RedlineGoodsReviews of redlinegoods.com

I have used Redline shift boots and ebrake boots on two different vehicles and could not be happier with the quality. Ordering online is easy and the products fit very nicely. I highly recommend Redline Goods!

Great customer service and pricing. I needed a customized shift boot to fit my MK7.5 GTI using an aftermarket shifter. A simple email was all it took and within a week I had a perfect fitting solution. Quality is top notch. Thanks Mike!

I have used redline goods to buy boots for three different vehicles I’ve owned from a span of 2008 - 2026. The quality, top notch. I would never go anywhere else to buy a customized shift boot for a car. The best part is their website includes notes on installation. My cars have never looked better.

Ordered an OEM-style shift boot for my 370Z Nismo. I reached out by email first, as I was unsure of the pattern to select and which “red” stitch would match the existing stitch in my interior. Mike, the guy on email, was incredibly polite, patient, informative and just a true professional. He advised exactly which selections to make on the order form that would achieve what I was looking for. While it took approx 4-5weeks to get my boot, I received a rich, beautiful, grain leather that makes the thin OEM artificial “leather” feel so cheap, thin and tacky in comparison. The leather I ordered is just their base material, and is approx 2mm thick with a luxurious suede backside. I expected to have to do a little bit of trimming to make it fit appropriately, but all the holes and provisions were already beautifully lined up, making for a super easy install. I cross-shopped shift boots on eBay, Amazon and even some Z-specific retailers… it was Redlines website and custom approach that caught my attention. The website looked a little “mom and pop”, if you will, and much more wordy than most websites that simply prioritize pushing you to checkout. The wordiness on Redlines site was all about details, specifics, and all the options you can choose from. You can feel a lot of passion in their descriptions, which made me feel they take these small trim pieces pretty seriously; that’s why I went this route. I’d post pictures here if I could, as the result is absolutely beautiful. Yes, it’s just a replica of my stock piece, but made of a far better material. The finer details matter; like the rich, matte look of the leather grain, and the way the thick, but supple material folds over itself. I’d order from them again in a heartbeat. Thank you, Mike and your team for the wonderful work they do with their hands, you have made every gear change in my Z that much more special.

I'm very satisfied with my first order. They had exactly what I wanted and the colors. They pattern matched my stock shift boot and their stitching matched the color of the stitching in my seats. I plan on ordering the Ebrake boot next month. I highly recommend using this company.

I bought a wheel cover for my Camaro and had them install it.It came out incredible.The customer service was great and they got back to me at a very reasonable time. I would recomend this company for your automotive needs.

I ordered an armrest cover for my Subaru with a piece of foam. Took a little bit to get it, but not long. It's made for me and travelled from a different country. When it arrived it was just perfect. The quality and stitching is so beautiful and the quality of the product is awesome. I'm so glad I purchased it! What a great product! Thx

I picked up an armrest cover, shift boot, and e-brake boot for a Subaru Forester. These are real leather, which is surprisingly hard to find. I tested it by burning a piece I cut off. The e-brake boot went on without a hitch. I used a heat gun to help remove the original and used barge all-purpose cement to attach the redline boot to the plastic frame. I put small clamps around the frame to hold it in place while the glue dried. I chose to remove my current armrest cover and glue on the replacement redline cover. I use a seam ripper to remove the elastic from the redline cover. I glued the new cover to the inside plastic of the armrest only and again used a bunch of clamps to hold it in place while it dried. They didn’t have a shift boot for my car, but sent me one that was close. I had to do a bunch of measuring and cutting to get the redline boot to line up with all the holes and clips on the plastic frame. I also had to enlarge the cut at the top. I used a small zip-tie to secure the top to the shifter and glued the boot to the frame. They’ve been on the car for over a year. I’ve conditioned them a few times and they still look good as new. I will be using redline again whenever I need any leather goods for my cars.