Mayco Bell Car Steering Wheel Cover 15 Inch Comfort Durability Safety (Black Dark Blue) Review

Matches my 2011 Kia Soul on a slightly warm day. Looks good, beautiful, comfortable. However, it gets hot – the tanned areas are colder. I've bought several cases over the years and I think all tan colors with holes are the coolest and most comfortable. Came folded in a plastic bag, which I've never seen other types do. Let's return to Pep Boys next time.

My steering wheel was torn with a pocket knife. The steering wheel cover arrived on time. Installation wasn't particularly easy, but then again I'm glad it's nice and airtight. I used a large screwdriver as a lever to stretch the wheel cover to keep it moving. Once on, it's perfect and looks great.

Fits the steering wheel of my Nissan Pathfinder 2016. At first I thought it was a small cover. You just have to stretch the cover. Start adding grease to the top of the steering wheel and gradually move the nozzle down. Pull the bottom of the leather case and push in firmly. Press the cover and fix how it will look on the steering wheel. Very easy to install. Less than a minute.

I've never been a fan of steering wheel covers. I ordered this suitcase by mistake but when I received it I knew what the heck I'll try. After stretching it with my foot like a crossbow is cocked, I managed to install it. The fit is tight with no movement or slipping. The stitching on mine is excellent with minimal fraying, it feels and looks great. Generally random"error".

Bought and fitted a cover on an ugly burnt Super Duty steering wheel. It took some effort to make it even, but it looks great. It holds up well in the Utah sun, which is nice too. It offers a comfortable grip that is soft yet durable and comfortable on hands in hot or cold weather. The material wears well and after three years still looks as good as on the first day. Worth the price and all the frustration of installation!

Arrived on time went to YouTube to watch the installation video, followed the 2 minute installation instructions and left the cover on the dash soft in the half sun for about an hour and pliable started at the top of my 2007 15" Tundra bike, which was starting to delaminate, and worked a little on each side until all I had was the bottom (the suggestion to rotate the cap while you go seems to help guide the ground). Work the ground around the handlebars until both sides are level (about 10-15…

My car doesn't have enough life yet, but after ten years of use, it's time to start selling some components. Especially if you live down here, aka God's Front Lawn is a great place, but it gets pretty hot there. And believe me, you will definitely benefit from this product. No more sticky, hot steering wheels for me! Probably should have waited a while instead of taking the thing out of the box and immediately trying to put it back in place. I can't say I've ever fought a vicious mammal before,

I really like my steering wheel cover. Some reviews say the handlebars are difficult to get on, but I've bought a few covers over the years and they've all been a bit difficult. To alleviate this, I let the handlebar cover warm up in the sun (the hotter the better, but only the sun) so that it becomes less stiff and my handlebars are also in the sun. Be careful, it gets hot. The heat from the steering wheel prevents the trunk from cooling down. Work carefully to avoid tearing or unraveling the…