🔵 Enhance Your Driving Experience with Bell Automotive Universal Sport Gel Hyper-Flex Core Steering Wheel Cover in Blue Review

Similar to this wheel cover but seems very soft to handle heat in the car and slides easily on the steering wheel in warm weather

Amazing cover, red color is not quite "gel" like Dr. School type gel, haha, it's just soft plastic, that's the best way I can describe it, but it's nice nonetheless. I like that the red part is like a reflector at night.

I feel a big difference with it. He is feeling well. I can see how some people can feel "plasticy" since there is no gel, but I was happy nonetheless. And the price is absolutely justified.

Bought for my husband as part of Father's Day gifts. He loves to! It's prettier in real life and was pretty easy to put on; I could even do it myself. Appears to be of very good quality. I'm glad my husband was so happy. Thanks for a good product at a reasonable price.

Had this in blue for my 2010 VW Beetle. I really liked it so bought it in red when I traded it in for my 2013 Honda Fit Sport. Fits tight, which is a must. It just doesn't fit as well as the Beetle. If only because of the steering wheel design. Not the fault of the product.

It took some effort but when finished it was a great accent piece on my old car. The reflective red color (see photo) gives it a cool sporty look when the light hits it and is very practical on long journeys. It's not the memory foam I was looking for, but a soft cushion and a light massage on that old tight-grip steering wheel that makes steering confident. You can't find a better deal for less than $9. I'm glad I took the risk and the shipping was quick.

I have a 2015 Jeep Wrangler and when I asked the fitment question the affirmative answer may not have been the same year or other reason to say yes. Installation required two men armed with screwdrivers to slide the product through the wheel. After installing it on my own, I gave up; but there was no financial gain in returning it, so a curious friend forced me to persevere. I love the feel of the foam pieces - the reason I bought it - and it now makes the handlebars ridiculously thick, but…

[Updated September 19, 2016] WARNING: The steering wheel, by design, goes straight after a curve after the driver stops the force (torque) on the steering wheel. However, the dynamics of this process changes when a cover is placed on the steering wheel. If the housing is not tight around the handlebars, the handlebars may slip through the interior of the housing it is in contact with and straighten up prematurely. This is exactly what happened to me in a sharp turn. I almost lost control of my…