Review on BDK Grain Steering Standard Leather by Marcus Loeffler

). Installing the steering wheel cover on my 2016 Lincoln MKZ was fairly easy which is surprising as Revane said it would not fit my car. I installed it asap. To make landing easier, I turned on the heated steering wheel, set the heated windscreen to maximum height, and placed the steering wheel cover on the dashboard to make it more flexible. I have found that the hardest part of installing these steering wheel covers is making sure everything is lined up correctly. However, I was able to level the steering wheel and then turn off the ignition to limit steering wheel movement during installation. Luckily I had it almost perfect when trying to put it on. How well it matches the interior of my car, my Lincoln has a real nub on the bottom bracket cover of the steering wheel (see steering wheel side-by-side). high). However, I love the look of traditional wood and leather steering wheels with real wood trim. In addition, the wood on the steering wheel is so small that you don't even notice it. While not a perfect match, it still works better with the real wood dashboard trim and real wood steering wheel that came with my wife's Grand Cherokee Summit. In addition, it does not bother the heated steering wheel. . It heats up almost as quickly as it used to in "wood paneling" areas. Even on a cold morning, the leather parts of the steering wheel are pleasant to the touch.