Steering Outer Wheel

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The basic steering wheel design has remained largely unchanged since its inception, typically featuring a circular shape with a central hub and a rim that protrudes from it. The most common type of steering wheel is the spoke-type, characterized by a series of thin metal spokes extending radially outward from the hub to the rim. This design provides structural support while also creating a familiar aesthetic for drivers. The hub itself often houses the steering column shaft, which connects to the vehicle's power-steering system or mechanical linkage.