Anyone know of steering wheel replacements for our srt10s?

I'm looking for a steering wheel that would replace the rubber with something that wouldn't wear off as quickly from heat. Any ideas?

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So I guess no one wants to replace their stock steering wheels, haha. I found this steering wheel that's really slick, and it's OEM!

REMIN® 009004 - Dodge Ram 2004-2008 Steering Wheel (Titanium with Black Leather)

GREAT FIND BRO! Think i will order one

Thats a good price. I was looking into this one:

SHERWOOD® - Glossy Silver Steering Wheel with Medium Grey Leather - 2004 Dodge Ram Steering Wheel - Sherwood SW-3225-GJ-AD

Looking good! Would like to see how they really look... think the pictures are abit crapy.

intersting find didnt think anyone made replacement steering wheels

rare03srt10 said:

GREAT FIND BRO! Think i will order one

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Let me know when you get it I would like to see what it looks like in person.

arnie_82 said:

Let me know when you get it I would like to see what it looks like in person.

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Will do bro. Pretty good deal man. Free shipping and no tax so it was like 99 bucks total

Grant has one that uses the stock switches.

This one will use stock switches as well. Just bolt them onto the new wheel.

Radio controls too?

Yes, radio controls too. I changed mine out last year and really like it.

That looks really good. Looks like my peeling steering wheel will be replaced sooner than expected

Whats the install like? difficult?

Thumperama said:

Yes, radio controls too. I changed mine out last year and really like it.

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Which one did you go with? The $99 wheel or the $250 wheel? They look the same to me?

I ordered one of these as soon as I saw this. For 99 bucks I couldnt pass it up. Looks like all you need is a #20 torx and a steering wheel puller. Thats the info they sent me when I called and asked.

My factory wheel has been crumbling for a while now, especially during the monsoons. It will literaly crumble in your hands when its humid out.

Anyone have any idea what to torque the steering wheel bolt to?

i have an extra steering wheel if you need one as a core, or if you're sending in yours and need one temporarily...

$50 :dontknow:

It's a super easy install. Just disconnect the battery first so you don't take the chance of blowing the airbag. 2 bolts hold the airbag. Disconnect the wires to the airbag and the steering wheel controls and then loosen the center nut. You can grab both sides of the wheel and wiggle it while you pull it towards you and it should just pop loose. Mine did. Then you have to disassemble the wheel and transfer the controls to the new wheel. Installation is the reverse of removal. Reconnect your battery and enjoy your new wheel. I never checked what torque setting to tighten the nut. I just tightened it as snug as I could with hand tools. It's not a stressed item, it just holds the steering wheel on the shaft.

I bought the $250 wheel, as the $99 wheel wasn't available when I bought mine. One thing to keep in mind, the $250 wheel is dark grey leather (it would look great on a 2006 model) and the airbag is black. I ordered one of the $99 wheels because it has black leather. I want to see if it matches the interior better than what I have now. Don't get me wrong, I am fine with the wheel I have now, but the leather doesn't quite match as well as I would like. And $99 for a steering wheel is a steal. I can always get it back selling it on eBay. I still have my stock wheel in great shape. I never can decide whether or not to keep it or sell it. (I have been saving all of my original parts in case I ever sell.)

viperhauler said:

i have an extra steering wheel if you need one as a core, or if you're sending in yours and need one temporarily...

$50 :dontknow:

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I ordered the 99 dollar one and should have it monday but my stock steering wheel is a 02 so im wondering if my horn and accessories will need to be changed out since mine looks a little different. If i do i may want to buy your stocker wheel

sounds good...