Hand-Stitch Steering Wheel Wrap Cover for 2021 2022 Ford F-150 F150 XL/XLT/Limited Interior Urethane Steering Wheel Protector Cover Accessories (Orange Marker)

This wrap is wonderful. I was wondering how it would turn out but after watching a couple YouTube videos, I tackled it and am very please with the outcome. The leather feels real and looks ALMOST OEM.I would definitely do it again.The video that they link too isn't of too much help but you can find very good ones online.This went on a '22 F-150 Lightning, but it's the same as a gas F-150.About the only detractor id the little flaps on the outside of the bottom of the steering wheel spokes and the little pieces that are on top of the 3 and 9 o'clock spokes. The ones on the bottom need tape (included) to stay against the spokes which is really fine but maybe with a little more material they could be tucked into the trim wheel like other parts. The ones on the side spokes lay down fine, but there might be a way for them to tune those up.That said, I am VERY IMPRESSED with the quality and look.

Edit: After this review, it was suggested i retirn the cover. They charged me after refunding me and sent me another. No email, no note. I sent Amazon a note about it, and they advised i placed the order in Dec. We didnt realize it until it showed up today! 2/4/23. What a rotten thing to do.After 3 weeks the thread is coming apart. I didnt try to over stretch it, it actually fit well, but now it is not comfortable to have on the steering wheel. I am going to have to remove the cover, or it is going to fall off anyways.When I first tried this on my 2022 F150, I said noway will this fit or will the seams come together. I read the instructions and watched the video ( not for a 2021 or 22 F150). I had very little faith, but I started and just kept sewing, making sure the leather was "seamed". The hardest part wasn't actually the sewing, it was having faith in the tool to tuck in the leather because I was thinking the whole time, it was going to split right through the leather.I took my time. Total time 2.5 hours. I broke the smaller needle in half trying to push it through the leather, and moved to the larger needle. I suggest this, as it made sewing, so much easier. Also, keep in mind, with a basic stitch, you will only use about 3/4 of one spool of thread.....so if you screw up, you can always pull the thread out and start over. I also suggest starting with the upper part of the wheel ( using about double what you think you need) that way you can ensure the stripe is centered on the top of the steering wheel. The lower 2 parts a little wonky. The key is to begin this part by tucking in the back side 1st. You will need to pry it up from the backside and tuck it in and snap the trip back all the way. Then tuck un the front. I made the mistake of doing the front and moving to the back, but didn't have enough of the back to do anything with.Note: on those lower part of the wheel where your volume keys are, as you start this, you will want to tuck in the front under the back and push the thread through the leather to ensudre it stays put. If you dont do this, you WILL have what seems like a bunch of extra leather. You will use every pre-threaded stitch. If you skip any, your stitching will be lopsided.Remember, there is is enough thread if you mess up.Good luck! Best improvement to my F150 yet.

Takes a long time to install but it’s worth it. Looks great, feels great when holding the wheel. Very satisfied and I recommend getting it if you’re on the fence.

The wrap is nice and feels premium. It feels like a Raptor steering wheel minus the paddle shifters (I used to have a Raptor, so I’d know). I am not an expert at sewing. The link for the instructional video that the manufacturer gives you is absolutely horrible. I had to watch several other steering wheel wrap videos to get an idea of how to do it. I didn’t realize until after I had done the entire wrap the seams were misaligned slightly. They really need to have a better “how to” video.I completed the wrap the first time in about 2 hrs. I wasn’t happy with it because of the misaligned seams, so I took it off and redid it. Took me about 2.5-3 hours to do on the second time. I wouldn’t recommend reusing the same wrap because the eyelets that are already pre-sewn into the wrap got really weakened the second time. A couple of the eyelets broke when I was cinching the thread down and I had to stop and rig new eyelets. I couldn’t cinch the wrap down as tight as the first time because of the weak eyelets. I was going to buy a new wrap altogether, but now they only sell a stupid orange color and not the grey one like I initially purchased.I saw another reviewer recommended spending the extra $7 on the thicker wax Tiger thread instead of using the crappy thread that is included. I purchased the Tiger thread and it was awesome. I would HIGHLY recommend it. Save yourself the headache, trust me.If the instructions were actually good and useful, then this would have earned five stars. However, for the price and quality of the wrap, it is still worth it.

I knew going into this it was going to require some labor on my part. I did the job in 2.5 hours without having to remove the steering wheel (recommended by many sources). Finished product looks like it came off the lot that way. Feels awesome. Was a bit apprehensive because Amazon warned me before purchasing this was a highly returned item. My guess is lots of folks don’t want to put the effort. You get what you put in in this case.

While you can snag generic covers for $20, I thought this was worth the cost for being somewhat custom to the car. Did take a couple hours to sew on, and I did make a couple mistakes here and there, but for $60 I think it's pretty good. Not perfect, but beats buying a leather steering wheel from a higher trim. Glad its done, and probably would never do again, but overall pretty happy with it.

I bought this for my 2021 F-150 STX truck and as you can see from my pictures the cutout is not right. It doesn’t wrap around the lower section of the steering wheel. Will be reaching out for a refund.

I ordered this with some upgraded waxed thread as suggested by another reviewer and it worked out well. Don’t bother with this if you are not a patient person. But if you are, this will turn out well and look like a higher trim wheel. I also suggest to review a few steering wheel sewing videos online for good tips and suggestions. Take your time!