AUTOXBERT 38cm/15 Inch Suede Leather Non-Slip Steering Wheel Cover DIY Hand Sewing Cowhide Leather Skidproof Car Protector with Needle Thread

I got this cover for my 1998 Toyota 4runner which the steering wheel had started to come apart with age. the install was went well and i was impressed with the quality of the stitching .

This is a sew on steering wheel cover. I installed it on a '99 Accord OEM steering wheel. It looks excellent. There were no instructions, just a real leather cover, needle and thread. I watched a video on YT. It looks better on my car than the one the video depicted, because I made sure the seam was always straight as I sewed it on. You just put the seam in the bottom center of the wheel, run the thread through the needle and pull it on thru till the thread ends meet, tie a knot near the end where they meet, run it through the stitching on the cover, run that back through the thread so that ties it to the stitching. Then zig zag the thread through the front over the back and under the back stitch thru the front stitch and repeat keeping it tight. When you get to a steering spoke, run the thread behind the spoke and start again on the other side of the spoke. Pull it tight every 3 or 4 stitches and at the end just tie off to your original knot several loops thru and snip off the excess. You'll have a little thread left. I saved mine because I might want to sew a rip in vinyl.

Put it on my 2019 kia optima fe/lx. Fit is good but doesn’t fully wrap around the whole wheel on the inside, still about half an inch gap. More than enough thread even though i double threaded. Instructions a bit unclear but one you get the hang of it smooth sailing. I was able to tuck in some extra material in the steering wheel, hardest part was at the bottom tucking it in. Main thing i will point out is the material is more of a softer suede and not of a Alcantara how it looks in the product picture. Quality is good and we’ll see how long it lasts.

Excelente calidad

Install went pretty well, just the twine breaking mid way through, has to double twist the knot to keep it from coming undone, other than that it went pretty smoothly

Cheap and thin leather. When installing the leather would tear it was so thin. I’ve never had real leather tear on me. Too thin. Not recommended.

So half way through looping it around the steering wheel I noticed if I kept doing this it wasn't going to be enough to go around! So now I have to unstich the whole orderal and stich on the inside of the steerwheel! what a major pain in the neck litterally..... I took forever to do this and it looks not that hot. As I am not a professional steering wheel cover installer and knew how to do this on the loop around the steering wheel! Can we get a bit more string so we can enjoy the look and feel of what we are paying for here? It does have very soft material and the comfor feel is great. Just saying a little more string never hurt nobody! lol

Very happy with this steering wheel cover. Can't stand the hard surfaces that comes with a standard car steering wheel (I have a 2020 Honda CRV). This is just the right amount of cushion and "touch." Love it. It does take time to apply it, with the sewing it up and all, but well worth the effort.