Peterbilt 359 Custom Pedals

Frequently Asked Questions About Peterbilt 359 Custom Pedals

What types of pedals are available for the Peterbilt 359?

This category includes custom gas, brake, and clutch pedal pads and assemblies designed for the Peterbilt 359. They typically come in various styles, including billet aluminum, chrome-plated, and rubber-grip designs, allowing you to match the look and feel of your cab interior while replacing worn factory pedals.

Will these pedals fit my Peterbilt 359 without modification?

Most custom pedals in this category are designed to bolt directly onto the existing Peterbilt 359 pedal arms and mounting points, using factory hole patterns. However, because trucks can vary slightly based on model year and prior modifications, it is a good idea to check the listed fitment details or measurements for each specific pedal before ordering.

What materials and finishes are these pedals made from?

Custom pedals are commonly offered in materials like diamond-plated aluminum, stainless steel, or chrome-plated steel. Finishes range from polished chrome to brushed or textured aluminum, giving you options to coordinate with other custom accessories in your cab, such as shift knobs or trim panels.

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

Many custom pedal designs feature textured surfaces, raised diamond patterns, or rubber inserts specifically to improve grip and reduce slipping when your boots are wet, muddy, or oily. If slip resistance is a priority, look for pedals that specifically mention a non-slip or grip-enhanced surface in the product description.

How difficult is it to install these pedals myself?

Installation typically involves removing the factory pedal pad or arm using basic hand tools and bolting on the new custom piece, making it a straightforward job for most owner-operators comfortable with simple mechanical tasks. If a pedal requires wiring adjustments, such as with certain throttle assemblies, we recommend having a qualified technician handle the installation to ensure proper function and safety.