Car Hand Controls Device for Disabled Drivers, Portable Handicap Driving Hand Controlled Drive Assist for Injured, Handicap, Cars Driving aids,Gray

Inexpensive and I got used to it pretty quick. Invaluable due to my numbness and small fiber neuropathy!

I feel the need to start with, a family member became a paraplegic (paralyzed from rib cage down) at 47. Needless to say, the past 15 months has been DIFFICULT. Loss of independence and freedom to “get out of the house”. Now, he can - on his own - drive through fast food just because he wants to without asking. We purchased as a gift. It took me about 15 minutes to install. I liked that there is one handle - push on the right and it accelerates- push down on the left and it brakes. Nothing was better for my family member to drive again. Granted ~ it took time to adjust and we live in mountainous region. I feel for the money- it’s worth it.

I have driven with hand controls since 1996. I got these to use on my new car while waiting for hand controls to come in. Ummm after 2 days in the TX heat, the glue that holds the rubber on the pedal graspers melted. I came out to my car and they were unattached from both pedals. They are not sturdy enough. What if that had happened as I was driving? DANGEROUS!!!

Solid hand controls for the price. They are by no means the best hand controls on the market, but are very good for their price point. They are quick and easy to install. I definitely prefer the push-pull method rather than the thumb trigger for braking. I did add a plastic ball to the end of the handle to make that part a bit more ergonomic because the angle handle was straining my wrist a bit and the adjustment made it much more comfortable for me to drive long distances. I would recommend these for anyone looking for a solid set of portable hand-controls. I use them in a 2024 Toyota RAV4 and they fit my vehicle perfectly. I had issues with another set of hand controls that didn’t fit my pedals so they had to be returned.

Easy install and works great

They work well but some of the metal pieces are way too sharp and i cut my hands a couple of times setting them up

Though this product takes a little effort to learn how to drive with, this is an excellent product. Well worth the money. TD

Because of an accident that caused my legs to become inconvenient, I thought I would never be able to drive by myself again. A friend recommended this manual control device designed for disabled drivers. The installation process was professional and fast, and the operation was very intuitive and smooth. The first time I used it to drive out alone, I was filled with emotion and a sense of accomplishment.

J'ai reçu le produit avant la date annoncée, une bonne nouvelle Mais le produit n'est pas partique car il présente des risque de blessure. Il y a 2 vis de fixation qui dépassent largement. Pour un élément d'aide à la conduite, cela est inconfortable.

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Definitely worth the purchase price. The only reason I didn’t give 5 stars is because the nuts come loose even though they’re supposedly lock nuts. I put lock tite on the nuts for the pedals when I got it because it was mentioned in other reviews, but a nut fell off of mine at the top and the handle came apart. I was 20 minutes from home, I couldn’t find the nut anywhere in my car (it maybe fell into the fold of my pants leg and fell out when I was in the store?) luckily I could hold my one finger on the screw and keep it together enough to get home, but they REALLY need to address the problem of nuts backing off since it could literally cost someone their life. That being said, if you lock tite ALL the nuts on installation it is very handy to have. I broke my right leg and my husband works away for several weeks at a time. Without this device I would be stuck at home for weeks unless someone took a day off work to take me somewhere and I live a half hour out of town. It definitely gave me back some independence and lets me get out of the house when it’s convenient for me, without me having to rely on others. It’s easy to learn to use. I took a few practice runs around the country roads and a couple smaller towns before using it to go to the city just for my own peace of mind. But it’s pretty easy to get the hang of. It only took my son about 10 minutes to install it for me and comes out quickly and easily so my husband can drive when he’s home.