19.6 Inch Artificial Leather Car Steering Wheel Cover with Needles and Thread DIY Hand Sewing Anti-Slip Auto Steering Cover for Volvo Mercedes Actros Etc Black

Still getting new accessories for the new car, ‘21 Honda Accord Hybrid, and this was one of them. I didn’t want to get one of those other steering wheel covers, which are ill fitting and sort of too thick. The Accord’s steering wheel is already pretty hearty. But I also wanted a little project as well, something that is somewhat customizable. What better than a DIY steering wheel cover.This one is pretty nice, with lots of colors to choose from and also how you actually stitch it up will really make it yours. Though not made of real leather, this micro fiber leather is nice to the touch, grippy with little perforations and accent colored stitching as well. It’s a tight fit, which may take you a few minutes to get on the steering wheel. I feel it adds just the right amount of buik to the steering wheel. Other ready made grips would make the steering wheel too thick for my taste. But this is just right. I also like that the accent colored thread/binding is customizable as well. I choose the blue for the hybrid.The hard part is the actual stitching pattern you decide on. I had to YouTube how to put it on, and there are about 5 different styles/patterns to follow. In the end i chose the simple one, as I’m fat and not very.flexible, and can’t move around the steering wheel to do the more intricate patterns. But what you have to do is literally stitch the thread around the steering wheel to secure it. It’s not fast and you can get hurt and poke yourself with the needle, if you aren’t careful or if you are tired. Which did happen to me several times.But in the end it’s nice to know that you put some time and energy into the steering wheel wrap. It is not for everyone, but if you are up to it, it will be fun in the end. Whether you have an old steering wheel that needs to be e covered or just trying to protect your new steering wheel from sun damage, this is a great option.

Turned out excellent. The leather is soft and stretched nicely to fit. It molded perfectly to the finger grips on my cars steering wheel, so it looks almost original.Make sure you take your time with the stitching and line up the two sides properly. I had to backup and start over a few sections just to make sure I got them right. But the end result looks excellent.Only question now is how well it will hold up over time. For now, it looks and feels great!

Took a while to install which they had a video that displayed the proper way of stitching it on. After some time thinking with it one look was in too tight and tore through the leather. Thank God it was just one loop and could be hidden behind. Other than that doesn't move, feels good and looks great.

This is definitely a worthwhile, inexpensive, and fantastic upgrade for any car or truck. I installed this cover on my 2005 Chevy Cavalier LS. The faux leather is super soft and comfortable to grip while at the same time has a tough and durable feel to it. I've done a few of these type of covers before from a different brand, but I will definitely buy this one again over any other type of stich on steering wheel cover. The install requires some patience and about 1-2 hours of time, but the result will leave you with a feeling of accomplishment and give any car an upgraded look. I highly recommend this product, especially at such an affordable price!

A little tricky to stretch to fit over the steering wheel but once I got past that it was pretty easy. Took about 45 minutes to install. Very happy with the look and feel. Time will tell how long it lasts. No real directions included but its fairly easy to figure out.

This is not only aesthetically pleasing, but improves my steering wheel, grip and comfort. It doesn’t get too hot or too cold.It does take a lot of patience to sew on. Don’t worry about the thread breaking. just tie your knot again keep going.Do not use one of those tacky wraparound steering wheel covers. Trust me. something like this is the way to go.

The Microfiber leather "false leather" feels pretty quality and it looks nice to boot, but if you have a thicker steering wheel than average be prepared to be rethreading the cover A LOT because they just constantly tore every time I stitched them together.. Maybe its because the steering wheel is to thick, but they should not tear that easily and after they tear the rest of what you already stitched together comes unwound because its a domino affect after the first seam breaks the rest go with it, Needless to say.... Spent 4 1/2 hours just putting this on my car

I got the green stitching version and it looks amazing installed on the wheel, it was simple and took about 15 minutes to stitch it on although it might take someone less time. I drive an old mercury mariner and the steering wheel was flaking apart due to a previous owner constantly putting hand sanitizer on it so I wanted to fix it. Unfortunately, I hate steering wheel covers because they change the thickness of the wheel which is a problem for me. I found this and decided to give it a shot, and honestly I couldn't be happier. I don't feel any of the divots or pieces missing underneath the cover and it's even and good looking. A simple, cheap fix.

Fácil de instalar y de muy buena calidad. Hace que tu volante se vea como nuevo.

Fits nicely, good material, looks and feels great

Price is little hight but nice product. If you need nice grip on steering then you can buy this.Blue color matches to car colour, which i was looking for.

This steering wheel cover looks so cool it fit my Suzuki liana perfectly sliding the wrap onto the wheel is quite difficult due to the wrap being very tight but that would be so the wrap doesn’t slide around after installed. The final result looks and feels amazing

Se siente muy ligero el volante y no te deja olor en las manos como otros materiales, es muy fácil de poner solo te lleva unos 30 minutos