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Great product. I took my time and was able to do a professional looking job. It has a good feel to it when I am driving. I am proud of how it looks, like a factory job, a perfect fit based on the measuring instructions. I put it on my car at the start of COVID - when we had plenty of time to do things - and because of the continued use of hand sanitizer in those days, the outer layer has started to shed. The instructions even warn you against using alcohol on the leather but unavoidable in those days. I have ordered a second to replace the first - now I need to find the time to redo it!

I have used steering wheel covers before. This cover was high quality wrap and the string was strong and real string, waxed to slide through easier. Definitely worth the money. I was a little mad that after I placed it into the cart to purchase the price raised $3. But comparable to other ones. I chose this for the texture of the leather wrap. I wish they offered a slightly different shade of the black string on black wrap. I didn't want to get the red string option because I'm not so "flashy". This brand offered exact sizing! You have to be careful to measure correctly. Mine was perfect when finished. I wish I took a video, because the vids they direct you to are horrible. The directions they provide are confusing. I said a lot of bad words, but took a couple hours to complete. As I said, the end result looked perfect. I'll update later with how it wears. Be patient, take your time, and take lots of deep breaths. It's worth it.

I have bought four of these covers and have never been disappointed. They feel great and are fairly easy to stitch. I have performed a cursory search of Amazon's offerings, and this is the only cover I have found that offers multiple sizing options, something that is absolutely necessary for a OEM looking fit. If you are considering this purchase, one bit of advise I'll offer; get some SuperGlue Double sided tape (Walmart) and cut short strips to fit under the cover where the cover crosses over the steering wheel spokes. This insures a permanent, super tight fit.

This wheel cover worked well for my 2009 Jeep Wrangler. The original cover disintegrated from sitting in the sun 5 months out of the year. I cut the old one off and replaced it with this one. The cover is real leather and smells like leather. Most likely it is "genuine leather" which is cow hide with the outside surface being a paint. Installation was straight forward, but it took a while. I used a baseball stitch instead of the one in the instructions. The tread supplied was the right length for the baseball stitch and only required one of the bundles to complete. The size was spot on, super snug and form fitting. Both needles broke eventually because I was putting them through the holes for every stitch, which requires much more effort. Luckily I had leather needles on hand to finish the job. A bit of extra wax on the thread made things go much smoother. The cover fits well, it's cushy but a bit slippery. I just got it on so time will tell. I'm staring to think I would have been happier if I installed it inside out, the suede grip might have been nice and would probably wear and patina better in the elements

Looks great and installed good. I like it and would buy again if needed.

This kit came with everything I needed to keep my 2007 Toyota Prius steering wheel fresh. The stock rubber on steering wheels always gets nasty. The size was perfect. This is a high-quality perforated cowhide leather wrap with the exact finish you want and it is prepped with exactly the lacing needed to wrap it tightly and professionally. The printed instructions are clear, and also include links to videos in case you need to be instructed. The wrap includes exactly the right strong thread and needle required. Mine had more than I needed, so I stuck the leftover in my sewing repair kit. Installation was a tedious, but rewarding process. I didn’t time myself, but it took a while. Every time I drive this car, I enjoy the fruit of that labor. The steering wheel is something that a driver is in constant contact with, so it should be grippy, durable, and comfortable. This wrap does not disappoint.

I decided to go with a "baseball stitch". It took me 5 hours to complete. I made a few mistakes along the way and had to backup the work. Overall I'm pleased with the look, fit and feel. I ended up doing the work in two stages. Starting at the bottom and going to the top, then starting from the other side and going to the top. The baseball stitch had me use two bundles of thread (the cover comes with 3). Doing a baseball stitch requires pulling the thread even and then alternating each side. It is much more time consuming than a single running stitch. There are some good YouTube videos on how to do this sort of stitch. When I started the 2nd section I realized that I should have moved a few stiches over, so there was some overlap at the starting point. However, at that point I would have had to take the whole thing off again, and I didn't want it to be a 8 hour job. The fit around the spokes is not the greatest, and I plan on using some leather glue to hold it down. The grey color is a "close enough" match for the "blue-grey", lunar mist (aka: moon mist) Toyota interior color.

1st one 5 stars: 2001 silverado. Ordered size L4 black on black with the holes in it. fit tight, not.loose which is exactly what i wanted. So happy. It does take some time to put on, but well worth it. Waaayyyy better then the slip on ones. Update: 2nd one 2 starts 2004 Chevy Colorado, black with red stitching,1st one was way too small, company sent out a replacement which was previously installed or someone attempted to i stall it, but ut fot the steering wheel. The issue is it feels like a waxy covering on it, not the nice leathery feeling as the black on black one I got. Now the longer its on the truck the slippier it getting. These take a really long time to install, at least 1.5 hours so i dont want to remove and reinstall. Just know your kinda rolling the dice on the quality of the leather you'll be receiving. Thankfully the one on my silverado which i drive more often feels the best. But if you're steeringwheel is an as bad of shape as mine was it'll be an improvement. Just wish they bother were great quality. Originally had 5 starts but amazon wouldnt let me review each one separately so i had to modify this one.

I used the chart to select Size and the fit was perfect for my 2006 Silverado 1500 , the sewing is a bit tedious but only took me about an hour and feels almost like a factory leather wheel now. Very happy I bought this.

despues de años buscando un cubrevolante de piel y solo encontrar de burdo plastico encontre este.....esta genial

This fit my Jeep perfectly. It looks fantastic. I’m very happy with the results

I bought this steering wheel cover as my steering wheel was looking ragged. I had concerns about buying this not knowing if it is "Real Leather" as someone had posted that it isn't but to my satisfaction this is definitely real leather. The thickness of this s/w cover is just right. I used a black Sharpie to darken the raw leather edges. The thread that comes with this s/w cover is the same thickness as the stitches on the s/w cover itself and comes with plenty of pre-waxed thread and 2 needles. This took me a few hours to stitch and the reason I give this s/w cover 4 Stars is the stitching on the s/w cover is inconsistent meaning it was a wider stitch on the front side of the cover and a shorter stitch on the back. When you are stitching you are supposed to go back and forth straight across but the stiches size difference changes this as you go. I used the 'Every Stitch' method as the 'Every Other Stitch' method would have made the inconsistency more noticeable. For me getting started was the hardest part as I stitched every other didn't like it, un-did it then started to stitch every stitch. This process is definitely not for those with OCD. Over All I Like how my steering wheel looks and feels now and I Recommend this Good Quality Real Leather Steering Wheel Cover.

The L5 size fits 16” steering wheel on F250, as described. It’s real leather, and the thread and needles (nice and blunt so you don’t stab yourself) are well suited to the stitching. I think if you were really careful you could make it look pretty professional, although on a Ford Super Duty there are several large parts of the wheel where it is attached to the centre and you can’t wrap. Leather if perforated, nice soft feel. Satisfied. A lot better than a fit-over cover