Mr. Gasket 9645 Barefoot Style Gas Pedal Pad
March 2nd, 2010 | 
- Designed to provide a firm grip and excellent durability
- They are long wearing with contrasting chrome grid
- Clamped over the original pedal for grip
- Easy to install
- Backed by a limited warranty
Product Description
Mr. Gasket Barefoot Style Gas Pedal Pads are designed to provide a firm grip for excellent braking. They feature contrasting chrome grid which ensures extreme durability. These pads are clamped over the original pedal for grip. They require a no-drill installation and are backed by a limited warranty.
Mr. Gasket 9645 Barefoot Style Gas Pedal Pad
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Can’t find these anymore and the wife wanted another for her new car. As with most pedal covers, the bolt on straps in the back just tend to slide off the pedal and are easy to over tighten. My solution(s) are either put some industrial strength adhesive on the pedal first and the bolt the straps on or drill through both pedal and cover and bolt all the way through.
Still, these look good if it is what you want and no one locally carries them so this was a good deal.
Rating: 3 / 5
Put together well, does not have that cheap feel to it like some others and the chrome shine is real nice. Can be a little difficult to install if you have fairly large hands.
Rating: 4 / 5
I love the foot pedal. The only problem I’ve had is that it doesn’t fit the pedal of my Winstar. That was a bit of a disappointment.
Rating: 4 / 5
Remember when cars came with gas and brake pedals that you could fit your feet onto? The days when you didn’t have to “guess” if you were pressing on the gas or just mashing the carpet? Today it seems that automobile manufacturers are trying to make the pedals smaller and smaller. If you have large feet, or wear boots, it is almost impossible to get comfortable driving without putting your foot in an awkward position.
This pedal pad is kickin’ it old school and gives your ride a touch of uniqueness, but it also helps make the pedal to where you can be comfortable resting your foot on it. In the summer I go barefoot or wear flip flops a lot, and this makes it easy to rest my foot comfortable on the pedal. In the winter, when I wear boots, I don’t have to guess if I have my foot on the gas or not!
Style, old school and comfort — three good reasons to add this to your ride today!
Rating: 5 / 5