Steering Wheel Knob, Suicide Knob for Steering Wheel, Premium Silicone Finish Steering Wheel Spinner, Simple & Easy Installation No Tools Required - Fits Cars, Trucks, Buses, Boats, (Black)

A steering wheel spinner has to feel great or I won't use it. It has to be adjustable or it won't always be where I want it to be. And it has to just plain work. More...It's a kind of silicone that doesn't feel slippery. It feels just right, and considerably better than I was expecting. My previous wheel spinner was faux wood grain so it looked good, but its slipperiness was annoying.I installed these two spinners while waiting at a train crossing. They install that quick. By the time I stopped at the next red light, I had them adusted just right. Drove all day and they never budged. As you can see in my photos I'm driving a Land Rover with its factory leather-ish cover. Perfect fit.Placement is a personal preference. In my photos you can see I place them at 10 and 2 o'clock. I find those to be good places to start a turn with either hand. After the turn, you can see I let my hands rest just under the spinners. On a long stretch of straight road, like our local freeway, my hands drift down to the next rungs on the steering wheel where the radio and cruise control buttons reside.Excellent product. I wasn't planning to buy two but when I had them mounted, I realized that's the right number.

Love it. Fits my semis steering wheel perfectly without applying included 2 sided tape. Easy on and off which is nice when I need to use another truck. BUT........ They need to redesign it. It works great for about 6 months then the knob comes off the mount. The knob just snaps onto the mount and wears out after a few months. The most I ever got out of one was 6 months. I modified mine after it pops off by pulling the rubber cap off of the knob and I drilled small holes around the knob in 4 places and inserted micro set screws into these holes. I drilled the holes at the bottom of the know where it snaps onto the steering wheel mount. I then snap the knob back onto the mount and slowly tighten each set screw until the knob will not turn and then back it out just enough until knob turns again.bi repeat this process on all 4 set screws and then put the rubber knob cover cap back on. I even go a little further and dip the knob in plastic dip slowly until it is just past the rubber cap on the knob and then allow it to dry. And no the knob will not stay on the mount if you just snap it back on. It will keep coming back off without the set screws. Now if only the manufacturer would do something along these lines even if they charged twice the price it would be awesome. After this modification yes the set screws will eat away at the plastic mount slowly until it becomes loose and comes off again but it will last a year or 2 before that happens. Oh and yes I have way to much time on my hands when I am not driving my semi. Lol

Great product, stays in place

Ergonomics are nice on this, easy to use with one hand (which is what I wanted out of it). Easy to install, will be just as easy to remove.Looks really nice, good rubberized coating that is just grippy enough for your hand. Clean and modern looking spinner. The flat front makes me feel more comfortable in having something sticking out of my steering wheel in case of a wreck.I only have one real issue with it. Despite it coming with a piece of anti-slip tape that it sits on, it still tends to slip a little bit. It might just be the thickness of my steering wheel (FJ Cruiser). This isn't a huge issue, and as long as I'm not putting too much force on it while using it, it doesn't move much, just a little bit.All in all, I would recommend this spinner. I've only had one other spinner before on a tractor steering wheel, which was one that you tightened down bolts.Since install is literally just putting the piece of tape down, and snapping the spinner on, it takes maybe 1 minute tops. Personally, I would prefer it to be installed using thumbscrews to tighten it to the wheel so it truly would never move, but this works for ease of install, removal, and moving it around.

Really good quality and easy installation in few second I recommend if someone still heritage to select what’s steering wheel knob and AOTO MUKO is the best choice

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.

I have tried no less then 10 knobs and either I couldn’t fit them on the steering wheel or they were so cheaply made I knew it never last. But this knob I placed by myself no trouble it’s a great product!!!!!

Ahh yeah. Didn't have for a week and this happened. I may see about a replacement. Maybe this one was a mishap. It was great until this. I popped it back on but it will wear through eventually.