Ziciner Genuine Leather Steering Wheel Cover, Stitch on Wrap, Breathable Anti-Slip Car Steering Wheel Protector for Max Diameter 15 Inch, DIY Sewing with Needles Thread (Gray, Hole)

This is a good leather steering wheel cover. It looks nice and works nicely. I would like a clearer diagram of how to do the stitches to look like the examples, but overall would by again without hesitation. Size was right, the softness is nice, the stitching is done well, and it provides a good grip.

I installed this on my 2003 Ford F250 and am extremely happy with the result. The leather is really good quality and makes the steering wheel thicker, easier to grip and feels so much better. It is indeed real leather 100% positive. The fit is really nice. You will have to stretch the cover quite a bit to get it over your steering wheel so placement of the seam is very important. Once the cover is pulled into place the only way you can move the seam position is to pull the cover off and start over. The seam on mine started to come apart but its an easy fix with the thread they give you. Once you have the seam positioned you just have to get the cover as even as possible all around. You start on the back side of the cover and tie to one of the seams. Next you just run the provided thread from seam to seam side to side until you get to the air bag. Once at the Airbag you get as close as you can then run the thread under the cover to the other side of the airbag and keep as tight as you can without breaking the thread. Once you get all the way around the wheel you tie off the thread and leave a 2 inch tail of thread that you will tuck under the leather and you are done. If you look at my pictures you will see that the leather will stick up around the airbag area slightly but it really doesn't look or feel bad. Once this cover is on there it is not moving. It will take two hours or so to put on correctly and will take some trial and error and patience. One of the bundles of thread they give you will do the entire wheel with lots to spare. It also comes with a needle and thimble. The steering wheel cover looks great almost looks factory. I was really impressed with the quality and highly recommend. Picture with the new Ford emblem is with the steering wheel cover glued down by the airbag.

Legit! Stearing wheel on my '93 Civic feels good to me and I didn't want to replace it with another wheel so I got this to make it look nice and possibly better the feel. The leather smelled great. More than enough quality thread. Was fun to put on. I got myself worked up watching too many YouTube videos and thought this would be more difficult than it was. It did take three hours, but I took my sweet time. Wife's car is next; I am going to buy another one. Looks incredible! Feels great!

This black leather stitch-on steering wheel wrap completely transformed the standard, slippery steering wheel in my Honda Accord into a soft, high-end, leather-wrapped wheel. The leather feels great in your hands and instantly elevates the overall look of the interior. I chose the red stitching to add a subtle pop of color, and it looks fantastic without being over the top. Installation was fairly easy, though it does take some time and patience. It took me about 1 hour and 15 minutes to complete, and the instructional video was a huge help. Once installed, the cover fits like a glove—tight, secure, and looks like it came from the factory. Overall, this was well worth the effort. The grip, comfort, and upgraded appearance make driving much more enjoyable. Highly recommend if you want a custom, premium look without replacing the steering wheel.

The steering wheel cover is perforated leather which matched the perforated leather seats in my 2014 Nissan Altima 3.5L SL. The leather has a slightly sanded feel, not suede but just a good grippy feel. It was very easy to install because it already has straight stitching that runs along both edges. So you don’t have to run the needle through the leather, you just pass it under the large stitches which is much easier. I was done in about an hour. I did have to cut the thread at one point and start a new section. I won’t say it looks factory, but it is so much better than my peeling old steering wheel. Fits exactly and where the spokes interrupt the stitching, the factory stitching is still there to make it looked finished. It is the perfect thickness. It feels very durable.

This steering wheel cover was great, especially for the price. I saw that the people who complained were giving pictures and they were sewing it on incorrectly. They were showing it in the holes of the leather, and you're not supposed to do that. If you just look at the instructions or look at the pictures how they show you how to do it it would looks great.

It says it won't, but I do not live somewhere hot and yet the one day there was sun, the steering wheel was scorching. Looks really nice though, so it's not that big a deal. Also having it sewn on is just so much nicer than any steering wheel cover that's just popped on.

This went on nicely and was pretty easy to install. I’d say if you are able to lace athletic shoes you will be successful at installing this cover. It may look like it won’t fit at first but it has a lot of stretch to it and will easily for a 15” wheel. If you are having a hard time stretching it over I would say slip it on horizontally so half is on the front and half is on the back of the wheel then move the front portion so it’s seated on the bottom of the wheel and finally stretch the part that’s on the back side over the top of the wheel. If you are doing this on a cold day you might want to blast some heat from your heater or a hair drier on a low setting before installing for some more stretch. As for lacing it on, i watched the video on the image carousel of ice of the colours (I think it’s under black and red) and that helped me. Essentially you tie your lace to the inside stitching and then you are weaving the lace through the stitches on the outside. When lacing take your needle from the outer side (side with the holes or leather) of the stitch to the inner side (the edge of the leather). Hopefully that description might help someone that is struggling. Some tips, have a pair of decent scissors that will allow you to cut close to your knots and use a lighter to finish/seal your cut lace then press it with something metal (scissors for example) to flatten your knot and help prevent the knot from coming undone. Also, when you get to the posts you can take your needle through the stitch hole in the back and run it up and come back out to prevent having to cut your lace so much. To keep your lace from falling off your needle poke your needle through the lace and pull it down, if you seal the end with a lighter it should stay in place the whole time. You may also find using a curved upholstery needle helpful to adjust the tension of your lace as well as have an easier time going under the stitches. I am mostly happy with how the finished look is but I may cut it off and make a few changes as you can see the indent of the seams from my wheel. I can not speak for durability as it hasn’t been on for long, the only part I have some concern about is the loose parts that cannot be stitched due to the posts as I find myself playing with them while driving.

Excelente, fácil de colocar y quedo perfecto en el volante. Parece nuevo. Traía bastante hilo.

Very good leather and has an excellent feel. This was a great purchase for the price.

As advertised. Pleasantly surprised it passed the lighter test. The leather does go shiny irreversibly when i put a lighter to it so pick a hidden spot. Been on for 3 weeks. Review update to come after some more use.

Hola realice 2 compras 1 me llego bien pero el otro me llego con la costura rota. no pude ponerlo a mi camioneta de un lado queda no justo. LA VERDAD NO LO RECOMIENDO POR QUE NI VIENDO QUE ESTA ROTA LA COSTURA Y AUN ASÍ LO ENVIARON PERDIDA DE TIEMPO... 1 ESTRELLA SOLO POR QUE LLEGO PERO NADAMAS...

Good item, watched a YouTube video and installed it in a couple of hours.