Pedal Commander® - The Best Throttle Response Controller

Pedal Commander for GMC Terrain

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$207.89 $329.99 In stock

Category: GMC

PC64 / GMC / Terrain / 1st Gen (2010-2017) / (2.4L-3.0L V6-3.6L V6)

PC75 / GMC / Terrain / 2nd Gen (2018-2024) / (1.5L turbo-1.5L turbo-2.0L turbo-1.6L turbodiesel)

PC49 / GMC / Terrain / 3rd Gen (2025+) / (1.5L turbo)

Applicable trims: AT4, Denali, Elevation, EX, SL, SLE, SLT, FWD, AWD

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Evelyn V. ★★★★★

Throttle lag on my 2nd gen was driving me nuts, but the City mode on this PC64 makes stop-and-go traffic feel almost instant. Took maybe 10 minutes to install and it remembers my setting every time I start it.

Isabella ★★★★★

I drive a 2018 Terrain, and this little box completely transformed how the gas pedal feels—no more mushy delay when I hit the highway on-ramp. The four adjustment modes let me dial in exactly the response I want, from eco cruising to sporty acceleration. Honestly, it’s made my daily commute way more

John ★★★★★

The throttle lag I hated in stop-and-go traffic is basically gone now. Plugged in the PC64 for my 2016 Terrain and the pedal response on the city setting feels like a different vehicle, though I do have to be more careful when pulling out.