Everyday Protection
Protects the gear shift panel and cup holder area from scratches.
Why customers love it
Give your Honda Accord's cabin a premium upgrade with this carbon fiber console and gear shift trim kit, designed to protect high-wear areas while adding a bold, three-dimensional look.
Protects the gear shift panel and cup holder area from scratches.
Real carbon fiber with a protective epoxy coating for lasting durability.
Lightweight yet strong, resisting wear and everyday impact.
Adds a sophisticated, three-dimensional carbon texture to the cabin.
Setup
Clean the gear shift panel and cup holder area on your Honda Accord (2013-2017).
Peel the backing off the included 3M adhesive on each trim piece.
Press each piece firmly into place — no tools required.
Specs
Upgrade your Honda Accord's interior with this sleek carbon fiber trim kit, designed to protect the gear shift panel and cup holder area from scratches while adding a sporty, premium touch.
Ideal for drivers who want to refresh their interior with a subtle, high-performance aesthetic.
Everything you might want to know before you order.
Yes, the trim is precision-molded to fit Honda Accord models from 2013 to 2017.
The trim is made from real carbon fiber with a protective epoxy coating for durability.
Installation is easy with the included 3M adhesive backing — no tools are required.
Free standard shipping
To United States: 1–3 business days processing, then 7–15 business days in transit. Estimates, not guaranteed dates.
Your dispatch email includes a tracking link. Contact us if it has not arrived within 5 business days of ordering.
Outside the EU, import duties and local taxes may be payable on delivery. See the shipping policy for supported destinations and conditions.
Request a return within 14 days of delivery. Standard eligible returns must meet the policy conditions; a €4 prepaid-label fee is deducted from the refund. Return shipping is free for faulty, damaged or incorrect items. Contact us promptly if something is wrong. Your mandatory consumer rights are unaffected.