Pack-1 Leather Steering Wheel Cover, Universal Non-Slip Stitch On Wrap, DIY Car Wheel Cover Protector with Needle and Thread for Most Cars SUVs and Trucks (Black #4)

Sewed it into my 2014 Avalon. It’s my 4th time using these kinds of steering wheel covers and I really like them. Early ones used to melt in the hot phoenix sun, but these new ones really last and stay feeling good on your hands.They fit tight, as intended. They’re tricky to get on, but well worth the effort.

OMG. This is one of those products that come around every now and then, you think to yourself it’s not that expensive what could happen. Let me tell you if I could give it 10 stars I would. Hands down the best. Great material, great quality, easy to install and the end result looks better than the original.Simply amazing.Buy it even if your vehicle os new you will thank me later.

I am sending this item back as there is no directions on how to sew item to steering wheel just the item and thread and a needle

Great fit for a Subaru Crosstrek. The orange thread is almost a perfect match to the orange stitching already found on the steering wheel and throughout the upholstery.The wrap comes with three strings, one long and two short. The short strings are for the bottom half sections and the long one goes across the top. I do wish the add wouldn't call the material leather since it's not true leather otherwise it's exactly what I wanted

I have a 2012 ford ranger with an average size steering wheel, so no issues with the leather wrap fitting. Wrap is all leather seems to be of good quality, the only minor issue would be the thread needs to have more wax on it. I installed one years back and the thread was waxy and it laced up a little easier. Not a big deal just makes threading a little harder but not by much. Be sure to pull thread tight after each stitch and you won’t have any problems. Also check out videos before hand. Installation will take you about two hours and one single thread is long enough to do the whole job not sure why there are two in the pack.

For the price (less than $16.00) the genuine leather was of good quality and it improved the feel and grip of my Honda Civics' steering wheel. I only write reviews when I am motivated by a products performance and I was pleased with the result of this one. The first thing to know is that if you have a 15" steering wheel or smaller it will fit but it may not seem like it at first. I left my leather cover out in the sun to warm up for about 10 minutes. Put it on by stretching the wheel cover over the top of the wheel and work your way around and down. It's tight but it fits. There are tutorials on the easiest way to stich the cover up but you do not need to know how to sew to stich the cover on to the wheel. I found that it was quite easy but it took me about 4 hours to do the entire wheel. My Honda had two places that were wider then the rest of the wheel. I had some old scrap leather pieces that were black and I wrapped them over the wider areas of my wheel and then folded the wheel cover over them. Then I just stitched the cover over the leather pieces and it worked perfectly. There is plenty of thread to do the job. I recommend this product if you want to improve your steering wheels grip and upgrade the look and feel of the steering wheel in your car.

Good quality. Great price. Unfortunately it is too large in width for factory C3 steering wheels.

I bought what I thought was a leather steering wheel cover. It kinda is, its leatherette, which is hard to pickup from the listing. Now, the install. The wrap has no preplaced holes. If you consider there are 360 degrees in a circle, and there are two sides of the wrap to be sewn, the buyer has to "force" a needle through the wrap. The needle doesn't go through easily and there are no preform holes. I personally bailed out and sent it back. The MFG'er should have made holes in the wrap. The wrap itself wasn't bad looking.