Review on Jumbo Crystal Rhinestone Steering Wheel Cover With Non-Slip Diamond Leather - Comfy And Sparkly - Universal 15 Inch - Red Color by Chad Baio

I needed to swap out my winter steering wheel cover (sheepskin) for something fun for the rest of the year. I was bored of the old black leather one. (All my covers were Ebay purchases, btw.)Found this one, read the reviews, and gave it a try. Was skeptical as to its comfort level because of the stones. Also wondered how difficult it would be to put on.Packaging was nicely minimal yet protective, and shape was preserved by foam inside the cover. There was a less than pleasant smell upon opening, however, unimportant because it fades in a day or two.I thought I'd struggle more with install, yet did not because the shape is so well designed. I was able to start from the top; just placed it on, focused on covering tue rear side of the wheel, then coaxed the front over and around. It took maybe 5-10 minutes, tops, a couple of false starts, yet I only cursed once, so points. LolThe construction - which other reviewers on here said was solid - is just that. I'm impressed. The leather is thick and well stitched, the rhinestones (or whatever) are well-placed, and look like they'll hold.I didn't see any other photos of the "black diamond", so crossed my fingers upon purchase as to how it would look. (My Suburban is black on black.)It is *gorgeous*. No front. I am surprised at how much I love this steering wheel cover. Photos don't do justice. If you wondered like I did if the "white/silver" squares between the colored "stones" are fabric (it was hard to discern from photos), the answer is no. They are also crystals, just smaller.The sparkle - especially when the sun hits - is a mood-lifter; a whole Mood. :-) (It turns your vehicle into Da Club when your tunes be thumping! Moonroof open, windows down, and system up, peeps! :-D)I also picked this cover out of the multitude of crystal cover options because I wanted larger stones; they seemed like they'd be more comfortable in hand.And the cover actually is comfortable in use. It does add a thickness to the wheel (which may be a learning curve for some), yet the grip is solid and the stones don't cut into one's hands. Nor is the thickness overly so (then again, I'm used to the thickness of steering wheel covers, thanks to my sheepskin one). The crystals *do* get warm in sunlight (potentially quite warm), be aware.I love to drive, and this cover just adds to the overall fun of doing so. Love it so much I bought the rainbow one for my younger daughter's (white) car (cause Unicorns are the Best!).I'm glad I didn't buy a cheaper one. Every now and then, it isn't all about the Bennies. :-)