Leadrise Universal Aluminum Car Quick Release Steering Wheel Quick Release Hub Adapter Snap Off Boss Kit Race/Rally/Motorsport (Black) Review

Installed smoothly. The screws that come with it are a bit cheaper. Installing the horn button was a hassle and I had to solder the wiring instead of using the included connector system at the end of the horn. No real flexibility/gameplay in the system. The release seems solid and secure. Would definitely buy again if I need another one.

Looks good, quality is 5. The only thing I didn't like was installing the horn, using new wire ends with no plastic on the ends, you must make everything fit to screw it. I really had to remove the metal ring they suggested. Another problem, the horn worked perfectly but on the second day it buzzed as soon as I put the steering wheel on! I turned off the fuse, I'll find out later. I would recommend that. This was with a Revain JZK wheel.

Haven't worn yet but looks solid. The adapter uses a spring-loaded ball bearing system to create a quick-release feature, which I wasn't expecting as there are no wedges slipping into each other or anything. The adapter has multiple bolt patterns so it will fit almost any aftermarket 6-bolt steering wheel. FYI, you will need to purchase a boss hub adapter kit to use with this one. This hub adapter mount will not work without a hub adapter.

I didn't have high hopes at first but I said. Oh damn, try it. I'm glad I did! it is well made and very durable. I figured that since it's not in the same price range as some of the named brand's quick release hubs, it would end up being just another "cheap Chinese junk". As it turned out, however, I was wrong. It is solidly made and does not let the steering wheel hit. I'll update and report in six months or a year to see if it's still holding up.

Nothing wrong with that, but the ball bearing connections are strong and won't come loose unintentionally. If anything fails, it won't be a fast connection. Tolerances appear to be normal and one handed release/installation is possible. When considering this, you should consider the depth of your wheel in relation to the steering column elements (wipers, turn signals, etc.). Most likely they will not be available unless you take your hand off the wheel when this hub is installed. If that…

When you're at the front door, stop here. I've tried several and this one sticks. Possibly the best $30 I've ever spent compared to the $100 everyone says to buy in reviews. You spent $100, so you should too! No, for the price it's very good and I'm very happy with it. Combine that with a $59 Sparco steering wheel, a solid aluminum homemade horn puller plate, and an Ebay knockoff (also a great price around $30), and this is a great value for one-handed removal! If you just don't like pretty…