Review on 🚗 AutoMuko Silicone Power Handle - Black Steering Wheel Spinner, Easy Installation, No Tools Required by Bill Snyder

I wanted to write this review to help others who are having trouble spinning due to surgery or other issues they may be having with spinning all the time. I drive on country roads and have to drive a bigger car than my normal car and have a lot of crossed arms and stress on my shoulders, not to mention the "wobble" curve to show that this is the case when the Van significantly wobbles the steering wheel by doing the hand. We have to turn quite often, and a rocking corner often gives us country drivers a negative rating in our Ementor driving app, even though it's not a difficult corner. Let's start with the packaging. Cheap toy from the dollar store. However my opinion of the product has changed, after taking it out of the box it appears to be very well built, the clamping mechanism looks like a thick piece of two metals coated in thick silicone. Well I'm not sure if that applies to everyone but it was a little slow when I engaged the bearings but after it broke it was extremely smooth and saved my shoulders as well as my ride score. This is after 3 weeks of use and I haven't had any issues with it. Moving away from some of the reviews, I feel like people are being too rough on the product. It seems like the photos shown by others when it comes loose from the clamp is due to people grabbing the handle instead of turning it with the palm of their hand. A few times I took it and heard a click in the handle, so I use my palm most of the time. It didn't slip on the handlebars at all because the silicone helps with grip. Really great alternative to those that require the installation of a hex key. I change vans every day so this is very helpful! In summary, this is actually a pretty amazing product that has saved me countless times, it makes spinning that much smoother. and relieves your shoulders. Well, if anyone is concerned that it's illegal in some states because your hands aren't actually on the wheel, look at each state's laws, all 50 states had no laws against steering wheel grips on conventional vehicles. In fact, some states require the use of a steering device if you are disabled. Michigan wrote that they are not banned. However, there is a law prohibiting their use on construction vehicles that transport and move materials. I will be posting an update in a few months to determine the lifespan of the product and if it is starting to degrade badly.