Ken Rogers

I remember being taught to keep both hands on the wheel at 10:00 - 2:00, except when shifting. In reality,my arms get tired, and I usually have my right arm down at the shifter, and my left elbow resting high on the door, at the bottom of the window. It's rather uncomfortable that way,so sometimes I put the left elbow down on the door handle and hold the wheel at the 8:00. I know I can't raise the seat, but are there any suggestions for more comfort?

Ken

petepete

i steer with my leg.90% other times just left hand somewhere on the wheel never 2 hands unless im making a quick turn

OIIIIO

try some one of these......

http://www.ricability.org.uk/reports...andseating.htm [sm=icon_rofl.gif]
http://www.wpta.org/plp/WPTA-Driving-posture.pdf
http://www.yogaback.com/The_YogaBack...r_driving.html

nonstopred

i hold my hands like right next to eachother at the top....or i hold the bottom of the wheel.. but mostly its my left hand at 12:00 and i hold the shifter with my right all the time.

tedBalog

When I drove a standard it was left @ 12 right on the shifter.. Now that I have an automatic [:'(]I normally only drive with my left hand, at like 10..

cvz_finezt

i know on the highway i drive with 2 fingers at the 6, but for everyday driving i do the 12 and stick move. feels like i have more control oin everyday traffic.

v6VenoM

+1 to that. Holding the shifter feels comfortable and the balance feels right, especially when cornering. when I am lazy I sit back and just hold the bottom.

DragonPL

Diggin' tha seen wit' a gangsta' lean....

TSUCKLEY

Like most people in phoenix. With my knee. Have one hand holding the cell phone and the other is messing with the radio. J/K usually have the left at 10 and the right on the shifter.

Ken Rogers

Very funny......I'm not far from needing that stuff.

Ken