Car Interior Accessories — Page 98

In the “Interior car accessories” section you’ll find everything that upgrades the look and comfort of the cabin without replacing OEM parts: dash trims, gear knob and gear gaiter covers, steering wheels, armrests, dash shelves, door-sill covers, organizers, and interior upgrade kits. Most products are vehicle-specific—select your car in the “Make / Model” filter and the list will narrow down to what fits. Sun shades, sticky anti-slip dash mats, organizers, and tyre inflator compressors are universal—use the “Universal” option in the filter for those.

What’s in this section

• Dash trims — the largest subcategory. Most items are self-adhesive Meric silicone trims with various textures, including “wood look”; there are also DDCarbon carbon trims and OmsaLine stainless-steel trims.
• Dash shelves — vehicle-specific Digital Designs shelves on a wooden base, mainly for vans and minibuses: Sprinter, Crafter, Trafic, Vivaro, Ducato, Transit, and others.
• Gear knobs and gear gaiters — sold separately or as a “knob + gaiter” set, in leather, leatherette, with wood or aluminium accents; nearby you’ll also find handbrake levers.
• Steering wheels — vehicle-specific GBT replacement steering wheels and paddle shifters.
• Armrests — vehicle-specific armrests by Niken, OmsaLine, and other manufacturers, including versions designed to mount in a cup holder.
• Plastic door-sill covers — protection for the entry area, for example EuroCap ABS covers for 2 or 4 doors.
• Interior restyling — cabin upgrade kits to a newer generation for Land Cruiser 200, Prado 150, Lexus LX570 and GX460, Mercedes G-class W463, Porsche Cayenne.

You’ll also find Metra head unit mounting frames, pedal covers, sun shades, seat-back organizers, and boot bags. Seat covers and floor mats are in separate sections — car seat covers and floor mats.

How to choose the right accessory for your interior

For interior parts, make and year alone aren’t enough. Before ordering, confirm the generation, facelift, body type, and trim level: two cars of the same year can have different dashboards, climate control panels, head units, and transmission types. For trims and shelves, compare your dashboard with the product photos and cut-outs—buttons, screen, air vents. For a gear knob and gaiter, the transmission type, number of gears, and the reverse-gear engagement method matter: manual and automatic are not interchangeable, so the catalogue has separate options, for example 5-speed and 6-speed. Match the armrest to your centre console: it should sit firmly and not interfere with the handbrake, seat belts, or seats. Universal accessories may require minor fitting.

Material and finish are not the same thing

Words like “wood look”, “carbon”, “aluminium”, or “gloss black” in the name often describe the texture/finish, not the actual material. Check the product specs to see what you’re getting: material, installation type, and what’s included—for example, whether the set contains both the knob and the gaiter or just one item. Photo colours may vary due to lighting, so for an exact match to your interior it’s best to confirm the shade with a manager.

Installation

Self-adhesive trims are applied over OEM parts: test-fit first, then clean and degrease the surface, align the cut-outs, and apply in a warm environment. A trim does not fix a broken or cracked dashboard. Armrests are inserted into a compartment or cup holder, or mounted to the OEM location—after installation, make sure it doesn’t wobble. When replacing a steering wheel, check connectors, buttons, heating, and the airbag: a new wheel won’t add functions your car didn’t have. Interior restyling kits are installed through the network of certified DD Tuning service centres—your manager will tell you the nearest one.

This description was prepared with the help of AI based on the analysis of over 1 million phone calls between DD Tuning managers and customers, as well as the company knowledge base. We collected the most common questions and the answers proven in practice.