WINOMOAutomatic Car Stick Shift Knob Cover Lever Universal Fit (Black, Random Color of Screws)

I used this shift knob on my racing sim and it has worked for many years on there. I had it on my automatic car for a while will I upgraded my car. Then when I finally got a manual car I realized the shifter shaft thing wasnt threaded so I bought anither one of these and it fits perfectly on my car and feels very solid on there and on my sim. The screws are pretty big and have never come loose. The feeling of the shifter is very solid and the paint on it has started scraping off on the top rim on my sim but im not very careful with that thing anyways. I love this thing in the end and the price is great for what it is.

Works and looks great

2004 Honda Accord. Does fit. Or requires too much effort and I couldn’t make it fit. Comes with zero instructions. Looks self explanatory. But doesn’t fit this car for me.

I bought this product mainly, because my shifter button broke so I just wanted to eliminate it all together. Its got great weight for being a cheaper item, and the seams are near invisible. The fitment was great to be honest, I equipped this to a 2010 Chevy Cobalt. It's got a good feel in the hand and it's actually pretty sturdy. Installation took me about an hour. I had never done this before and it was a little tricky figuring it out at first. It will come with the knobs, three black rubber plugs and a spring inside the knob as well as four set screws to hold it in place. It only takes three screws so you have a back up in case. Theyre very tiny screws so KEEP UP WITH THEM! Depending on you model you may need all 3 plugs, but I only needs 2 and I had to cut one in half to make it work, but it works phenomenally! Shifts smooth, no hang ups! There will be a pin inside of your old shifter knobs SAVE THAT PIN! You will have to install it in the new knob!

looks super nice, and fits perfectly on any automatic shifter shaft. the only complaint is that the spring that is doing the compressing when pressed down is corroding. I'm not sure how this is possible, but I have to go out and buy a new spring since it is seizing up. i feel that this is quite a major issue.

Wish the stem was a little longer, like the bottom piece that comes out, other then that I love the design it's simple and easy to use and apply to any shifter high recommend

I wasn't sure how this would work in my car but it does mighty fine. I did have to drill a divot into my shifter arm in order for the set screw to be installed and do its job. The work was minimal and anyone can do it with a drill and bit. I should add that this knob gets pretty hot during the summer. Just be aware of that.I think it would help things if the manufacturer supplied some type of instructions for those less mechanically inclined but still, it's pretty self explanatory and how-to vids can be found on YouTube.

I installed this into my automatic 1998 Honda civic ex coupe first you untwist the top of the knob and remove the spring and top then once you removed the old shift knob on your car put the choose which rubber piece goes on the shifter then put it on, the put the outer piece on then put the thing that has the screw stuff on and push it down till its flush with the shifter past the part that pushes down then screw it in now pull the outer piece up and put the spring and top back on. PS THE SHIFT LOCK MIGHT ACTIVATE WHEN YOU PUT THIS ON AND THIS MEANS THAT THE KEY WONT WANT TO COME OUT SO WATCH THE VIDEO I PUT ON THE LAST PIC TO FIX THE KEY THING but all in all its a good shift knob if you add a boot to your car and this shift knob it will make it look like a manual car

Easy install works good

Pros:-Fits Nissan 370Z automatic transmission-Easy install-Sturdy feeling (albeit light in weight)-Still going strong after many yearsCons:-Light weight and slightly narrow in hand