United Pacific - Chrome Switch Label Covers with Visor for Kenworth 2005 and Older

Chrome Switch Label Covers with Visor for Kenworth 2005 and Older

Enhance your cab interior with the United Pacific Chrome Switch Label Covers with Visor, designed specifically for 2005 and older Kenworth models. Made from high-quality injection-molded plastic, these covers feature a chrome plated finish that adds a bold, eye-catching accent to your dash.

The integrated visor design provides a distinctive look while fitting cleanly over the factory switch label areas. This trim upgrade delivers a polished appearance without interfering with switch function.

Product Features

• Manufacturer: United Pacific
• Item Number: 40957
• Material: Injection-molded plastic
• Finish: Chrome plated
• Design: Switch label covers with integrated visor
• Fitment: Kenworth 2005 and older
• Function: Decorative covers for factory switch labels
• Quantity: Sold individually
• Package Dimensions: 4.7 in L × 3.05 in W × 0.9 in H

Performance and Fit

These switch label covers are designed for a precise factory-style fit, adding chrome style while maintaining full switch visibility and function. The durable plastic construction helps ensure long-lasting performance.

Installation

1. Clean the factory switch label area.
2. Align the chrome covers over the switch labels.
3. Press firmly to secure in place.
4. Confirm proper switch operation.

Why You Will Love It

• Chrome plated finish for a bold interior accent
• Integrated visor design adds visual depth
• Durable injection-molded plastic construction
• Quick and easy installation
• Designed for Kenworth 2005 and older models

Common Questions

• Do these replace the switches? No, they install over the factory switch label areas.
• Will the visor block visibility? No, it is designed to enhance appearance while maintaining visibility.
• Is this real chrome? It features a chrome plated finish.

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