Car Steering Wheel Cover, Anti-Slip, Safety, Soft, Breathable, Heavy Duty, Thick, Full Surround, Sports Style (Black with Red line)

Yeah, first I was kind of worried that the cover wasn’t gonna get on top of the steering wheel, but after a little tugging and pulling, it went on just fine. I noticed that once we put it on backwards where the grip in the color outline facing the windshield it was easier to get on then it being faced forward.

Very nice steering wheel cover. Fitment for 2011 JKU is perfect. As with any cover it takes time and patience to get it installed. I found using a small plastic trim tool to help work the cover on definitely speeds the process up.

Got this for a friend’s 2008 Corolla and it fit perfectly. The material feels good, improves grip, and gives the steering wheel a cleaner look. No issues at all solid cover that does exactly what it’s supposed to.

Give it time to melt, that bump will smooth out in a few days

Why did you pick this product vs others?:It is exactly what I was looking for. It fits perfectly, easy installation and is easy on the eyes.

Very nice. I purchased the brown and black version. The fit is VERY tight (it took me quite a while to get it on). It looks great and appears to be made very well. It's VERY hard to get it dead-center, but I got pretty close. I think it'll last quite a while.

I love this steering wheel cover! I purchased this to cover the steering wheel on my 2002 Chevy Camaro. Living in south Florida, the sun has had it's way with my black steering wheel over the years and it was getting a bit spongy and falling apart. This thing fits great, looks awesome, and feels fantastic! I will impart a few suggestions to help you install the cover. First, make sure the wheel is centered and straight, the cover has a center mark that you will want to line up so that the wheel does not look to be off when you are driving straight. Second, put that bad boy out in the sun for a bit before you get started, warm it up and make it a little more pliable to work with, it's like wrestling an angry eel! I did it by myself, but two people would make it substantially easier. Start at the top with the cover centered, use a couple of zip-ties to hold the cover in place as you start to work it around the steering wheel. If you have tilt steering, place it at the lowest possible setting so that you don't damage the internals of the steering column as you pull, yank, twist, sweat, swear, pry and generally question your own masculinity as you try to install a simple steering wheel cover. The end result is worth it, it does look good and feels wonderful. Hope this helps!

My steering wheel cracked and found this…loved that it looked up my car to make sure if it fit. High quality, looks really good.