Eiseng Genuine Leather Steering Wheel Cover DIY Stitch-On Wrap For Honda Civic 2012-2015 Interior Accessories - Black With 13.5-14.5 Inch Diameter And Thread Color Review

I used this product to replace my previous 4 year worn out steering wheel cover , it only took about 3.5 hrs for me to complete, the kit arrived with everything you would need. So after looking at videos on the internet I decided to do it myself and I even used the double-sided tape -it can be done you just need to take your time and be patient-it’s great leather and it was a little hard to stretch out. The main thing is to position it correctly and only peel off the tape in certain spots so it

Overall pretty good steering wheel cover. Packaging was simple but came with all the required tools in the box. Took me 3-4 hr to install.The leather feels a lot nicer than the stock rubber. For those who appreciate chunkier steering wheels, this cover adds a little heft compared to the original. Short of replacing the entire unit with an OEM leather steering wheel it is pretty darn close to the real thing.Taking one star off since I could only get it to fit 95%. Images below show original…

Overall I'm happy. But beware. This installation isn't as easy as it looks. The instructions have pictures but they were not for my exact car and are in broken English. I found a video on YouTube but it had no commentary or tips. They made it look really easy in the video. Obviously they've installed many. I recommend not using any tape on the areas between spokes. That way you can close the gap fully when stitching. The tape prevented that on mine. As you can see at the bottom of the wheel, I…

The overall quality of the material is great, and the finished product is much nicer than my stock steering wheel was starting to look after almost 5 years.The issue I have with this cover is that it doesn't fit my 2013 Honda Civic steering wheel perfectly. After tightening the thread several times, the cover never fully meets in the center of the wheel, leaving gaps throughout it. The excess leather flaps meant to fit underneath the plastic portions of the steering wheel are also too short…

There were no covers made specifically for the SI model. The SI has a badge on the bottom of the steering wheel that needs to but cut out. I used the old wrap as a template for the hole.I did not follow the included the instruction, since I’ve done steering wheel wraps before. I used rubber contact cement instead of the included double sided tap and I removed the steering wheel from the car. Although it may be done without removing it, it’s makes the work a little easier.I believe this wrap was

For the money, this kit was well worth it. I did remove the steering wheel from the car and removed the buttons and all plastic pieces instead of just tucking the leather under them. I also used Dap landau top and trim high temp adhesive instead of the two sided tape that they provide. I had to restitch a couple areas to pull the seam tighter. You have to pull it really tight to close the seam gap but they do close up.

This was a time-consuming DIY project but the material is of excellent quality (genuine leather) and it looks very neat. I give this product a 5/5 rating. It does take time to put together (several hours) but I found it fun at the same time, using a video on youtube as my guide rather than the tutorial video or the instructions (I found them to not be as helpful). Also, I did as several people recommended and only used the 2-sided tape at the 12, 3, 6, and 9 o’clock and also very sparingly, and

Bought this to cover my 2013 civic vinyl steering wheel that was beginning to show wear at the top. (See before photos)This is definitely an intermediate level project. Going slow took about 3 hours. Not difficult but requires some patience. Lots of videos online that can help you along. I only used the double sided tape on the flaps around the top of the volume/cruise buttons.There are a couple spots where it’s not perfect but I don’t think anyone would notice besides myself. Overall it looks…

I have a 2012 Honda Civic and over the years there is now a spot on the steering wheel that has so much wear it looked horrible. The size of the steering wheel isn't standard and I was having trouble finding a tight, non bulky cover to fit. This work perfectly and looks not only like brand new, but sportier now! Love it! The picture shows some wrinkles but I was able to smooth those out.

The quality of the leather seems good but it does not fit well on the steering wheel and there is a large gap between the two pieces once you install it. I contacted the company and was told that I needed to deal with Revain instead. Not happy after spending a good amount of time installing it.

Really nice, quality feel once it's installed. It does take a little time and effort to sew it on, but once it's on, it really adds a feeling of quality to the steering wheel. It really dresses up the look of a 10-year-old car.

2015 Honda Civic, I tries to install it, however, it was extremely small, I tried to stretch it but didn't really work even after a few hours. It looked so tight that I thought it was going to break! Its not an exact fit in. I repeat, its not an exact fit in.

Good for the price. Will take time to put on. I think it came out great but it took me 4 hours. Make sure you use enough thread because you don’t want to start to run out near the end as that will make things very difficult.