maintenance. While stainless costs more upfront, many drivers find the longevity worth the investment, especially in salt-heavy regions.
How many covers do I need for a complete set, and how difficult is installation?
A complete set typically requires 20-24 covers for standard T600 frame rails, though this can vary based on your specific configuration and wheelbase. Installation is straightforward and takes about 30-45 minutes. Simply pop off existing plastic caps (if present), clean the bolt heads with degreaser, and press the new covers firmly into place. No tools required, though some drivers use a rubber mallet for stubborn fits.
Do these covers stay on at highway speeds and through truck washes?
Quality frame nut covers feature internal ridges or tension rings that grip the bolt heads securely. When properly installed on clean, dry bolts, they'll withstand highway speeds and automated truck washes without issues. For added security in extreme conditions, some drivers apply a small dab of clear silicone adhesive inside each cover during installation, though this isn't typically necessary.
Are pointed, dome, or flat-top styles just aesthetic choices, or do they serve different purposes?
While all three styles provide the same bolt protection, there are practical differences. Pointed (spike) covers offer an aggressive look but may require extra clearance from mud flaps or brackets. Dome covers provide a classic appearance and shed water effectively. Flat-top covers sit lowest profile, making them ideal for tight clearance areas near air lines or wiring. Choose based on both your aesthetic preference and any clearance constraints on your specific truck.
