United Pacific – Skull Steering Wheel Spinner

Skull Steering Wheel Spinner

This Skull Steering Wheel Spinner adds a bold custom look while helping reduce effort and fatigue during steering. It fits steering wheel grips ranging from 1-1/8 in to 1-5/16 in diameter and includes a heavy duty chrome die cast clamp along with a rubber spacer for proper fit. The sculpted skull design makes a standout finishing touch for your interior. Not recommended for padded steering wheels.

Product Features

• Manufacturer: United Pacific
• Item Number: 70113 Skull Steering Wheel Spinner
• Material: Chrome die cast clamp with molded skull knob
• Design: 3D skull spinner knob
• Fitment Range: Fits 1-1/8 in to 1-5/16 in steering wheel grips
• Includes: Rubber spacer for adjustable fit
• Function: Reduces steering effort and driver fatigue
• Mounting: Clamp-on installation
• Use Note: Not recommended for padded steering wheels
• Sold individually
• Package Dimensions: 6.8 in L x 4.65 in W x 2.2 in H

Performance and Fit

The heavy duty clamp keeps the spinner secure while the skull design provides a comfortable grip. Ideal for tight maneuvering and long hours behind the wheel on standard hard steering wheels.

Installation

1. Open the clamp and position it on the steering wheel grip.
2. Use the rubber spacer if needed to achieve a snug fit.
3. Tighten the clamp securely.
4. Check that the spinner rotates freely before driving.

Why You Will Love It

• Bold and detailed skull design
• Fits a wide range of steering wheel diameters
• Helps reduce steering effort and fatigue
• Strong chrome die cast clamp
• Easy clamp-on installation

Common Questions

• Will it fit my steering wheel? It fits wheels between 1-1/8 in and 1-5/16 in diameter.
• Can I use it on padded steering wheels? No. It is not recommended for padded wheels.
• Does the skull rotate smoothly? Yes. The spinner is designed for smooth rotation.

⚠️ California Proposition 65 Warning:
This product can expose you to chemicals found in metal and manufactured components, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm.