Shifter Knob

Are there any options to replace the shifter knob? See a bunch of stuff on Amazon but they all look like they’d be too tall. The shaft is way too long to make sense for an automatic with no button. Just want something more low profile.

 

I have the silver TRD shift knob. It came on my truck from the dealership. I think it looks much better than the factory shift knob.

 

Can find something short and put a boot on it

https://www.tundras.com/threads/shifter-boot-mod.49312/

 

B&M pistol grip
https://www.holley.com/products/off-road/shifters/parts/81090

 

They also offer a totally black option.

 

Teton for the win.

 

https://www.ajtdesign-llc.com/online-store

I have this one. Pricey, but worth it imo.

 

I wish I had the black one, but I still like mine over stock!

 

Is it possible to remove/replace/modify the shifter pole itself?

 

Buy the black one and sell the silver one. That's what I did.

 

I have not found a way to do that. You'd have to remove the assembly, take it apart, remove the shaft, cut it, machine it down, then re-thread it. You'd need a lathe.

 

Back when I had my candy, I just used a hack saw to cut the threads down to shorten it and threaded a Lexus is250 knob on it.

May be an option to cut it down (but I guess that would only shorten it slightly) if you don’t like the look of the shift knob options that fit

 

I have the TRD one - it came with my TRD Pro - and it's a bit loose, for lack of a better word. That is, it can be lifted off the rod a good 2 inches, and can spin around. Haven't found a way to tighten it up, if it can be tightened up.

But it looks good.

 

I am really happy with the black TRD knob. This is simply what should have come on these trucks.

 

Do you want it black?
Just put some shrink wrap on the shaft and take some heat to it.

^This.

There is a #2 Phillips head screw in the top of the shaft hole.
Try pulling the knob, taking a long shaft #2 Phillips screwdriver, sticking it in the knob, and tightening that screw.
I've had to do that on both my TRD shift knobs.

 

HIGH FLYING for Toyota 4Runner... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09GVQQG1F?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

All black. High quality. Affordable. Love it

says 4Runner but absolutely fits the 2.5gen tundra.

 

I found these on etsy. Good quality. Put it on in Sept and so far no visible signs of wear. You can see it in my profile pic.

https://www.etsy.com/shop/KnobsForAll?ref=view_receipt&section_id=24955178

 

If you take the OEM handle and tweak it a little to the right (1-2 o'clock) it will feel totally different.

 

Fixed it. I usually do this to all my manual trucks, but it works here too. It's a lower profile too when in gear and that's what I was looking for. Thanks everyone for the input.

 

You can always mod the stock knob. As for shortening the handle, it won't require a lathe, just a hacksaw, a good sharp die, and a little patience.

 

Anything out there with an Eagle stick on or whole handle?

 

I kinda grow into getting used to it....i can rest my hand on it. Its level with the arm rest

 

Hey, are those control knobs custom? I have a 2017 and my knobs look different.

 

All that stuff is AJT parts.




AJT DESIGN (ajtdesign-llc.com)

Climate Knobs (ajtdesign-llc.com)

Climate Knob Trim Rings (ajtdesign-llc.com)

He has an install video.
It's not that hard, just make sure you mark the knob position before taking it apart as in the instructions.
Also, get the matching 4X4 knob too.

Start Ring / 4x4 Knob (ajtdesign-llc.com)

 

Awesome stuff brother. Thanks for the info. I might steal your setup

 

How did you get the Teton on a Tundra?

 

I cut the shaft about an inch and got the same shifter knob my wife's Highlander has,
Unique??

 

They sell the Teton for the Tundra. Multiple folks have it and it should just thread onto the shaft.

Edit: looks like they changed the shifter design
https://tetonworkshop.com/collections/tundra/products/tundra-design-3-2007-2021

 

Teton sells them for the Tundra. Mine is design 2, and design 3 is out now. Simple removal and install and in my opinion, the best looking knob available.

 

Tinkerer Design
Ranger Patch knob