Factory MOPAR Shift Knobs

Your vehicle's shift knob is part of its greater shifter and transmission system. The former is mounted either to the floor or on the steering column, and it goes by many names, from gear knob and gear shift knob to stick shift knob and gear stick. What it does is pretty simple, too: it provides a better grip on the shifter than just a bare gear lever, and it displays the gears you can shift to, showing you the corresponding direction (pattern) to shift in. It works just as simply: you grab it, step on your clutch (if your transmission is manual) and pull the shifter accordingly.

There's plenty more to shift knobs, too; they can be made of plastic, metal, carbon fiber, and more; many have covers made of things like vinyl or leather; special editions and other unique variants exist; and they can even vary in shape, size, and weight. If you're looking to replace yours -- say, if it's gotten too frayed or worn out, or you just want a change of style -- your best option is genuine OEM.

Why Buy Genuine Mopar Shift Knobs vs. Aftermarket?

They come custom-fit to your model's specs. That's not necessarily the case with off-brand shift knobs; "universal" types, for instance, might be compatible, but only with an adapter kit, and even then, they may not carry the same fit-and-finish promise.

Where to Order Them Online

You can find plenty to choose from in our auto parts catalog; just browse with your make, model, and model year filled in. Buy today to get fast shipping and delivery directly to your door, anywhere in the US that you live or work. If your shift knob's in stock, it can ship in 24 to 48 hours. Otherwise, out-of-stock orders can go out in a minimum of 3-5 business days. Local pickup may also be available at our Ann Arbor MI dealership. Learn more about all this on our store shipping, returns, and cancellations policies pages.

Have questions? Some concerns? We'll be happy to help. Contact us anytime you need to; our parts experts will be glad to offer advice.