OEM Mercedes-Benz Pedal Kits

Can You Customize the Pedals in a Mercedes-Benz?

Just about any Mercedes-Benz vehicle -- a C 300 sedan, for instance -- can have two to three pedals: an accelerator/a throttle pedal, a clutch pedal, and a brake pedal. It depends on what type of transmission the car has -- an automatic or a manual. What each does, you already know.

What you may not know: all three are customizable; you can upgrade not only the pedals themselves but also their linkages, sometimes their pedal position sensors, even their covers. You just need the right kit. We carry a wide selection; it's Mercedes-Benz quality and steeply discounted, so your options are practically endless.

You can go one of a few ways:

Protection. If your pedals are old and worn, put some non-skid rubber covers on them. This is one of the simplest updates you can make.

Looks. Driving a sports car like, say, Mercedes-Benz C 320? It deserves attention from everyone, including from anybody riding with you. To get it, install a custom or billet pedal; they come in eye-catching finishes and textures galore, like sleek aluminum.

Utility. Sometimes, all you need is a convenient footrest for you while driving. For that, put in a dead pedal kit. It'll add safety, too: you won't wear out the clutch pedal out as quickly, and it'll help keep you from getting into the habit of riding the clutch if your vehicle's a manual.

Functionality. Planning a bigger project, like, say, swapping your auto transmission for a manual? You'll need the whole package for that: a pedal conversion kit with a linkage. Of course, a transmission install can be tricky; if you need help with it, contact a Mercedes-Benz service center.

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