Kenworth T680 Custom Pedals

Frequently Asked Questions About Kenworth T680 Custom Pedals

Will these pedals fit my Kenworth T680 without modification?

Custom pedals in this category are designed to fit the Kenworth T680 pedal assembly, including the gas, brake, and clutch pedals depending on your transmission type. Always confirm your truck's model year and whether you have an automatic or manual transmission before ordering, since pedal configurations can vary between production years.

What materials are these pedals made from, and how durable are they?

Most custom pedals are constructed from stainless steel, aluminum, or heavy-duty rubber composites. Metal pedals typically offer a more durable, long-lasting option and resist wear from repeated use, while rubber-accented designs can provide better grip in wet or muddy conditions. Check the product description for the specific material used in each pedal set.

Do I need any special tools to install custom pedals?

Installation generally requires basic hand tools such as a wrench or socket set to remove the factory pedal covers or pads and secure the new pedal in place. Most custom pedal kits are designed as direct bolt-on or clip-on replacements, so no drilling or permanent modification is typically needed. If you are unsure about the process, we recommend having a qualified technician handle the install.

Are these pedals slip-resistant, especially in wet or icy conditions?

Many custom pedal designs include a textured, diamond-plate, or rubber-gripped surface to help improve traction in wet, muddy, or icy conditions. That said, traction performance can vary by design, so if slip resistance is a top priority, look for pedals specifically advertised with a grip or textured surface.

What finish options are available, and will they hold up over time?

Custom pedals commonly come in finishes like polished stainless steel, chrome, or black powder coat to match your interior styling. Polished and chrome finishes offer a bright, custom look but may require occasional cleaning to maintain their shine, while powder-coated finishes tend to resist scratching and fading over time with less maintenance.