Review on 🚗 CAR PASS Full Wood Grain Leather Steering Wheel Covers – Universal Fit for Suvs, Trucks, Sedans – Anti-Slip Design – Beige by Amicz Kakaruk

Well, my previous steering wheel cover was definitely worn out to the point where the threads and stitching were now sticking out in several places around the perimeter, but I didn't just wear it out Necessity, but also stick to it for so long for aesthetic reasons. It really went particularly well with the interior of my 2011 Chevy Malibu. But unfortunately everything comes to an end at some point. That being said, I went looking for a steering wheel cover that would also go well with my car's interior and this was the closest thing to the previous one. Unlike my previous one, the inside/side of the cover is a darker shade of beige rather than closer to white, but overall I really like it and I "wow" every time I put it on. . I have included photos of the application and tried to include parts of my interior trim as well so you can see that it fits extra well (the thing on top of my dash is a magnetic phone mount if you are wondering/concerned. Placement is perfect for GPS use). I would like to point out that this cover was indeed DIFFICULT, I spent a good 45 minutes fixing it and even then there was one part I wasn't entirely happy with. , but in the three weeks I've had it, it finally matched the contour of my steering wheel. There is a technique to use it. Actually you put a small part on the handlebars first and then you take the next comfortable part with one hand and then you take the other hand and twist it firmly in place and you move up. alternately until the entire wheel arch is assembled. Imagine wringing a washcloth out of water, except only one hand is actually moving and you're applying way more pressure than necessary. Maybe even have a second person help you hold the opposite side so it doesn't come loose. However, this is a particularly difficult application. THIS IS NOT A PRODUCT DEFECT. previous out The previous one was stretched and had a significantly larger diameter than the new one. So noticeable that I thought this one wouldn't fit and hence the large amount of brute force that goes with its application, but again this isn't a fault of the product. It SHOULD be. The boot's black inner lining has small raised ribs that help keep the steering wheel shoe in place, because the last thing you want from the boot is for it to suddenly slip while you're trying to corner, and then suddenly you hit something. This feature (which is pretty much standard now) along with the fact that the boot needs to be stretched a bit to fit is to make absolutely sure that the boot is securely attached to the steering wheel without moving. Conclusion: I do a lot. I like this cover and considering years later when it's finally worn out on me if it's still on the market I would buy it again anytime.