🚗 Rayauto 15" Odorless Quilted Stitching Pattern Leather Car Steering Wheel Cover-Black with Red: Premium Comfort and Style Upgrade! Review

Good leather case, nice stitching. It took a little patience to put it on but once I did it stayed in place. I recommend, the package came earlier than expected.

Good quality. The only thing I didn't like was the type of packaging. Because it was folded on itself, it was stretched in places that needed to be attached and attached to the handlebars.

The stitching is well below average! Looks good for now, but I'll be sure to replace it soon! Doesn't do justice to the red leather seats in my $7,000 car, but ah! The supplier folded it for shipping and then put it in an envelope big enough for him to keep it in its original shape!

Great looking product Only problem is after 3 months the stitching starts to fray. In this case, do not pull or cut. I would recommend using a lighter to burn the loose stitching, if you tug you will unravel them and if you cut them they will stay put. But in general my Tesla looks good.

I would give this handlebar cover 5 stars but the stitching is unraveling where my foot hits it. But I would still expect it to last longer than a month. I bought the black leather with red stitching and it's great. Too bad the seams haven't gotten better.

I really like the steering wheel cover. It makes my car more stylish. It fits my bike perfectly and doesn't slip. The only thing I didn't like was the packaging. Everything came bent, resulting in creases in the material. I had to iron it on low heat to get rid of creases from folding/wrapping.

Ok. I like the style and the design. That's why I bought it. Tightening the cover wasn't too bad (2016 Chrysler Town and Country) which is easy to put on the steering wheel cover. It fits well and I'm happy with the product, I just wish it was a little softer. Otherwise I am very satisfied and would really buy again if I had to. gratitude

Didn't fit my F150. Saw a photo of another review with their F150 and decided to give it a try. After the coating had acclimated for a few hours in the hot truck, I thought I was good to go. It was still tight and seemed to be stretching. Unfortunately, this stretch was accompanied by a seam rupture and inner core separation. I have installed several covers over the years but have never had such a gap.

It looks really good and matches the seat covers I received. However. It took a lot of effort to get it onto the handlebars and once I put it on I found that it didn't even seem to be where I wanted it to be. Unfortunately, this play was not filmed. Of course I'm probably the only one who will ever notice but it frustrates me that I did my best but due to the difficulty of putting it on my hard work wasn't quite what I wanted.