🔴 KAFEEK Frost Fluffy Microfiber Plush Steering Wheel Cover - Winter Warm & Universal 15 inch Soft Fuzzy Steering Wheel Cover in Brilliant Red Review

This steering wheel cover is very thick and feels high quality. I also love color. But somehow it's small for my standard steering wheel size.

Difficult to put on because it needs to be secure but not fluffy and very soft. I feel so freaking cute with this cover ♡ very relevant. Update: 3 months later the fur looks…. less fluffy and beautiful. It will be a little curly... not so fancy. Maybe oh so sloppy.

wife loves it on her cgetojed trailhawk jeep. Make sure you put it inside the suit and warm it up to make it easier to put on. I used plastic wire ties to hold it in place while I put it on. Facilitates installation. It's tight, but it's good. Doesn't twist or turn the steering wheel. Stay in Omacha

I love it so much I want to keep rubbing it while riding! Definitely worth buying! I bought another one and returned it and then bought this one and am so happy I did! This one was of much better quality and really thick! Highly recommended! I would give a gold star on top of a 5 star rating!

Black is out of the question. Underside coloring is back, but then it's heavily matte, making it look gray. It suits me, I have a gray interior. It's amazingly soft. When trying to put it on I was wondering if it wasn't too small, it's a real wrestling match and the fabric doesn't flex. I put it on and it doesn't slip what you want. Mine drove a 2017 Nissan Rogue Sport.

When I first got this it was sooooo fluffy and soft. It wasn't difficult at all to place and it holds tight to the steering wheel. It had an odd oily texture that dried out my hands, but quickly faded as the natural oils on my hands rubbed away the fibers. It's been about 3 weeks and he's still very soft but has lost a lot of his fluffiness. I expected this to happen. I think it was worth the money and I will buy another one from this company when my cover decides it's gone.

I bought this for my 2012 Hyundai Santa Fe. It's not that easy to install. The instructions say if it's too hard, leave it in the sun for a while. It was 98° when I left it in the car to sit in the sun. Came back to 104° and it was still hard to pull so I used a rope to hold it to the handlebars while turning, eventually pulling hard and putting on the last cover. Only 20 minutes in the hot sun with difficulty getting dressed. The good news is I won't be driving my car with 200° handlebars in…