AULLY PARK Universal Genuine Leather Car Steering Wheel Cover Stitching Style (Size M Review

Size MI, have already wrapped several handlebars with other brands. This is the first Aully Park coil I've tried, but during installation I had a lot of holes when tightening the string. Mind you, it wasn't excessive violence or anything. It was the normal force used to tighten the cord when I tie the lace and the holes failed. They are not all near the edge either, and yet they have broken through. And it's all within the first five inches or so at the time of wrapping. I am disappointed with…

If you measured correctly and got the right size then it will fit you. The main thing is to be patient and not to miss classes because of fatigue! It took me about 2.5 hours to make mine on a Saturday morning but it looks beautiful! The Toyota Tacoma's steering wheel is oddly shaped, thicker on the bottom than on top, with oddly thick sections at ten and two o'clock, and it still worked well. The set contained three pieces of yarn and two needles. I used 1 1/2 pieces of thread. The instructions

Yes, a very useful part to protect your handlebars, especially when painted a large or similar colour. Real leather gives your interior zest. Once fitted correctly it looks like it is part of the original interior, the quality of the leather is so good. I have to say that when you install it, make sure you don't have anything to do for the next two hours. You should take the time to fix this on your steering. Take your time, be careful, and park your car where there is enough light to see every

I bought the black leather version of this quality hubcap for my F150 in 2018 and it still looks and feels as good as the day I installed it. I am very happy with it. I was smiling from ear to ear when I finished sewing it onto the steering wheel. I then sent photos to friends and family to impress them with the bigger picture. Last month my neighbor bought a used f150 similar to mine and of course wanted the same hubcap for his truck. As a not very tech-savvy neighbor and with little Internet…

My father has a 14 year old pickup truck and the leather steering wheel has been worn out for a long time. He's tried duct tape (DON'T DO THAT! Glue gets everywhere) and I've tried to find a new OEM replacement but it's out of stock from the manufacturer. Disassembling the cars wasn't the best option due to the age of the rig and the extra controls on his car. We tried one of these slipcovers and it sucked, followed by a trip to the local auto upholstery shop (gag, cough, you want HOW MUCH!?!),

finally put on, decent quality and feel. with black thread. Very simple design that works on fat steering wheels like the post 2003 Jetta. I had to purchase a neoprene strap after realizing my handlebars were thin due to a cut on the wrap. DO NOT BUY NEOPRENE UNLESS YOU WANT IT SOFT. BUY A FILLER RUBBER If you have thin handlebars, the RUBBER retains the best positive feel under the sleeve. I would buy again if needed, installation took me 2-2.5 hours. I feel fulfilled lol. Before ordering…

Leather quality is really good. He is soft and hard. The installation instructions are fairly basic, but don't provide a clear diagram of how to thread the line. Luckily the people who left reviews took photos too. Judging by the pictures and instructions I was able to figure it all out. Going all the way it all looked pretty good, but it didn't look complete. It was similar to the photos people left in the reviews (pic 1 is mine). I figured it would be better to go the whole circle again but…

I have used this wheel cover/mudguard (I have a medium size that fits the exact diameter of the steering wheel) on my 2016 Honda Civic and the results have been pretty good, see picture below. The only complaints I had with this were: 1) during installation, handlebars with meaty or thick grip circles don't have the lid fully closed 2) and they don't provide you with enough thread if you get terribly tangled (like I did did, but luckily I ONLY have enough left over to finish it without having…

I bought a size M for my 2006 Honda Ridgeline. This replaced a much more expensive film I had for about 10 years. The basic Ridgeline model has plastic handlebars with a relatively small diameter. Fits VERY tight but I prefer something that can move after a while. Contains two needles and two pieces of thread. The needles were a joke. I tried threading through the hole where each existing stitch went through the leather as shown in the instructions. The needles are straight and have a blunt…