🚗 BDK Beige Perforated Microfiber Leather Steering Wheel Cover - Fits 14.5 to 15 Inch Diameter Wheels, Comfort Grip Review

This cover works well enough although I'm not thrilled with it. First off, it's not leather, as you might have guessed from the price and reviews, but it's not necessary. Another issue is that I doubt it will actually fit most steering wheels. This makes my 2001 Prius bars quite large leaving a half inch gap in the center almost all the way around. I think it's just the type of lid that isn't laced up, but having used them in the past this one is disappointing and I'm hoping I don't have to…

Tip: If you don't have time to put it in the sun, warm it up with a hair dryer and relax before installation. Make sure the hair dryer is not too hot and blow it for about 30 seconds until the steering wheel cover is hot. Then it slides like a glove. This steering wheel cover is truly ODOR FREE as detailed here. It didn't have that nasty rubber smell like other steering wheel covers. It fits perfectly on the steering wheel of my 2008 Toyota Highlander. It gives a softer texture and feels like…

I love this cover! It's thick, durable, and has a beautiful black color. The threads are also neatly sewn. It also fits my steering wheel perfectly. I was concerned because my steering wheel is actually cream colored but the steering wheel buttons and hand controls are black so the color matches perfectly! It didn't wrap completely around the wheel, but that made it even better because a bit of the cream paint is still visible in places. I'll show you a picture to show what I mean. I use it on…

I bought a steering wheel cover for a 2016 Prius V and it's too big for it. As for "odorless", it definitely does NOT apply to the device I received. The coating has such a strong chemical odor that once removed from the shipping plastic bag, it permeates the entire room. I kept the cover on the Prius steering wheel for a few days and wished it would shrink somehow and fit better. Of course this did not happen. I didn't want to drive with a steering wheel pad that might slip off, so I removed…

2008 F150. It's a warm day, I got it in the truck (about 5 minutes ago) and it took 2 minutes to finish. Fits in the interior, feels comfortable, does not get hot. Here's how I did it: There's only one stitch line going backwards from the front lip. Focus on the top of the steering wheel. You should be able to get around 60% before it gets harder. Three tricks: 1. Make sure that as you slowly move down the sides of the wheel, what you've already slid on is evenly covered front and back. 2…

I bought this because the steering wheel on my 2002 Honda Civic (7th Gen EX 4-Door) was badly worn. This case fits my steering wheel perfectly. The material is pleasantly soft leather, it lies comfortably in the hand and does not smell at all. The cover adds extra bulk to my handlebars (which is welcome). The stitching, while subtle, also helps position the arms properly and there are no loose or frayed ends anywhere. Overall, the material and build quality is fantastic. It took a bit of effort