SEG DirectGenuine Leather Steering Wheel Cover, Stitch On Wrap, 15 Inch Steering Wheel Wrap for Car Truck SUV Pickup Boat, DIY Sewing with Needle Thread, Black

Absolutely give recommend this Leather Cover. It is easy to install, good quality for the price. Once fully installed it really looks good! The leather smell is also a little bonus if you love the smell of leather. It looks professionally done, and feels really good to the touch. For the price this a 'BIG' winner in my book! I recommend watching a view Youtube videos on wheel cover installs prior to installing. This was my very first time and I can honestly say once I got passed the first section and learned the best method is to PULL, PULL, PULL! Yes becareful not to pull so hard you tear it apart but its def a sturdy enough to tighten this up and give you that quality professional look. It comes with a few tools, and plenty of thread to complete the job and a few others!! LOL :-) Which can be good for those whom might have a couple of mess ups! Buy it you'll thank me later! I installed it on my Mercedes-Benz GL550 and it def looks like I got a new Steering Wheel without the BIG BUCKS!!!!

This DIY leather cover is super easy to install, fit and sew. I bought if for my used 2017 Prius with a leather and plastic interior. The original leatherette steering wheel cover had a small tear that quickly grew large and unsightly. I tried a leather tape that wraps and sticks using an adhesive backing but quickly saw it would look and feel awful. No way to apply it and have a finished look. Then I found this product, read the reviews and watched the videos. Works great! It requires Zero sewing skills. Watch the short video carefully. I only made one hole in the cover to start sewing and that's it. The rest of the "sewing" is wrapping the needle around the enmeshed leather stitching already sewn into the cover. Then tighten each pass and continue. When you reach the steering wheel where it attaches to the center, pull the leather tight to eliminate bulged and continue on the other side and keep "sewing." If you make a mistake, retrace your steps to reach your mistake, make the adjustment and continue again. I wasn't pleased with one section, not tight enough, I undid the section and paid a bit more attention and was pleased with the effort, look and feel. My steering wheel looks better than the original. The leather cover matches the interior super well. You get 2 needles, each needle has more than enough leather string attached to go around your steering wheel. Tip, when you tighten each "sewing" step, pull on the string to tighten to your preference. Do not pull using the needle. If the needle and leather string separate, use the other needle with attached string. I completed the job using just the one needle and attached leather string.I am very pleased with the result. It took me less than one hour. Easier than sewing clothes😂. The look and feel of the cover is great!Another tip, I made a few knots along the steering wheel and the knots are not visible. You can push a knot inside the space between the cover and steering wheel, go back one step and sew over the knot. I placed the knots on the back side of the steering wheel at the junction where the wheel connects to to column.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I put one of these on my car a few years ago and bought another for my new ride. It’s not super easy to put on but with a little patience it will look factory. I really want to say this is better than any leather option but will let you decide. I won’t hesitate buying another if I need it.

The quality was satisfactory for the price, though not excellent. If you take your time with the installation, you’ll definitely be pleased with the result. It doesn’t feel slippery to the touch and is quite comfortable. It just had an unpleasant odor for the first few days, which gradually went away.

fit good was a task to stitch it when in place but worth the effort Finished up with a good looking and fitting cover.may get one for our Sedona .

First: I'm rather sceptical that this is "genuine" leather. Regardless, it's soft and pliable and feels greatSecond: Do not overthink the installation. The instructions that came with it might be helpful, but they're printed so small I couldn't read them. See the pictures in the product description and watch the videos in the reviews.IF YOU'RE STITCHING THROUGH THE LEATHER YOU'RE DOING IT WRONG!To install, all you're doing is looping from front stitch to back stitch. The hardest part is keeping the string tight as you move forward. If you don't it will be impossible to tighten up later. It's an easy process and once you get started you'll get in a rhythm and be done quicker than you would have imagined. I installed mine in my 99 Chevy Tahoe and it took about 35 minutes. Best to do this when you have plenty of light. It was cloudy today, so that slowed me down slightly. Otherwise I'm very pleased with the final results and would definitely buy I this product again.UPDATE: Bought a second cover for my PT Cruiser, which is slightly more than 15", meaning I really had to take my time slowly stretching the cover to get it to fit. This time I bought the more sporty vented version. This one is definitely leather. I find the installation of these simple and can be done in about 30 minutes. Good lighting is key, so have a flashlight or other device ready for the hard to see parts of the job. Even in direct sunlight there will be issues. I'm very pleased with the final result.

Terrible vinyl smell that stunk up my car for days. It also felt like vinyl. I seriously doubt this is leather. I did all of that stitching work that took me over an hour, only to have to cut the thing off and return it. I'm very angry at these sellers purporting this to be genuine cow leather...there is no way that it is true!