🚚 Optimal Grip Silicone Steering Wheel Cover for 16-19" Semi-Trucks Review

This is our second cover, the first was for our crosshead, my husband really liked it. We have just received the 2021 Ram Truck, I have ordered the next size up. Passed without any problems.

I've taken it on and off every workday for a year and it's still in great condition. I have to share a work car so that's great for that. Feels like grippy rubber. I don't mind that feeling, but it's a preference.

I drive a school bus and wanted to see if I could find the right steering wheel cover. That's it. The bus I drive is a 2019 Bluebird Vision and the cover stuck very easily. i love this feeling If I find one for my pickup, I'll order it.

Fits my 2020 Jeep Gladiator perfectly! Totally easy to install (tightens better than any previous steering wheel covers I've bought for my old 2008 Toyota Camry that I've owned before). The grip is quite comfortable. The silicone material seems to work with the heater on my handlebars with no side effects. 10 out of 10, highly recommended!

It was an easy install compared to some covers that really need STRESSING to fit. It also fits like a glove. I have mine on a 2019 Peterbilt 579 with an 18" wheel and for what's out there you could probably get it to 16-20". It's nice to have traction again when cornering and reversing. I can't say enough about its durability as I've only had it for a short time, but it's a rubbery material that should last a while.

I used this on my Jayco Precept motorhome, my handlebar size is 17 1/4", it fits well but not sure if it will fit a 19" wheel . Rad, but the material is flexible yet strong so with a little tugging it will likely fit. I'm writing this review to help other RV owners who may be interested in improving their steering grip. Received today and installed today, can't wait for my next trip with this unit installed.

I really like that I don't have to grip the steering wheel so tightly when my hands are dry. It fits perfectly with the International ProStar+ steering wheel. Everything else requires some work, but I'm sure it will do for almost any bike. The only issue I had was that it wouldn't stay in place when turning the steering wheel with one hand while reversing. It kept shifting and I had to reattach it. Something I could probably adapt to by changing my own habits. The fact that it's easy to remove…