Car Genuine Leather Steering Wheel Cover, DIY Sewing with Needle and Thread, Breathable, and Anti-Slip, Universal 15 Inch Car Steering Wheel Stitching Wrap (Black, Glossy)

Nice quality. Was able to pull stitches tight without ripping.

Found a video on YouTube for this exact product stretched it around and started stitching i am amazed with the outcome it looks amazing and feels amazing and its leather so it should last a while my steering wheel was so worn and discolored,took me less than a hour once i started stitching great product im doing my work car this week also

Looks awesome. Definitely took longer than I thought. I felt like I moved fairly quickly as I’m a fast learner, and the guy on the video said plan for 2 hours of this is your first one… I took 2.5 hours. So, definitely plan for plenty time. But definitely worth it if you want a nice grip/cover. Suggested tools: a pair of medium thick gloves(not latex but maybe not full leather either) and a wine key/corkscrew. I had one glove on the hand I used to pull the string tight to get a really tight fit, then I used the corkscrew to grab one seam string at a time and tighten it on places I needed that little extra, or if I noticed that a spot was loose 10 to 15 stitches back. Just one at a time and you can work it out to tighten and let the slack out where you are stitching. Also, if you are super picky… MAKE SURE YOU CENTER THE SEAM ON THE BOTTOM BEFORE YOU KEEP GOING. I’m not going to go back and do it again, but yeah, that may bug me later. Hopefully I eventually ignore it. Lol

Not wide enough to fit around steering wheel of a Tesla Model Y. I specifically searched for ones that said it would fit. There was still a 1/2” gap after pulling the stitching super tight. The gap before stitching is 1”. The top of the steering wheel is slightly thinner leaving 1/2” gap before stitching. The length to go around the wheel is good. The material was nice, thick, real leather. Disappointed it doesn’t fit.

25yr old steering wheel was looking bad. The cover install took a little time and patience but it was well worth it. Looks and feels great. Update: First one worked out so well I bought one for my truck. Again, took some patience to even get it over the wheel and, this wheel was thicker than the first but after making 3 passes tightening the thread I was able to get the ends to meet. Take your time, keep working it, tighten in stages and you should be pleased with the results.

I was very impressed with how easy it was to install and the quality of fit and materials! It does take an hour or more to install. Looks factory

Good price...good quality!

High quality steering wheel leather