Belinous Leather Steering Wheel Cover Lace Up, Stitch On Wrap, Universal Fit 13-20 inch Car Truck SUV Pickup Boat, A Whole Piece of Cowhide, DIY Stitch w/Needle Thread (Size M4, Black)

Installed this Belinous leather steering wheel cover on a 2010 Kia Soul, and the result exceeded my expectations. The install process took about three hours, but once I got the hang of the stitching technique, it was smooth sailing. The kit came with everything needed, and the thread held up great—no fraying or snapping.I ended up using a custom stitch pattern because the thread was pulling through the cover a little, but once I adjusted, it came out fantastic. The fit is perfect—tight, flush, and solid all the way around. No sagging or loose areas.The leather feels premium—smooth, soft, and comfortable to grip. It doesn’t get slippery even when your hands sweat, which is a big plus during long drives or hot days. I’ve had it installed for a couple of months now, and it still looks brand new with no visible wear.The cover also enhanced the appearance of the steering wheel, making it look fresher and more refined. For the price, it’s a no-brainer—and yes, I’ve already recommended it to a few friends.⸻✅ Pros:• High-quality leather feel• Tight, OEM-like fit• Customizable stitch pattern• Comfortable, non-slip grip• Great appearance and durability❌ Minor Notes:• Learning curve with stitching, but worth it• Took a few hours, so be ready to commit some time

This actually worked very well and appears to be of very good quality. They also provided two needles and more than enough thread to lace it up. The only issue is installing it and stitching it together with the included thread. Took me a while to get the hang of it and I changed my technique a couple of times before I was happy, so it ended up taking a few hours total to complete. Eventually I would put the thread through one hole on each side, compress the rim with one hand as I pulled the thread very tight with the other, then used a spring loaded clamp to keep it from loosening, like having a third hand. Repeat and repeat over and over until you’re done. Very happy with the results. It comes in several diameters and widths and colors to closely fit your steering wheel so not a one-size-fits-all approach, which would not yield good results. My car is old and the foam padding on the steering wheel was deteriorating and collapsing and beginning to rip. I first wrapped the steering wheel rim using self fusing tape to build it up and compress the original foam, which was loose and coming un-adhered in some areas. I then installed the leather cover over this tape, which worked well. I was mainly interested in function but it actually looks and feels very nice. Highly recommended, but you need time and patience to install it. If I get another one for my other car I can probably install it in an hour, but it took me at least two hours just to figure out how to do it with good results. Results are well worth the effort, feels like it’s going to last for years.

This is by far the best steering wheel cover for the money (sub $20. IMHO it would still be a good buy at $29.99).That being said, if u haven’t done this before and aren’t sewing oriented, like myself, u need to invest at minimum 1 and a half hours installing it. Took me closer to two. U should definitely do it by daytime and watch a youtube video to help u figure it out also (the printed and included instructions aren’t nearly as good as the youtube videos imho).And it wont come out perfect, like mine didnt .However, it’s still really nice and for the price a real win!Tip: pull and straighten the leather over the steering wheel as you go.In general, You will need to pull hard, like really hard to tighten the string. It’s strong, it (the string) won’t rip. U can buy a tool to pull the stitches tight, (you’ll see in YouTube install videos this tool) I didn’t have it, but in hindsight I’d recommend it.The leather seems to be high quality. It’s soft. Durable etc. I got the M4 size for my 2014 Scion XB. Took some stretching but it fit very well.It possibly can take an hour if you’ve done any kind of leatherwork/stitching before. But it’s tedious. Rewarding when it’s finished though.

This lace-up leather steering wheel cover looks great and feels solid once installed, but there are a few things to keep in mind. First, if your steering wheel has thick or wide spokes, this may not be the best option, there's nothing included to secure the wrap around those areas, so it can look a bit unfinished.Second, they provide three lengths of cotton thread and three needles, which seems generous—until I realized the thread is about 5 inches too short per section. I had to splice in an extension, which isn’t a huge deal but definitely an annoyance that could’ve been avoided with just slightly longer thread.That said, the install was pretty straightforward, but long..2 hours to do it carefully. I pulled each stitch nice and tight, and for now, it’s holding well. Time will tell if it loosens up with use.All in all, a solid product with room for improvement—but still worth considering

Shipped fast and seems like high quality leather. It seem d a little tight getting it in the wheel, but ended up a perfect fit once it was laced up. I used the sizing guide and it was perfect. It took me almost four hours to do the job. My installation was on a lawn tractor that the squirrels had chewed on the steering wheel. It now looks like new and feels better than new. My kit contained three pieces and f waxed thread and three needles. I only used two of the threads. I did the baseball stitch. Contrary to reviews I read, I didn't break any needles. Overall I am thrilled with the quality, and the final installation.