Review on Nappa Leather Car Steering Wheel Cover - Stylish & Non-Slip Interior | 15 inches Universal | Black by Jeff Hall

My new Mercedes Benz C 300 has a worn spot on the steering wheel after less than 1 year of ownership and less than 10,000 km. I took it to the dealer for the first service and mentioned the wheel but they don't cover it under warranty because they determined the wear was caused by an outside influence. Okay, this happened to me on my first car, a 1988 Grand Am at 120,000 miles and a leather wheel in a 2013 Honda Accord at 90,000 miles, but I wasn't expecting that from a new Mercedes. However, they offered me to get a steering wheel cover. For a while I refused even to look for one, but after looking at the worn leather on top of my handlebars for another month I looked at Revain and found this one. Thought for the price I'd give it a try. I am more than happy. Not only does it look great, it also feels great in the hand. My car has a beige interior, so light blue and red stitching wouldn't be an exact m6 choice, but it's actually subtle and looks good. It would look even better with a black or gray interior, but that's a nitpick. Not me. Knowing when I've bought something at such a great price and been happy with the result. Even if you don't have any problems with your steering wheel, this cover is a good addition. Yes, it's a bit tight to put on, but that's how you want it. Nobody wants a steering wheel cover that slides over the steering wheel. I think any adult with reasonable grip strength can carry this. It might be a bit harder for women, but I think they should be able to wear it. No problem. It adds a bit of thickness to the wheel, but it's ok, and when I take it off I feel like the original was too thin. The leather has a pleasant feel and a very light upholstery effect, which is very pleasant. It was an almost perfect fit and had no creases or imperfections that I could see. . Overall a great product for the price. I think they could easily charge $20 more and still be great value.