2 PCS Radio Knob

Fit perfect. Matched factory knobs exactly. Easy install.

Good quality. My oem raido looks as good as new.

Description of item was supposedly for the radio in my truck.Even had a picture of my radio. Volume knob would not even go on the stem of my radio. The bass,treble balance etc are about quarter of an inch too long. Save your money. The Chinese didn't get the proper dimensions for these.

Like many people my radio buttons have seen better days. Both my volume and tracking knobs were broken along with my fade knob. This set fits perfectly and now I can use my radio without being worried the button will pop out and fall on the floor while driving. When installing this make sure to remove the old metal clip the old knob had otherwise you will think these don't fit. It took me a few minutes to realize the metal clips were still on from the old broken knob. Highly recommend for anyone with a factory GM radio with broken knobs.

Not a great fit. Worked but only after adding super glue to retain it. Very loose without glue.

Good little nobs. Radio is working again

These fit perfectly on my 2000 GMC Yukon factory radio. The originals now being 22 years old had began breaking from years in the heat and cold. “Heads Up” all radios come with spring loaded metal clips inside the D-Shape hole in the knobs (even the four small knobs). When the original knobs wear out and begin to break off these clips remain on the metal radio knob stems! Before you attempt to install your new knobs remove any of the old knobs still on the radio. Then use needle nose pliers and slide off the spring loaded metal clips still in place on each radio knob stem. Then simply slid the new knob on the stem. If you don’t remove the original spring loaded clips then there won’t be enough room left to seat the spring loaded clips already inside your new knobs!!

So when I ordered this replacement knob for my 2002 GMC Sierra, I was puzzled by some reviews that said it was a perfect fit and others that said it wouldn't fit... on the same model... When it showed up, I went to put it on and sure enough, it wouldn't go on and felt like the wrong size. Luckilly I decided to get my glasses and some good light on the subject. I found that the retainer clip from the broken knob was still on the shaft. That little and hard to see piece was keeping the new part from going on as expected. I pulled that clip off and the new know went on perfectly.. Mystery solved. Old guys, wear your glasses! Thanks for a great replacement part.

ok

I have a 1999 Alero and the stereo is still the original AM/FM/CD/Cassette player which has been missing the small knobs for adjusting the bass/treble and balance/fade controls since I bought the car in 2017. (I am the 2nd only owner). I have been searching for knobs for these ever since. I lost the knob for controling the seek button somehow and ordered a few other sets but nothing even came close to what I needed even though the Garage section said that this they would fit. I stumble across this product and it is exactly what I was looking for. Excellent!

Knob did not stay on the peg. Kept falling off. Didn't fit properly.