United Pacific – Chrome Driver Door Switch Cover for Freightliner Cascadia 2018–2023

Chrome Driver Door Switch Cover for Freightliner Cascadia (2018–2023)

Enhance the look of your driver-side door with this Chrome Switch Cover from United Pacific. Designed for 2018–2023 Freightliner Cascadia trucks equipped with power windows and power mirrors, this molded plastic cover features a durable chrome plated finish that gives your interior a clean, polished upgrade.

Installation is fast and simple thanks to the pre-applied double-sided adhesive tape. Just peel, position, and press for a secure fit over the original switch panel.

Product Features

• Manufacturer: United Pacific
• Item Number: 42446
• Material: Molded plastic
• Finish: Chrome plated
• Fitment: Freightliner Cascadia (2018–2023)
• Application: Driver door with power windows and power mirrors
• Installation: Pre-applied double-sided adhesive tape
• Design: Fits directly over OEM switch panel
• Sold individually

Performance and Fit

This switch cover fits tightly over the factory switch panel, offering a clean chrome accent while maintaining full access and movement of all controls. The molded shape ensures a precise, OEM-style fit.

Installation

1. Clean the surface of the driver-side switch panel.
2. Remove the adhesive backing.
3. Align the chrome cover over the OEM switch panel.
4. Press firmly to secure the cover in place.

Why You Will Love It

• Simple way to upgrade your interior
• Bright chrome finish for a polished look
• Fits 2018–2023 Cascadia driver doors
• Peel-and-stick installation
• Durable molded plastic construction

Common Questions

• Does this fit passenger doors? No, this version fits the driver-side door with power windows and mirrors.
• Is any trimming required? No, it installs directly over the OEM panel.
• Will it interfere with switch movement? No, it is shaped to maintain proper switch clearance.

⚠️ California Proposition 65 Warning:This product can expose you to chemicals found in chrome plated finishes and molded plastics, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm.