What are the pros and cons of a steering wheel booster?
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Pros and cons of a steering wheel booster are as follows: Advantages: Parking: Lane changing and overtaking at low speeds can be done with one hand. Relief: In summer, sweaty hands can cause the steering wheel to slip, and the booster ball can alleviate this issue. Disadvantages: Shortened lifespan: Turning the wheel too quickly can put excessive pressure on the power steering, shortening its lifespan. Steering wheel lock: Turning too quickly can accidentally lock the steering wheel, producing a knocking sound. Secondary accidents: In the event of a collision, the protruding booster ball can cause secondary injuries. Steering wheel booster: Also known as a steering wheel assist ball, its main purpose is to help drivers reduce the effort required to turn the steering wheel, making driving more effortless. Installing a booster ball on the steering wheel: The buckle is made of durable stainless steel heavy metal material, allowing quick turns with one hand and making driving more convenient.