Steering Wheel Spinner, by AutoMuko Silicone Power Handle, Steering Wheel knob, Easy Installation No Tools Required (Black)

I didn't use the adhesive strip as I intend removing the steering know when my right hand is better. It grips the steering wheel well and I was reversing with one hand in minutes.

Wish I got this sooner

Excellent. What a difference this small gadget makes to driving in. lWB sprinter. Highly recommend

What can I say it does what it’s supposed to. Make sure you use the tape included otherwise it will move around on the steering wheel all will not damage your steering wheel when used or attached all made from a soft silicone material

Works perfectly. Can’t say there’s any fault with this at all. Best one I’ve owned.

Excellent, well worth fitting to your vehicle

I bought this for a HGV, it helped with steering, but unfortunately any rapid change of direction (which is necessary while reversing) led to it coming of the steering wheel. I would imagine that this would be suitable for a car or van, but it's impractical for anything larger.

Great product. Easy to fit and stays put. Bought after a carpal tunnel surgery and haven't stopped using.

Bought this for my side by side. I have used it for over a week now and it is great. I did use the two way tape and it does not move. Nice and compact and recommended!

Very helpful

My vintage BMW318i is hydraulic steering. This wheel knob fits perfect and it makes my drive smooth!

Several weeks ago, my wife fell while cleaning our one of our stalls, and both dislocated and fractured the shoulder of her dominant arm. The degree to which this injury debilitated her has been surprising. Though I often drive one-handed, she does not and wasn't eager to try. My old man was a truck driver, so I knew about steering wheel knobs, and even installed one on our '63 Chevy station wagon when I first got my driver's license. It occurred to me that a knob would give her the control she wanted. This unit had favorable reviews and matched the interior of our Grand Cherokee, so I got one. We have both been very pleased with it. It was simple to install; it just clips onto the steering wheel, but does so in a way that is secure. Also, if you are unhappy with the original location, you can move it easily and repeatedly, and it leaves no mark behind. It must have a good quality bearing at its heart because it operates easily, smoothly, and feels solid. I like the way that there is no prominent logo plastered across the face of it. It blends in with the car's interior. At nine weeks out from the injury, my wife thanked me again yesterday for installing it. It helps out, driving straight down the road, but it really shines when negotiating turns or maneuvering in and out of parking spaces. We are both very happy with this knob, and I doubt it will disappear when her shoulder heals.

Really helpful