Genuine Leather Steering Wheel Cover, Stitch On Wrap for Steering Wheel up to Diameter 15 Inches, DIY Sewing Steering Wheel Protector, Car Accessories (Black, Glossy)

Good quality, genuine, soft, blemish-free leather.

Love the way this cover really hugs my steering wheel after I put it on, makes my Volvo look sleek 🏆

Great leather, but I overall the quality is okay.. Though I wish there was a better leather option though ethier way it works just follow youtube videos!

Muy buen producto, las. Instrucciones excelentes, instalación óptima siguiendo esas instrucciones.

Time consuming but looks amazing

Took 2 hours to put on and looked great but issues with stitching in leather. Some pieces came loose. Now it’s a waste of time as I will have to take it off which took another 30 mins.

I’m not the best at it, but it came out very nice. It feels nicely compared to the original. Not bad for the price and took me a little over 3hrs to finish.

I've used theses type of steering wheel covers before, but this one really impressed me. It was definitely better than previous ones I've purchased before and was cheaper too. I'll be buying another one. Take your time and watch a YouTube video on how to install. It didn't cone with any instructions.

I haven't tried to put it on yet, but my initial thoughts on the product so far is that I am happy because it is real leather. The thread that came with it (x2 thread bundles and 2 needles) seems to be very nice and thick enough for strength and durability. I will add photos once I install. I believe this to be a good product that anyone would appreciate having on their steering wheel. If your thinking about buying it, then this is the seller to get from because it's quality. No lies, no jokes. If it lasts under 1 year I will update, but if it last longer it's worth the buy at 20$.

Cuesta trabajo instalarlo

Real leather, nice fit for a 10 year old Mazda CX5. I am pleased with the results. I started by making sure the seam was exactly in the middle of the bottom of the steering wheel. It comes with 2 strings. I cut the first one in half and started sewing from the very bottom and towards the left, completing the bottom left corner first. I continue with the entire second string completing the remaining 3/4 from the left, up and then towards to right and back to the bottom. Handy tools (not included) were a thimble, a pair of worn out golf gloves to protect my hands, needle nose plyer and a tool that pushes a needle through. I only used the last 2 items a couple of times but they came in very handy for those tough spots. Patience is required to do a good job.