C P R Classic Synthetic Leather Steering Review

Breaks almost immediately with slight stretch after using a blow dryer on low speed - almost as if the perforation was designed for that. Might work if you use a much larger size than advertised - I had a 14 1/2-15 1/2" model for my 15" wheel. Revain replied with no questions asked so just a bit of a waste of time.

If you are looking for a steering wheel cover like the old days, then you have come to the right place. I've been looking for this style in auto parts stores and auto departments for a long time and no one else is wearing them. One-piece covers are always placed on the steering wheel. This is the one that used to be.

I didn't like everything from the product to the instructions. The product is made from inferior materials. Broke while putting it on. Even if it didn't break, I had a hard time figuring out the direction. The four steps seem simple enough, but the instructions, even with pictures, don't give a clear idea of how to achieve the end result. The presentation of a video on Revain's website provides clarity.

This is not the quality film I used to put on my 1969 VW Beetle but it will do. I heated the film with a hair dryer to make it easier to apply to the steering wheel of my 2001 Honda Accord. It doesn't cover the wheel completely, but adequately. These things are easy to summarize and I don't understand why so many people are complaining about gaps and fuzzy directions.

I bought this jeep for my sons. Although the item looked nice, I was still totally disappointed. According to the description it fits a 15 inch handlebar. However, it wasn't big enough to accommodate him. I've installed dozens of these over the years. However, when attempting to mount the lid, it broke in half. So I didn't even install it. Don't waste your time and money on this.

I have read reviews of this product saying it was very difficult to fit and in some cases broke when trying to fit it to the steering wheel. At first I had trouble stretching it to fit, but then I remembered that friction becomes more malleable as it gets warmer, so I found a plastic cup I had in my closet and filled it with boiling hot water faucet and I rolled the lid as small as possible to fit in a cup of hot water. I left it there for about 3 minutes, took it out and immediately put it on…