Universal Genuine Leather Car Steering Wheel Cover Stitching Style (Size M, Black)

This will definitely be my wheel cover of choice from now on. It was a bit tedious to stitch into place, however, it was well worth it. Took about 1 hour to stitch, I can tell I got better as I went along. If I could do it over again, I would use a second tool or set of hands to keep each stitch tight as I fed the needle through the next hole. I found it had to just use fingers to keep the string tight. But after all said and done, it still came out nice. I absolutely love the feel of this wrap, feels good on the hands and grips the wheel nice.Pros:Easy to DIYFeels niceLooks goodCons:Takes timeHard to keep stitch tight w/o additional tools.I will say, the higher dollar ones do show, the 30+$ wraps look even better, but for my beater car, came out perfect

The quality of leather is really good. It's soft and tough. The install instructions are fairly straight forward but doesn't have a clear diagram of how to thread the string. Fortunately people who have left reviews also took pictures. Between the pictures and the instructions I was able to figure it out.Once I went all the way around it looked pretty good but it didn't look complete. It looked like the pictures that people left in the reviews (picture 1 of mine). I thought to myself, it would look better to go all the way around again but go through the opposite thread so the "stitch" would look balanced and be tighter (picture 2 and 3 are the final product). I think it turned out amazing after going through it a second time, while never cutting the string until the end of the second go around.I would recommend doing it this way. I would also recommend starting on the edge of the "spoke" as referred to by the instructions so when you finish, the knot can be tucked away easier. Also, when doing it the second time, go behind the spoke if you went through the front the first time around. Great product and happy with the overall look after it was done.

I was surprised. It was time consuming, but I am happy with the result. I probably spent 1.5 hours. The small size worked well in my Honda Fit. The cover of my steering wheel was starting to fall apart and some of the sections were tacky. The steering wheel has some thicker parts that I was concerned about, but the leather is very pliable and stretched around the thick parts nicely. I feel that this system with the stitching already around the edges was eaiser to use than those where you need to poke a needle through the leather. I read many reviews and watched online how-to videos before starting. I stitched one section and then used a small hook tool to pull the thread tight before moving to the next section. I have been using it for a few weeks and it still looks good.

Finally put it on, has decent quality and feel.Friends asked me who I sent my steering to get done, YouTube will show you how to sow it to look professional, I got the blk with blk thread... very simple design that will work on thick steering wheels like a jetta after 2003. I had to buy a neoprene strip after realizing my steering wheel was thin for the cut on the wrap. DO NOT BUY NEOPRENE UNLESS YOU WANT IT SOFT... BUY A RUBBER STRIP FOR A FILLER if you have a thin steering wheel, RUBBER maintains a better positive feel under the wrap. I would buy again if needed, took me 2 - 2.5 hours to install.... I feel accomplished lolMeasure twice before ordering - chart in pics.Pros:Decent real leatherVideos available to helpVisual end product is satisfyingComes with a good kit for newbiesImproved my tattered steering feel and lookPriceCons:No instructions (YouTube solved)Wish they had vehicle specific cutsRequires Patience and lack of interruptionTrial and error depending on your skill level.Recommended

I used this wheel wrap/cover (I got the medium size which fit just right over the diameter of the steering wheel) in my 2016 Honda Civic and the results were pretty nice, see picture below.Only complaints that I had with it were:1) while installing is that for steering wheels with beefy or thick grip circumferences, the cover will not go all the way around2) and that they don't supply you with enough thread should you mess up horribly (like I did, but luckily I had JUST enough left over to finish it without needing to use the backup paracord I bought in case I ran out of the one they give you).However, it still looks pretty good even with a 1cm-ish gap and it is actually kind of nice as it allows the stitching to stand out more/makes the stitch pattern more broad. Another minor problem is that since it's a universal solution, for my steering wheel especially, the spokes made the leather warp when I stitched around them, but I solved this with double sided sticky pads to make those areas stay down (also found at hobby lobby with the paracord). Installation was super straightforward, just took some time, around 1.5 hrs for me. The more time you spend on it, the better your results will be.All in all though, the product is great! Just keep in mind that your steering wheel's grip circumference plays a big part in how it will fit, and don't expect it to fit perfectly around your steering wheel spokes cuz it wasn't designed specifically for your car.

This steering wheel cover is comfortable, right thickness, tight fit and provides good grip for the steering wheel. I had to return the 1st one I purchased but customer service helped out quickly.

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