🚗 Black GotoShop Mini Power Handle Steering Wheel Spinner Knob - Universal Car Accessory for Improved Maneuverability Review

The item is quite easy to install which is good as there is no instruction in English. Not a solid feel like I'd like, but it works. Bought for rotator cuff surgery.

Matches my 2010 Ford F-150 steering wheel very well. Not bulky or uncomfortable. Very helpful with parking. A good buy at a reasonable price. Suitable for different size steering wheels. Comes with two sleeves of different sizes for a better fit.

Cheaply made with ill thought out fittings. A Phillips screw was used for attachment. The problem is that you can't tighten it enough to keep it from slipping on the wheel. The bolt broke immediately and I had to look for a hex bolt. It has sharp edges all over and fell apart almost immediately. I got zero benefit from it.

I'm really trying to love it but there are some problems. First, it barely rises above the steering wheel. It cannot be gripped, only a palm with fingers spread can be gripped. I was looking for something I could actually wrap my fingers in. Second, he continues to relax. I think this is because after a day or so the padding on my handlebars shrinks allowing the knob on the handlebars to turn. Looks good. It doesn't have any protruding nuts and bolts like most other bars, but I don't think I…

Terrible design. As this is a one piece piece with one side hinged it is very difficult to know where to place it where it will fit. Then, once you find the spot, you should push it in almost all the way so the tab snaps into place, and screw it together on one side. If you can make it this far. Soft metal screw and stripped head. I had to throw it away. If you are disabled do not buy this. I found a great looking, compact, modern two-piece metal handle. Easily fits even the wobbly wide part of

Fits my 1998 GMC Sierra 1500. Has a very good clip to hold it in place with accessories for various steering wheels. One thing I didn't expect and I don't like it, I can put my hand on it and wrap my fingers around the steering wheel. When I spin, I just lift my fingers up and spin using just my palm while lightly holding the grip. When I'm done, I just press my fingers on the steering wheel. I never have to take my hand off the wheel. I can keep my hand securely on the steering wheel with the…