🚗 Eiseng DIY Sew Car Steering Wheel Cover for Honda Accord / Insight (Black Suede Red Thread) - Custom Fit & Stylish Interior Accessory! Review

Good leather quality and fit but poor stitching. As a result, the cover had to be completely rebuilt so that it could be sewn on.

Love it! Yes, it literally takes 2 hours to install, but it looks so good! So it costs $45! I would do it at any opportunity! BEWARE! If you're impatient, this DIY project isn't for you!

I was surprised and extremely frustrated when I read the complicated installation guide for this product. The installation kit includes a roll of double-sided tape and even a sewing needle and thread. Do not purchase this item if you do not enjoy sewing or are experienced tailors.

The wheel arch is very narrow I almost thought I couldn't fit it on my 2018 Honda Accord. Other than that, it looks like it's going to hold up pretty well. The skin of this case is slightly textured compared to the standard smooth spinning wheel. I personally like the texture a bit better, but that might be because it's different from the stock wheel.

This case differs from the others in that it is specifically tailored to fit the 2018/2019 Honda wheels so it looks a lot better than the generic ones. It's also quite difficult to install - I screwed up a bit that it's not perfectly centered/positioned on the wheel, but it still looks and feels good. A huge upgrade over the stock EX fairing plastic wheel. FYI, the instructions that came with it weren't specific to this wheel so I just followed the 3 spoke part and it was relevant enough.

This is by far the best after sale steering wheel cover. It doesn't look cheap or crappy. It matches the 2018 Honda Accord perfectly. The look and feel has a rich and authentic feel. After installing it I would do some things differently to make it look even better and make the installation easier. First, don't follow the instructions to measure spoke-to-spoke nylon cord 5 times the length. Measure the length 8 times. Don't worry, this handlebar comes with plenty of nylon thread and you'll have

After installation (2-3 hours) it basically feels like an OEM leather steering wheel. The skin is trimmed tight but not exactly, so you end up with some weird patches to deal with. The back of the sides where the center connects to the wheel has a little play, but this can go away over time. It seemed to me that the more I pushed him to where he needed to go, the more he stayed there. The bottom was only visible if you tried to touch it, but it was a lot better than the sides and pressing it in