RDBS GM Car Equipment Stereo Radio Speaker Control Knob Replacement Set [4 PCS] 16195412

Installed on 98 K1500 Z71 with Bose factory stereo. Fits perfectly, pushes in flush, lines look great and all align correctly. Remember to remove old metal clips that may be stuck to the posts. Very happy!

It was easily installed very nice quality, fit and now the radio functions as it should. 24 year old truck still looking great because of simple little fixes. Well worth it!

Fit my 01 Silverado 2500 HD perfectly.

These look even closer to the factory knobs than the Dorman set that I ordered for another radio, the Dorman set is great because it includes the larger tuning and volume knobs, but the audio adjustment knobs they provide are smaller looking.

The install literally just took seconds. Little dissapointed as one of the knobs didn't quite line up. I'm OCD but I'll get over it. Had to remove the inner metal sleeve to get the knobs to install all the way onto the stem from the radio. Looks very nice on my restore project.

I ordered this third-party replacement product that comes with four knobs, and I ordered one original GM Factory knob, which took out 1/4 inch too far, no matter how far and how hard I pushed it onto the bass Control. This third-party solution gives you four knobs, so they all stick out the same distance and look stock, or factory new. These also cost the same as getting one original factory knob. This is a good value.

I liked they fit, were a little tight but was a good price compared to others. I have a couple of spares now.

I was reluctant to spend over $3 each for something made in China or a 1/2 a penny... ...but I did anyway, as good ones of these are hard to find... I was quite disappointed that the white lines on the top aren't of a consistent width between the knobs. Two of them don't even index properly at 'zero'. (The lines don't point 'straight up' when they are supposed to point 'straight up'.) One of them wouldn't even slide onto a shaft. Not wanting to force it, I tried taking it off, and a thin metal sleeve that was inside stayed on the shaft, rather than inside the knob. I'd hate to say it, but I'd recommend walking through your local 'pick-a-part' junk yard and just steal every knob like this you can find off every vehicle in the yard. When you get home with 30 to 50 of them, you might have 4 that are usable. Can I return these?