Ziciner Genuine Leather Steering Wheel Cover, Stitch on Wrap, Breathable Anti-Slip Car Steering Wheel Protector for Max Diameter 15 Inch, DIY Sewing with Needle Thread (Black/Red Line, Glossy)

Very happy with this! Real leather, well made, perfect size. I installed this on a 2012 Suzuki SX4. The OEM steering wheel was looking pretty tired and needed a refresh. I was VERY nervous to start after reading all the negative reviews, but it really worked out well. No instructions, so I watched a ton of videos to determine the best way to install. I used the 'Euro Stitch' according to some English Youtuber. You go through the existing stitches NOT the holes, which made things much easier. I skipped every other stitch going in one direction and then went through the skipped ones going the other direction. If there was any gaps or buckling, the second pass pulled it in. It took about 2 hours. I only needed one needle and thread - this supplies two. It's looks professional! Very impressed with this kit (and myself for the install).

This is a nice cover. Soft, fit well on my 2023 Nissan Frontier. I agree however, take your time when stitching if you want a professional look, and remember to treat the leather with the right conditioner (google matte vs swaddle leather treatment ) now and then or it will start flaking off especially if your vehicle is in hot weather.If I had one wish/recommendation, it would be nice if I could pick the stitch color that way I could get white stitching on black cover.

Easiest bang for the buck mod you can make to have your car/truck interior feel more luxurious. There’s enough directions online that will get you through install in about an hour.Honestly the worst part will be stretching the cover to fit over the wheel, and getting the thread started in the needle. Once you start stitching, it goes pretty quickly. I only goofed up on the first section of my wheel because I tied me thread way short and had get crafty to knot the next section so it would stay tight.For context, this was installed on a 2013 Toyota tundra with a factory urethane/rubber steering wheel.

very! good quality so far. I am in Arizona so i hope it hold up to the summer sun.

Fit great on 1996 Lincoln Town Car. Took a couple hours but with little effort. Nice look good material. Fantastic for the price too!

It took me like almost 2 hours to stitch it , I like how it looks , it’s comfortable and I will update this review 6months -1 year from now to let y’all now how the quality is , so far I like the results

It looks nice but it was too tight to stretch around my 15" steering wheel, and it's too big to wrap tightly around and stitch closed.

The steering well looks great, the fabric feels good. Of course I am not the best in stitching. However you have to be careful in not pulling so hard because the fabric does break. It happen twice to me. The fit is not perfect it should be at least a 16 inch radius. I have a Santa Fe 2020