TypeRx
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Here you go sir! Fix my fat steering wheel issue
In all seriousness, yes, you can have your steering wheel modified to run a bit thinner. Custom work will run you $1000-$1500 to redo the steering wheel and modify the outer ring thickness. Companies like DCTMS do this. You could also, more simply have the outer covering removed and have a service fit a less padded/thinner outer material. Companies like Dallas Custom Steering Wheel could do this. Both the companies I mentioned are very highly reputable that I've used in the past.
But, in general I don't find the 3 steering wheel thick at all. Its small circumference could take more getting used to IMO. I'd suggest to you to not grip the wheel so tightly...use the friction of your palm against the face of the ring most of the time or grab with your fingers around the area where the button housings meet with the steering wheel ring. Obviously there are times when you need to grip it normally but you can surely get away without that most of the time.
In all seriousness, yes, you can have your steering wheel modified to run a bit thinner. Custom work will run you $1000-$1500 to redo the steering wheel and modify the outer ring thickness. Companies like DCTMS do this. You could also, more simply have the outer covering removed and have a service fit a less padded/thinner outer material. Companies like Dallas Custom Steering Wheel could do this. Both the companies I mentioned are very highly reputable that I've used in the past.
But, in general I don't find the 3 steering wheel thick at all. Its small circumference could take more getting used to IMO. I'd suggest to you to not grip the wheel so tightly...use the friction of your palm against the face of the ring most of the time or grab with your fingers around the area where the button housings meet with the steering wheel ring. Obviously there are times when you need to grip it normally but you can surely get away without that most of the time.