BL Steering Wheel Knob Spinner - Universal Non-Slip Fit, ABS & Premium Silicone Finish Suicide Knob with Metal Ball Bearing - Ideal for Cars, Trucks, Boats (Silicone Red)

Perfect. Fitted grand Cherokee driving wheels easily and very efficient and helps in making driving easy

I love this knob! After a serious shoulder injury, I was having problems using the steering wheel in my car with just one hand. I ordered this to make one-hand turning easier. These knobs are a common thing on farm and construction equipment, as well as semi trucks and buses, so I was familiar with their use.The knob ring is held on with one screw and a rubber insert that helps prevent slipping. The whole installation took less than 10 minutes and most of that time was trying the different thickness inserts to find the one that fit the most snug. It all seems well made and has made my life a lot easier for the past three months. I recently added one to my wife's car so I can drive that as well. She said it took her about 10 minutes of driving to get used to it. The biggest thing is that since it makes turning much easier, you have to get used to NOT turning too quickly, but that's not hard. This may not be an essential addition for most drivers, but definitely helps if you need one-handed driving, or your backing up a lot etc.

Since I started driving a forklift first before I started driving a car lmao, this helps alot with backing up and moving left and right from tight spaces! Very easy to install and durable as can be.

Spinner Works well. Installed without to much trouble. Spins freely and does not shift around on steering wheel. Used thin rubber insert when installing on my 2008 Toyota Sienna. See photos.

I haven't used a steering wheel spinner since the 1960's, but this unit works perfectly. I bought it now due to a shoulder replacement with resulting limitations on use during the first several months after surgery. I found I can steer both our cars easily with my spinner and only my right hand (Left shoulder replaced). It makes turning easy and parking even easier! I installed my spinner on the inside of my wheel where it doesn't impact normal steering for my wife. I even put one on my boat steering wheel! I may leave these one after I'm released from weight restrictions!

I’ve really enjoyed the hand and arm steering position on long trips and the agility I have in backing our camper

This was a wonderful steering aid. I wore out my first one over 3 years of driving on a 2015 Toyota Camry SE. The first knob left deep impressions on the soft steering wheel. Without those impressions I never would have been able to install a new one. The screw that holds the knob on is simply too short. Twisting a loop of safety wire around the two pieces of the mount I was able to get the parts just close enough to cross thread the screw. Now I'm looking forward to the day when the knob will come off at the most inopportune moment. Before you try to install one, make sure your steering wheel has a grip smaller than a 2016 Camry

I intend to provide useful reviews, most are meaningless.This item from ‘Fouring’ is not safe nor made well. The customer service was responsive and polite.I have provided several pictures to document my experience; from product failure to customer service communication, and post installation and alternative product comparison. I also provide insights to what I have learned regarding these devices and recommendations if you are considering an item like this.I purchased this item from ‘Fouring’ in February of 2024. I had catastrophic failure, the item disintegrated, in August of 2024 (approximately 190 days after receiving and installing item), while I was driving (pics 4).I contacted customer service that day and received a quick response and solution Approximately 2 weeks after receiving and installing my new item from ‘Fouring’ I began to experience item failure again, aka slippage.This was my first ‘spinner knob’ and I loved it! The item initially works well; however, after a couple weeks the item loses integrity and needs adjusting.To be clear, SLIPPAGE or MOVEMENT of any kind is 100% UNACCEPTABLE and UNSAFE!!!The problem is that there are really no adjustment options other than to crank the ‘single Phillips-head' screw. The item comes with 2 spacer pads, a thin and thick pad, and suggests 3 possible mounting options. The thin pad alone, the thick pad alone, or both pads. The item’s design is of 2 semi-circle metal pieces coming together, the bottom piece has a foot or a tab that slips into the upper piece and closes around your steering wheel using the screw to provide tension force. The setup is fairly straight forward, if your pad selection is too thick you cannot close the device enough to line up the screw or get a bite with the screw. If your selection is too thin the screw will bottom out and the device will be obviously loose. After some trial and error, you will figure it out. When attempting to ‘re-adjust’ the item I found that I could not add a spacer pad due to the reason stated above and that my screw was extremely tight prior to adjustment. I believe I actually applied so much force that I reduced the integrity of the metal to plastic adhesion between the screw-base and the knob itself of my first 'Fouring’ device (pics 2 –provided post removal of the ‘Fouring’ device ‘top and side’ of my steering wheel to show force applied).While contacting ‘Fouring’ I also began reading reviews...useless.I also began researching other spinner knobs and purchased this item: Amazon.com: Steering Wheel Knob - Silicone Coated for Extra Grip - Compatible with Any Steering Wheels - Smooth Brodie Suicide Spinner Knob for Car, Tractor, Mower, Boat : AutomotiveI purchased this item to replace the second failed ‘Fouring’ device (pic 1 – side by side). I also found a comment in the ‘instructions’ hilarious (pic 1). I want to point out the smaller diameter of the new device (where contact with the steering wheel is made), and the dual ‘Allens-head’ screws. This allows for evenly applied force and the teeth are able to bite-in to the steering wheel (pic 1). This new item also comes with a single spacer pad; however, you will not need it, this is a standard size shown in the pic, but an XL option is offered also.This new device is by far superior to the ‘Fouring’ device, and fits securely with room to turn the dual screws more should I need to... however I don’t anticipate the need. I will wait a few months before posting an official review on their device.Lastly, I would like to point out something that I have not seen mentioned in any of the reviews I have read (easily over 100), regarding the position of the knob itself relative to the mounting bracket.You will notice the ‘Fouring’ device is ‘off-center’, so depending on your mounting orientation your turning circumference is smaller (knob is slightly inside the circumference of the steering wheel) or ... if you flip it, larger (slightly outside the circumference of the steering wheel). I tried both and found that the ‘outside the steering wheel’ orientation was dangerous in that it would hit my leg when shifting.The new device is center mounted, and coincides with your steering wheel’s natural circumference.I hope this review is helpful and provides useful insights. I gave a 2-star rating because the customer service was quick and polite, even though I do not recommend the product.