2010 Silverado Ltz Steering Wheel

plumber802 · January 17, 2011

This EBONY steering wheel is less than 6 months old (7154 miles).I switched to a DENALI steering wheel with heat so I no longer have use for this one.It is in virtually LIKE NEW condition.Non-smoker,no stains ,no scratches,no issues.Comes with the original SIR coil/Clockspring.

Steering wheel P/N:25853068.

SIR Coil P/N:25966963 5PU1932.

***Please note:I'm unsure if the clockspring can be re-used but I am including it anyway.***

$250 Shipped to lower 48.

Please call me with any questions.

Andy 802-309-0042.

plumber802 · January 22, 2011

NEW PRICE!!! *** $ 125 *** SHIPPED to lower 48.

54Triton · January 24, 2011

NEW PRICE!!! *** $ 125 *** SHIPPED to lower 48.

sent you a message....

Justin

pi3rce · January 26, 2011

$100.00 delivered to CA

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Knowklew · January 26, 2011

How much did you pay for the Denali steering wheel? and how hard was the install

09Brian · January 27, 2011

My truck did not come with stereo controls on the steering wheel. Can I integrate this to work with the factory CD stereo. My last truck had it and my wifes Outlook XR has it also and I miss having it on mine.

Rockweiler · January 27, 2011

My truck did not come with stereo controls on the steering wheel. Can I integrate this to work with the factory CD stereo. My last truck had it and my wifes Outlook XR has it also and I miss having it on mine.

As long as you have cruise control on your current wheel it will work flawlessly and installation is a snap, 100% plug and play. I exchanged my the non-leather, no controls wheel in my 2010 Silverado LS for a leather-wrapped wheel with audio controls for $75 shipped!

Installation is very easy and there are quite a few threads here that have detailed instructions with pictures. Basically you have to kill the aux power (to make sure the airbag doesn't deploy), pop off the airbag, unbolt the single bolt holding the wheel to the column, disconnect two plugs from your existing wheel, plug them into the new wheel and bolt it on to the column. Reattach the airbag and reconnect the battery and you're off to the races.

I've installed aftermarket Sirius SAT and Bluetooth modules to integrate with the factory head unit and even they are controlled flawlessly with the steering wheel controls.

09Brian · January 28, 2011

Sweet.

That is an upgrade that I will for shore be adding. My truck has the leather wrapped wheel with cruise but no stereo controls , not sure why. Its an LT mode 1 but most have the controls. Oh well, that gives me one more thing to add to the list.

Doug_Scott · January 28, 2011

Sweet.
That is an upgrade that I will for shore be adding. My truck has the leather wrapped wheel with cruise but no stereo controls , not sure why. Its an LT mode 1 but most have the controls. Oh well, that gives me one more thing to add to the list.

Can you not just add the radio control pod to your existing wheel? I think the pod is a lot cheaper than the complete wheel.

BigBlueLB756 · January 29, 2011

No, you can't find the wiring harness for the redundant radio control switch AND cruise control switch anywhere. If you could, someone would have posted the mod proceedure on the forum already. Sorry. Buy a wheel and be done with it.

temmert1 · January 29, 2011

My truck did not come with stereo controls on the steering wheel. Can I integrate this to work with the factory CD stereo. My last truck had it and my wifes Outlook XR has it also and I miss having it on mine.

As long as you have cruise control on your current wheel it will work flawlessly and installation is a snap, 100% plug and play. I exchanged my the non-leather, no controls wheel in my 2010 Silverado LS for a leather-wrapped wheel with audio controls for $75 shipped!

Installation is very easy and there are quite a few threads here that have detailed instructions with pictures. Basically you have to kill the aux power (to make sure the airbag doesn't deploy), pop off the airbag, unbolt the single bolt holding the wheel to the column, disconnect two plugs from your existing wheel, plug them into the new wheel and bolt it on to the column. Reattach the airbag and reconnect the battery and you're off to the races.

I've installed aftermarket Sirius SAT and Bluetooth modules to integrate with the factory head unit and even they are controlled flawlessly with the steering wheel controls.

Where did you get a wheel for 75 bucks shipped???