🚗 BMLEI Genuine Leather Steering Wheel Cover: Anti-Slip, Soft Padding, Universal 15 Inch – A Must-Have Auto Car Accessory! Review

I used this on my 2001 Dodge Ram 1500. circumference of your wheel before ordering. This cap is technically a little wide, so I wrapped 2 layers of 2" wide tape around the wheel to add a small girth. That helped, but the case was still a little loose, so I took extra care to keep the seams sealed. Im very happy but you have to really want it. lol It took me an hour and a half. I did this without removing the steering wheel from the car. After that I feel like it was with a wheel on car would be

This product is amazing. I was really arguing about paying $700 for a new heated steering wheel on a used truck I just bought. My steering wheel just mocked the previous owner. (damaged ring and hand lotion) If you know steering wheel covers like I do, they all suck. If I could get a new steering wheel in a few days I would never order it. the new part was 2 weeks. So I decided that I would give him a chance. Okay, that's a pain to put on, I'm not going to lie about it. But it's worth it. I…

Set of leather steering wheel covers. The leather was nice and soft, and the perforations made it more attractive than a plain non-perforated leather steering wheel cover. However, the needles were blunt, making it impossible to pierce the skin. I wrote to the sellers but the problem wasn't solved because they said they couldn't replace the needles. I'm not sure what the native language of the representative(s) is, but the written answers were unclear. Eventually I found other needles that I…

I needed a new steering wheel cover for my 2009 Jeep Wrangler. I can't stand the feeling of thickness from many other options. I love my factory leather case. The OEM steering wheel is 15.5", I wanted 0.5" smaller for a good fit. This steering wheel cover fits like a glove! Very pleasant feel. Tiny perforations in the skin help group and allow my hands to breathe. The set includes 2 needles and thread material. The instructions recommend using both supplied threads. However, I have decided to…

1) Take your time. 2) Do it in good light during the day (bright sunshine) so you can see what you're doing better. 3) The instructions provided are fine, but I would recommend watching a few videos to make sure you understand how to sew this. 4) If you do NOT know how to make beautiful stitches, use black thread. With threads of a different color (e.g. red), your mistakes will be noticeable. You're going to make a mistake by two if you're not used to sewing these covers on. The black stitching