Sure Grip Driving Aids

Unlike other hand controls styles, the push/rock system puts the operating handle in a vertical position; the driver eases the handle back to accelerate and pushes forward to brake. This unique rocking motion allows full-range braking and acceleration with minimal hand travel while keeping the hand in a natural position. Sure Grip’s Push/Rock controls are known for having the easiest gas in the industry today thus, allowing for hours of fatigue free driving.

Unlike other Push Right/Angle controls, the Sure Grip Push Right/Angle’s body doesn’t pivot or move when the accelerator is applied. The pivot point for the Sure Grip control is on the left-hand side of the wheel, and only the handle pivots. AutoLock is an accelerator lock-out device that comes standard on all of Sure Grip’s hand controls, and is an added safety feature for the driver or those that share the vehicle.

The Sure Grip Push/Pull hand control uses the same movement to apply the gas and brake as other Push/Pull controls; however the pivot point for the Sure Grip control is on the left-hand side of the wheel close to the handle, this allows for a shorter stroke and greater leverage. In addition to the pivot point, the handles position is at a slight angle, an angle that makes a big difference to the driver.

The Sure Grip Push/Twist control uses the same motorcycle style acceleration as other Push/Twist controls, but has an auxiliary handle that makes the twisting motion easier and allows for longer, more comfortable driving. In addition to the unique benefits enjoyed with our other hand controls, such as increased leg room and ease of use. Superior pedal feel offer constant acceleration and no “dead spots.”

Sure Grip’s Push/Rock right side controls are known for having the easiest gas in the industry today thus, allowing for hours of fatigue free driving. Unlike other hand controls styles, the push/rock system puts the operating handle in a vertical position; the driver eases the handle back to accelerate and pushes forward to brake. This unique rocking motion allows full-range braking and acceleration with minimal hand travel while keeping the hand in a natural position.

Unlike other Push/Right Angle controls, the Sure Grip Push/Right, right-hand side, does not pivot or move when the accelerator is applied. The pivot point for the Sure Grip control is on the right hand side of the wheel, and only the handle pivots. A stationary main body offers drivers a stationary brake rod, no “in your lap” issues and an extremely short throw.

The Sure Grip Push/Pull hand control uses the same movement to apply the gas and brake as other Push/Pull controls; however the pivot point for the Sure Grip control is on the left-hand side of the wheel close to the handle, this allows for a shorter stroke and greater leverage. In addition to the pivot point, the handles position is at a slight angle, an angle that makes a big difference to the driver.

The Sure Grip Push/Twist right-hand side control uses the same motorcycle style acceleration as other Push/Twist controls, but has an auxiliary handle that makes the twisting motion easier and allows for longer, more comfortable driving. In addition to the unique benefits enjoyed with our other hand controls, such 
as increased leg room and ease of use.

When hand controls are installed leg room issues can still occur from time to time. In order to address this, Sure Grip offers a new cable conversion kit. With this kit you are able to change standard controls to cable driven controls to create more leg room. The system replaces the traditional rod and tube accelerator linkage with a cable. It can be used with your existing set of controls and convert the solid gas linkage to the cable style accelerator.

The Tri-Pin handle is great for the independent driver with minimal gripping strength and/or reduced wrist stability.

Note: This optional handle is only available with the Push/Rock hand control style.

The V-Grip handle is for drivers with moderate gripping strength.

Note: This optional handle is only available with the Push/Rock hand control style.

The Wrist support handle is great for drivers with minimal gripping strength and/or reduced wrist stability.

Note: This optional handle is only available with the Push/Pull and Push/Right Angle hand controls.

This Stubby handle is a lower profile knob that requires less finger griping.

Note: This optional handle is only available with the Push/Rock hand control style.