DIY Classic Grip Synthetic Leather Old School Wrap Steering Wheel Cover (Medium (14.5"-15.5" ND), Gray)

Ah yes, the good old faux leather with plastic wrap. this is a copy of the real leather and plastic braid that I bought for my '57 fury, that was 55 years ago. The gray matches the faux leather bench seat. I like it!!

I used to use these grip wrappings back in the 80s, so I figured I'd try again bcuz the steering wheel gets very cold to handle in the winter. Only problem I find now, is that it doesn't completely overlap the wheel. In other words, the ends don't meet, there's a 1" gap at the inner of the steering wheel. The only question, in reference to size, was about steering wheel size, and no mention of width. I should have had a 4-1/2" wide. This I ordered for an 05 Town&Country with 15" steering wheel. I kept it anyhow. It's comfortable.

Soaked the steering wheel wrap in warm water for about 5 minutes dried off installed no problem

The wrap and the cord are VERY light grey.The first photo on the listing is also misleading, as it shows a black cover, which this is not.Relatively decent quality, fits my sedan, good price. Can be a bit difficult to install and the cord may not be comfortable for some people.

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You get what you pay for,

I thought I was getting old school type, It was not even close.

The steering wheel in my Silverado was getting a little sun faded. And it's cold in the winter. Problems solved. The price was reasonable and install took 5 minutes. It is a snug fit. Let it warm in the sun or on the defroster vent for a minute. Softens up just enough. Stretch it on and work it around, lace it up. Just the right thickness. Not super bulky. Light grey color was a little light but close enough to the color of my interior. Very happy with this purchase.