MOMO Motorsport Montecarlo Alcantara Steering Wheel Black Alcantara Grip Brushed Anodized Spoke BK Stitch Black Horn Button 350mm

Outstanding quality and feel. The Alcantara provides excellent grip, the wheel is lightweight, and the driving position feels much more connected than stock. Installation was straightforward and the craftsmanship is exactly what you’d expect from MOMO. Perfect for performance driving, track days, or anyone looking to upgrade their cockpit. Highly recommended.

The listing title is misleading as the wheel is not leather but actually a suede / Alcantara. I was looking for a leather-wrapped momo as while suede/alcantara gets looks and feels great initially, it gets grimy and nasty over time. Regardless I should have read the product description because it clearly states there that this is a suede wheel. Oh well, I like it and am going to keep it. It feels great in the hand, nice and solid. Couple of things I didn't enjoy during the installation: 1) The instructions on how to set up the horn grounding ring are nonexistent. Granted it's pretty straightforward but it leaves it up to you to fumble around and figure it out. 2) My wheel was missing the 6 screws that hold it onto the hub. Not that big of a deal because I had already planned on using grade 10 stainless screws (the hex heads on lesser screws can get stripped out if you're not careful) The screw size is an M5 0.80 by like 10mm 3) I swapped the MOMO horn button out for a BMW horn button made by Momo. My issue with both horn buttons is the 4 tabs that are supposed to friction hold it onto the ground ring don't have any lugs on the end. Let me explain this a bit more, there are (4) 5mm wide flexible posts on the back of the horn button that deflect in while you are pushing it into place and they are what press against the ground ring securing the button to the wheel. The problem is they are smooth from top to bottom with no catch on the end to grab the ring, without modifying the post the button walks itself back out of the wheel. I have no idea why or how they think that'll work, I ended up using a razor blade to scallop the lower part of the post leaving a nub on the tips to latch over the ground ring once it's pushed past it.