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MPS Steering Spinner Knobs

Priced for your home, installation included

MPS steering spinners are usually used in conjunction with hand controls, or by those who need to steer with only one hand, and this listing offers each MPS style.

Installed and serviced in Georgia
In business since 1990
For one-handed steering
Styles for reduced hand strength
Quick release for other drivers
5 year limited warranty

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Brand: MPS

Type: Driving Aids

SKU: MPS-KNOB-TYPE

About the MPS Steering Spinner Knobs

MPS steering spinners are usually used in conjunction with hand controls, or by those who need to steer with only one hand, and this listing offers each MPS style.

For drivers with reduced hand strength, MPS designed the Quad Fork, Single Post and Palm spinners to make it easier to have better control of the steering wheel. The Tri-Pin Spinner is designed for those with reduced strength and dexterity, and the Amputee Spinner is designed for use with a prosthetic device.

The Clamshell Spinner is MPS's spinner knob with a clamshell mount. Its knob has a textured rubber finish that provides grip, removal is easy using a button located on the knob itself, and the compact mount is less obtrusive when the knob is removed for other drivers. The standard Spinner Knob and the Quad Fork, Single Post, Palm, Tri-Pin and Amputee spinners use a Quick Release function that makes removal easy when not needed by other drivers.

In most cases a spinner can be transferred to your new vehicle by a qualified mobility professional.

MPS lists steering devices such as spinner knobs among the vehicle adaptations a driving evaluator may recommend, and says it is essential to be evaluated by a Certified Driver Rehabilitation Specialist (CDRS) before driving with any driving aid. All MPS products are covered by a 5 year limited warranty.

Custom Mobility installs driving controls in Georgia with its own technicians, and installation and service are in Georgia.

How The Work Happens

Five steps. You can stop at any of them, and nothing is charged until you have said yes to a written scope.

You tell us what is difficult
Not what product you think you need. The stairs, the front step, the bath, getting into the car. Working out the product is our job.
A call, not a sales pitch
We come out and measure
On site, at your address, free. We check the space, the power, and the structure, and we talk through how the room actually gets used.
Free, and no obligation
You get it in writing
An itemized scope and a price, with the lead time stated honestly. The price you agree to is the price of the job. Take as long as you like with it.
The price does not move
Our technicians install it
Our own people, not a subcontractor, who stay until everyone who has to operate it can operate it confidently.
Our own crews
We service it afterward
The company that installed it is the company that maintains it. You are not handed to somebody else once the invoice clears.
Same company, years later

Installation and service in Georgia

Priced for your home, installation included. Installation and service are in Georgia.

Installed by our own technicians, from our base in Athens.
We service what we sell. The person who comes back is from the same company as the person who installed it.
Preventive maintenance agreements are available on anything we install.

Tell us about the vehicle and the device, and a mobility specialist will confirm the fit before anything is ordered.

Request your quote

Service and repair

Key specs

Spinner Knob: Quick Release
Clamshell: textured rubber knob, button release
Quad Fork: for reduced hand strength
Single Post: for reduced hand strength
Palm: for reduced hand strength
Tri-Pin: reduced strength and dexterity
Amputee: for use with a prosthetic device
Transfer: to a new vehicle in most cases

Specifications as published by MPS: maker's spec sheet.

Warranty

The maker's warranty for this model.

All MPS products: 5 year limited warranty

Repairs and replacements under warranty are processed in coordination with the manufacturer.

Full warranty terms from MPS

Why buy from Custom Mobility

Custom Mobility is My Mobility.

Since 1990The company was founded in 1990 and has operated continuously since.
Georgia installation and serviceOur technicians are mobile and come to your home, facility, or fleet yard anywhere in Georgia.
Ships across the lower 48Products ship across the lower 48.
We service what we sellWith our own technicians, from the same company that sold it.
A showroom in AthensWalk-ins are welcome at 315 Whitehead Road.

Common questions

Do I have to buy a van?

Usually not, and most people assume they do. Hand controls, a lift, or a turning seat solve a great many situations for a fraction of a conversion. Ask before you go vehicle shopping.

Will this work with my vehicle?

That depends on the vehicle and the equipment. We check compatibility before you order anything, which is exactly the step that goes wrong when it is skipped.

Do I need an evaluation before driving aids are installed?

For most adaptive driving equipment, yes. A driver rehabilitation specialist evaluation determines what suits you, and we install to that prescription.

What is a turny seat?

A powered seat base that rotates out of the vehicle and lowers, so someone can sit down outside the door frame and be brought in, instead of transferring across a threshold.

Will my wife still be able to drive the car?

Yes, in almost every case. Hand controls and left foot accelerators are designed so the vehicle drives normally for everybody else, and most are removable.

Will this affect my vehicle warranty?

Properly fitted equipment from established manufacturers does not generally affect it, though we would not ask you to take our word over your dealer's. We will tell you exactly what we are fitting and how.

All questions

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