Super Accessories Auto Fluffy Steering Wheel Cover Fuzzy Car Steering Wheel Cover with Winter Warm Faux Wool Universal 15 inch(Brown)

I have the black and red cover. It looks nice on my PT cruiser's wheel, and I like the feel of it. It is somewhat squishy, but not too much.I do have to say, it was a pain to get on and took much longer than I expected. I had to almost go inch by inch around the outer edge of the wheel from the top-down, and at times I didn't think I would actually be able to do it. My steering wheel is 15in across, so I knew it could be done.I'm a large male and it took a lot of strength to get this fully on. I would hate to see a smaller person try this on his/her own. I would expect someone older or with less muscle strength to need some help getting this on. Just a warning.

After reading reviews, I was afraid of the installation process. A friend of mine gave me a great piece of advice. Put it into your car & let it heat up for a few hours. It makes it playable. I had it on it 3 minutes.

Update: no sun cracks in the leather and does not more. At all.Hah! Ok. This cover is fantastic. High quality leather, holding up beautifully after a year with me, but... Ok. To put on. Sitting down in your car you slide the top over and it's perfect. Then you go to try and slide the bottom part in and, well, crap, not even close to fitting. That's where the pulling, muttering, and expletive strewn yelling starts. I lost track of my inventive swears. Too bad. Some were good. Eventually ran into the house and grabbed a giant, long screwdriver. Used that to hook on the bottom to pull down until it fit under the steering wheel. (Sidenote: If, at point, my bf had come out and asked if I needed help I woulda snarled and growled at him. The struggle of wills between steering wheel covering and me was growing violent.) However, my dumba$@, didn't put the top exactly where I wanted it, and there's no adjusting it once it's on. So I had to take it off and start over. Look. This will fit your wheel but be prepared to do some serious manuevering. Try a screwdriver. And profanity. Worked for me.

Love this steering wheel cover. It's the 2nd one I've bought for 2 different vehicles. Installation tip: If the weather is cold when you install it, I preheated the oven to 175 and put the cover in for 10-15 minutes. I placed a towel on a cookie sheet and placed the cover on that. The heat softens the leather enough to stretch it on fairly easy.

Got it for my sis. When I finally got it on it was cockeyed, but decided to leave it the way it was cause I wasnt the one who had to deal with it. The sis thanked me for the cover and requested I straighten it out. I assured her I would once I had the time. 2 weeks later she decided to take it off and straighten it herself. After spending half the day trying to get it back on she stormed in the house and threw it at me demanding I put it back on. So I put it on in the same cockeyed position. Who new this cover would provide me with such joy.

The instructions on placing this wrap around my steering wheel said it was best to get the material warm first. I tried that by leaving in my car on an 86 degree day. It did feel more supple then but still was difficult to put on. The best way to put it on is with two people. The stronger of the two gets it placed over the topmost part of the steering wheel and then the 2nd person tugs on it hard and gets it to fit around the entire steering wheel. At least this is what worked best for us. I would also add that this will make your steering wheel feel a lot thicker. If you have small hands you may not feel you have as good of control as you would with just the steering wheel to grip with nothing wrapped around it. The material seems very durable and is sharp looking. I got the one with the red stripe on it and it matches the lights on my Kia Sorento dash.

I purchased this steering wheel cover and paid double the price of the fake leather versions because it said real leather, but after receiving it there was no appearance or smell of real leather. The foam backing indicated to me that it was fake and when I inquired about the materials to the company they responded 'puro' and to please give them a good review since they are a small company. I am not having any problems with the cover since it fits very snugly on my steering wheel, but I think the advertising for this product was false and I ended up paying twice the price for a fake leather cover.

I gave this steering wheel cover as a present to my father for his Nissan Altima. He said it was a little difficult to get on but once it was there, it was good. No slipping. It looks nice too -- he's very happy with it. I was initially a little concerned in the way the steering wheel was packaged. As you can see in the picture, it was smashed together but it ended up being just fine.I recently got to drive my father's car. I'm a woman with small hands. I had to remove the cover because the it made the steering wheel too large for me to wrap my fingers around and get a good grip. Overall I recommend this product just not for people with small hands.