Best 12 Pit Boss Pellet Grill Accessories

This is the cover sized for the 24-inch PBK24 kamado-style cooker, running 50 by 26 by 26 inches. Heavy fabric with a fitted shape, which is what you want when the cover has to live through wet West Virginia springs. I’d grab this one if you’ve been wrapping yours in a tarp and using bungee cords to keep the wind from peeling it off.

If your Pit Boss is a Lexington 500, Lexington 540, Pro 600, or Tailgater, this Arcedo cover does the job and runs cheaper than the branded version. The fabric is heavy and waterproof, with sealed seams that hold up better than most aftermarket covers I’ve checked. Arcedo isn’t a household name, but the cover is a top-60 bestseller in its category for a reason.

The hopper extension doubles your pellet capacity, which matters on long brisket cooks where you don’t want to be refilling at 3 a.m. It fits the Austin XL and a few other compatible Pit Boss models, so check your model number before you order. Half off the regular price is the biggest discount in this week’s batch.

This is the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth control board for Pit Boss Legacy H1 grills. If your old controller went south or your grill predates the app integration, swapping the board is a fix that takes about 15 minutes with a screwdriver. Almost half off is a real discount for a part this specific, and these don’t tend to go on sale often.

These are porcelain-enamel-coated replacement grates for the Pit Boss Pro Series Elite 6-Series vertical smoker. Five-pack, sized at 22.2 by 13 inches. QuliMetal makes solid aftermarket parts and these cost less than two factory replacements would, which matters when grates start rusting through after a few seasons of heavy use.

A 6-foot replacement power cord that fits Pit Boss, Traeger, Camp Chef, and Z-Grill pellet smokers. The factory cord is short, which is annoying when the outlet is on the wrong side of the patio. I keep one of these in the shed because the cord is usually the first thing to fail on an older pellet grill.

Large spatulas designed for the Pit Boss Ultimate Griddle. Stainless heads with the soft-touch handle, sized for real flat-top cooking instead of the toy spatulas that ship with most griddles. Not life-changing, but the factory tools wear out fast and these hold up.

Stainless steel marinade injector with multiple needle attachments. Pork butts and turkeys get a lot better when you inject the brine instead of letting it sit overnight in a bag. The bestseller rank on this one is in the top 10 for its category, and at this price there’s no reason to keep using a cheap plastic one.

Spatula, tongs, and a meat fork in stainless with soft-touch grips. The set is fine. Nothing about it stands out compared to a generic set from the grilling aisle, but if you want everything matching your smoker, the discount makes that easy.

A 10 by 20 inch cast iron griddle that drops into the grates of most Pit Boss pellet smokers and gives you a flat surface for smash burgers, breakfast, or vegetables. Cast iron holds heat better than the stamped-steel alternatives and gets that crust on a burger that a regular grate can’t. Pre-seasoned out of the box, though I’d add another coat before the first cook.

A 40-pound bag of Pit Boss apple blend hardwood pellets. Apple runs lighter and sweeter than hickory or mesquite, which is what you want for pork, poultry, and most fish. This is the cheapest per-pound pellet price I’ve tracked this spring, and the bag is all-natural hardwood with no fillers that gum up the burn pot.

A 15-inch ceramic pizza stone sized for Pit Boss grills. The bestseller rank here is top 10 in its category. If you’ve never thrown a pizza on a pellet smoker, the smoke flavor on the crust is genuinely good, and the stone holds the heat distribution you need to cook it through properly. Limited time deal on this one.