AUTOXBERT 38cm/15 Inch Hand Sewing Steering Wheel Cover Breathable Anti-Slip Leather Steering Wheel Cover for Nissan Qashqai Toyota Camry RAV4 VW Golf

I received the product. There are no instructions. Look on youtube to find instructions. You need to sew it with a single thread! Do not double up the thread as you will not have enough otherwise. I suppose you could used waxed dental floss also for thread.

great fit, not too tight on a fiat panda (04) steering wheel. did not sew through the stitching but used blunt leather needles and sewed through the holes on the edge of the cover. used two needles, thread cord and put through 2 adjacent holes from the outside in, carry on round the wheel and pull tight and tie off when you get to a spoke( an assistants finger helps, like tying a bow) sew through the holes past the spoke , outside to in on the first pair of holes and pull tight and tie off, carry on sewing like this all the way round. pull tight til the edges nearly meet and the thread makes a very good seam and excellent grip on the cover. looks great and the grip is improved no end, perfect for older cars. sewing like this is a lot harder than some covers state but the end result is more professional and less likely to go wrong. just take your time and it does work.

Ich bin sehr sehr zufrieden das Produkt ist fein gemacht und man kann das selber an den Lenkrad bringen. Ich empfehle jeden wenn sowas braucht zu kaufen.

Installed this steering wheel cover in my 2015 Mustang. It took me about three hours over a couple of days (had some interruptions). I had plenty of thread with about three feet left over from one of the two bundles of thread. The extra allowed me to separately stitch and tighten the material around two the the three steering wheel spokes. If the spokes were smaller the cover would look better. I like the feel of the cover so far and it adds just a bit to the diameter of the steering wheel which I also like. The slip on covers that you don’t have to lace are too big in my opinion. I looked online at videos and found what seemed to be the most common stitching method. It was fairly simple. Just had to remember to go from outside the wheel to the inside on each loop. I did get it wrapped around the wheel a couple of times when first starting out. I did find that o could run about ten or twelve stitches and then go back over what I had just done and tighten each stitch a little more pretty much closing the gap. I initially just ran the thread under the cover on the backside of the two wheel spokes. However after I was done I didn’t like the look. I ended up cutting the thread on the backside of the spokes and started a new stitch and working away from the spoke, removing previous stitching as needed. I was able to secure the ends in a knot keeping it taught. Only time will tell for the quality of the leather cover and its overall durability. It’s a lot softer to the touch and more comfortable than the stock plastic-feeling steering wheel. It was an easy installation that just took time to lace it up, keep it straight and tight.

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