Some brands call them stick shifts. Others call them gear knobs. Whatever you call your Toyota MR2 shift knob, it's what it does that's more important. It's not always so apparent, either. Sure, a shift knob is basically one of many transmission parts, and yes, it'll give you a grip more dependable than a bare gear lever. Above all, though, they indicate the all-important direction you have to shift in to get into this or that gear. Just step on your clutch if you drive stick and pull the knob the right way, and you'll more than likely end up in gear. It's that easy. What shift knobs are made of, though, differs. Most look the same, but Toyota makes shift knobs for its MR2 sports cars out of everything from simple plastic to rugged metal and super-resilient carbon fiber. Others yet can come wrapped in no-frills vinyl, not to mention luxurious leather. Their sizes and shapes, even their weights, can vary also. Weighted shift knobs, for example, are designed to minimize both shift time and effort.

When to Change a Shift Knob

If yours is worn out or you want a change of style, it's no problem to replace it. The best shift knob for an MR2 repair or upgrade is genuine Toyota. That's because your OEM makes its shift knobs to fit its sports cars right off the line. Our parts store stocks plenty that you can buy one online. Order today. We'll ship immediately, right to your door.