Aftermarket Shift Knobs

Upgrade the interior with aftermarket shift knobs from Too Fast Auto Parts. Compare shifter knobs and gear shift knobs in the materials, weights and mounting styles listed here, then confirm the product specifications before you order in Canada.

Performance Shift Knobs for a Better Driving Experience

Upgrade the connection between driver and transmission with aftermarket shift knobs selected for comfort, grip and interior style. Too Fast Auto Parts offers shift knobs, shifter knobs and gear shift knobs for street and enthusiast vehicles, including aftermarket shifter knobs for shoppers across Canada.

Depending on the application, compare materials, shapes, weights and mounting styles to find an option that feels right in the hand and fits the existing shifter. A heavier knob can change how the shift action feels, while material and shape affect grip during daily driving. Fitment varies by vehicle and shifter design, so confirm the thread size, any adapter and the clearance around a reverse lockout or shift boot before ordering.

How to Choose the Right Shift Knob

Start with the transmission. A manual shifter and an automatic selector do not use the same knob, and a 5-speed pattern is not automatically interchangeable with a 6-speed pattern. Check the thread size and thread pitch, and whether the listing is direct-fit, described as universal, or sold with an adapter.

Compare a weighted shift knob with a lighter design according to the feel you want. Weight changes hand feel. It is not a guaranteed mechanical result. Metal, leather, wood and composite surfaces also feel different in hot or cold Canadian weather. Look at diameter and shape for daily comfort, and make sure the knob clears the reverse lockout, boot collar and surrounding trim. If the car already has a short shifter or other aftermarket parts, match the knob to that setup. The comparison table further down this page lines up those checks.

Custom Shift Knobs for a Personalized Interior

An aftermarket shift knob is a direct way to personalize the cabin. Factory knobs are usually one shape and finish chosen for the original interior. The custom shift knobs, custom shifter knobs and custom gear shift knobs in this collection cover listed shapes, colours and materials, including leather, wood, billet metal and chrome. A round leather knob feels different from a taller wood knob or a knurled metal piece, and that difference shows in the console as well as in everyday comfort. Personalized gear shift knobs here means choosing among the styles and mounts that are actually for sale, not a made-to-order engraving service. Pair the look you want with the fitment notes on the product page, and add aftermarket shifter boots if you want the boot to match.

Manual Shift Knobs: 5-Speed and 6-Speed Options

A manual shift knob has to match the shifter it threads onto, not only the number of gears in the pattern. A 5-speed shift knob and a 6-speed shift knob can use different thread pitches even when both are billet and chrome. Listings here include 5-speed knobs in M10x1.5 or M12x1.25, and a 6-speed knob in M10x1.25. When a shift pattern is printed on the knob, it should agree with the transmission. Some manual shifters also need room for a reverse lockout, so a knob that clears one car can foul the lockout on another. A stick shift knob or manual shifter knob is not interchangeable across every manual gearbox. Confirm the thread, the pattern and the lockout clearance on the listing before you order.

Automatic Shift Knobs: Style and Compatibility

Automatic shift knobs are not manual knobs with a different top. An automatic gear shift knob often has to work with a release button, a clip or an electronic selector, and a manual knob does not operate those parts. Aftermarket automatic shift knob options in this catalogue are application-specific. Examples include the Momo Automatico leather knob and separate listings for particular Jeep and GR86/BRZ selectors. Choose automatic transmission shift knobs from a product that names that selector. Do not treat a universal manual knob as compatible with every automatic.

Weighted Shift Knobs: Weight, Grip and Shift Feel

A weighted shift knob has more mass than a lighter knob of a similar size. This collection includes weighted grip knobs alongside lighter long and short designs, with published weights such as about 480 g (1.1 lb) on selected pieces. The extra mass can make the lever feel more deliberate in the hand. Grip still depends on material and shape: a smooth metal ball, a leather wrap and a knurled surface do not feel the same in summer or in a cold cabin. A custom weighted shift knob, including some 6-speed weighted listings, is a choice about shift feel. It does not make the gearbox shift faster or more precisely.

Cool and Unique Shift Knobs: Shapes, Materials and Styles

Cool shift knobs and cool shifter knobs in this collection are the shapes and finishes already on the product grid. You will find round, ball, barrel, taper, tall and long shift knob designs, plus chrome shift knobs and neo-chrome finishes. Materials include leather, layered wood, billet metal and carbon-fibre accents on selected knobs. A long knob changes the look of the console and how high your hand sits above the boot. Unique shift knobs should still suit the rest of the interior. Browse aftermarket interior parts if you are matching more than the knob, and skip any style that is not listed.

Universal Shift Knobs, Thread Sizes and Fitment

Universal fitment means the knob is sold for more than one thread or shaft size, usually with the hardware named on the listing. It does not mean every shift knob fits every car. Thread size is the diameter of the shifter stud, and thread pitch is the distance between threads. M10x1.25 and M10x1.5 are both 10 mm studs with different spacing, so they are not the same fitting. A shift knob adapter helps only when it is the adapter specified for that mismatch, such as an M10x1.5 or M12x1.25 piece sold for a particular mount. Are shift knobs universal? Only within the sizes and transmissions printed on the product. Read that specification, including any reverse-lockout note, before you order.

Compare these points on the product page. They are checks, not a promise that one knob fits every car.
Check What to verify
Transmission Manual pattern versus an automatic selector with its own button or switch
5-speed or 6-speed Separate listings; the speed label alone does not prove the mount matches
Thread Diameter and pitch stated on the product, such as M10x1.25 or M12x1.25
Weight Weighted designs versus lighter knobs, chosen for hand feel
Adapter Only the adapter named for that thread, not a universal cure

Frequently Asked Questions

Some listings include adapters or say universal, but that only covers the thread or shaft sizes named on the product. It does not mean the knob fits every car. Check the transmission, the factory mounting method and the thread specification before you buy.
Only when the replacement is made for that automatic selector. Many automatics use a release button, a clip or an electronic control that a manual knob cannot operate. Choose a listing that names the automatic application instead of assuming a manual knob will fit.
A weighted shift knob has more mass than a lighter knob of a similar size. Drivers often describe the heavier piece as having a more deliberate hand feel. That preference is personal. Extra weight does not, by itself, make the gearbox shift faster or more precisely.
Confirm whether the car is manual or automatic, then compare the thread size and pitch with the product page. If the pitches do not match, check whether that exact adapter is included or sold separately. Also read any notes about reverse-lockout clearance and the shift boot.
Not by the speed label alone. A 5-speed knob and a 6-speed knob can use different thread pitches, and some manual shifters need clearance for a reverse lockout. Match the mounting details on the product, not only the number of gears.
Yes, when the custom knob uses a compatible mount. Compare the factory attachment with the thread, adapter or vehicle application on the listing. Some knobs thread on directly. Others need the hardware named in the description. If the shifter has been modified, match the knob to the current setup.
Too Fast Auto Parts sells aftermarket shift knobs online, with checkout in Canadian dollars, and ships parts across Canada. Installation may be available for eligible products at the North York location. Confirm the shipping cost at checkout, and contact the team if you need fitment help before ordering.

Shopping and Support Across Canada

Shopping for shift knobs in Canada includes custom shift knobs and other aftermarket shift knobs, with checkout in Canadian dollars. Too Fast Auto Parts ships automotive parts across Canada. Installation may be available for eligible products at the North York location. Shipping cost and timing are shown at checkout and depend on the item and the destination. Contact the team before you buy if you need help matching a thread size, an adapter or the transmission type.

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