Revive Your Ride with Grant 502 Classic Steering Wheel: A Timeless Touch of Style and Control Review

It was easy to install and looks good, my only complaint is that it has no turn signal return. I'm driving with the turn signals on, it worries me.

Only 4 stars because of the horn button on the picture but not included. Not a big problem, but should be in the description. The horn button is available on the Grant website.

This bike is cheap for a reason. It got rusty in my driveway in a few days due to some minor. I didn't expect things to be this bad. The kit also didn't come with a piece to hold the center cap and I would never recommend that.

I welded this to the top of a homemade apple press, the kids loved it. It's also as strong as the others, as the kids pierced it with an 8ft steel rod to give the apples more torque and pressure. Worked great holding up to 900 pounds of apples and a few adults who could make cider with their bare hands. Perfect for what I need.

Given the depth of 3 1/2" I think I've found the perfect bars for my 2011 Crown Found Victoria. I really like the way it looks and is the right distance from the turn signal. Nice and shiny chrome. I can easily attach this wheel to my ranger. These vehicles require the Grant 3289 installation kit.

This steering wheel really completed the look I was looking for in my '68 Camaro, love it! The chrome is perfect and the clutch is exactly what I wanted. I finished it off with a chrome Camaro horn button and it looks amazing. I've seen some reviews of the back of the handlebars being crap or the clutch being junk and sticky but mine has none of those issues and yes it had a horn button. I just bought a Camaro because I wanted one. All in all a great wheel as always from Grant and I would…

Grant 502 offers good value for money. It's a good size and depth for a classic muscle car and looks like a classic hot rod handlebar. The chrome on the front of the spokes is beautiful. In contrast, the back of the chrome-plated spokes have solid grinding marks covering the surface, and the edges of the spokes look like they've been stamped with matte stamps. The rim isn't foam, but it's also not "glossy" vinyl like old Covico, Superior, or Grant wheels. It's a smooth rubbery material. It…