Do you need to install cruise control in your car?
There are kits available that will contain everything you need to install an aftermarket cruise control. The vast majority of vehicles will already have cruise control or are ready for the installation of cruise control.
How much does it cost for aftermarket cruise control?
The cost of an aftermarket cruise control product largely relates to what vehicle you are driving, and some vehicles need specific cruise control kits. So the overall cost is going to vary. Checkout the cost of cruise control products on the world’s #1 online store here.
How long does it take to install universal cruise controls?
Most only take * 45 minutes to install. Some may take longer. Vehicles with manual transmissions may add another 10 minutes to the job on average.
Do you need to unhook battery to install cruise control?
The vast majority of vehicles will already have cruise control or are ready for the installation of cruise control. As with anything connected to the power source, it is important to unhook the battery cable. You need to leave the battery unhooked for about 10 minutes so the power is released from the airbag system.
What happens if you install a cruise control kit?
If you install an aftermarket cruise control kit, and for example your transmission fails, they would have to prove that it failed due to the installation and operation of the cruise control. Please check your local and national laws for more information. Some kits say they require dealer activation. What does this mean?
Do you need a universal cruise control switch?
For those who have older vehicles, there are also universal cruise control kits available, but with those you would need to also buy a separate switch. If you need a universal kit, click here and see the options available at the bottom of the page.
Can a manual transmission car have cruise control?
Some cars, like the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution don’t even have it as an option. Luckily, there are companies out there that create aftermarket cruise control kits make it easy to add this feature to virtually any vehicle. I have a manual transmission, will these kits work for me?
Do you need a drive by wire cruise control?
However, there are some vehicles where in the middle of the year, the manufacture switched to a drive-by-wire system, and for those vehicles, you would need to select which one you have. What about wireless cruise control switches? For some vehicles, it would make installation much easier if you could add a wireless cruise control switch.