🚚 Bully BBS-2101 Black Bull Series Truck Pedal Pad for Improved SEO Review

Pedals appear to be of good quality but the finish is terrible. Already numerous scratches from the box. What has not yet been scratched will soon be. Will have to paint over. They should be powder coated.

I had to shorten the gas pedal to make it work and used countersunk screws to bolt it on. No regrets, the install didn't go too bad, the factory hardware wouldn't work on my 2007 Sierra.

I broke my neck a few years ago. I've lost most feeling in my legs. Feet slipped heavily off the stock pedals. They are full size for trucks and now I am very secure on my feet with no more slipping. These grab my leg. Highly recommended.

I strongly recommend that you go to a hardware store and find an alternative way to fix them. The metal for the skid plates is intentionally very weak so you can bend it around the pedal. I prefer a long strip that should go from side to side.

I can't use the gas pedal cover. the brake pedal (bully) is fine - took about a day. Adhesive pads don't stick, although I cleaned the pedal before assembly

I have a 2000 Chevy C class RV with very small brake and accelerator pedals. I attached them with gorilla glue and some metal screws in each pedal. Healed in 24 hours and Bob is your uncle. Very pretty and much more comfortable, not to mention light feet. I feel much more confident with these big pedals.

Beautiful aluminum pedals. The only problem (as noted by others) is that the default/recommended installation approach is something of a joke. I'm sure it makes sense in terms of a generic approach. Another problem is that with black pedals, these flexible cleats stick out a bit. Like others, I found it to be much easier, faster, and more reliable to just drill a few holes and bolt the pedals onto my existing pedals.

Good pedals. While it's too early to tell about the color, some reviews said it's worn off. The mounting hardware is good, but the recommended mount is, I would say, dangerous. The last thing you want is for the pedal to come loose while riding, and that's what the guide says. I highly recommend that you bolt or weld them to your existing pedals or other really secure means. I drilled mine and screwed it on with no problems. Many included devices to choose from.

Good inexpensive aluminum pedals if you can find your own mounting method. The included brackets are goofy, bulky, and full of extra parts that only secure the pedals in one of four places (two for each pedal). I gave up and bolted these pedals to my existing pedals. Now don't worry. Also, I had to trim the long "shoe" that comes off the gas pedal to clear the floor. I used a grinding wheel to shave all the way to the 2nd row of 3 holes. Be prepared to match them to your pedals, but to be…

So I was glad to see the pedals in person. But that didn't last long after I took a close look at the mounting hardware. So disappointed. I installed the pedals on the 04 F350. I had to lift the gas pedal a little more than halfway, otherwise I lost some range with the pedal. (Couldn't get it all the way down to the ground). And that's where I thought the brake pedal should be better. nope The Ford brake pedal is about half the size of these Bully pedals. You can center it. But you pulled away…