Steering Wheel Cover
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Steering Wheel Cover
My S2000's previous owner thought it would be fun or something to start digging her nails in the steering wheel...the outer rim is all peeled and looks ugly. Where can I get a steering wheel cover and do you guys have any recommendations? Thanks
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People who wear rings on their fingers will destroy our wheels easily, mine was in poor condition when I got my car, as was the shift knob, from rings on the previous owners fingers.
There was an old post of someone that wrapped their wheel in new leather, though I don't know where they bought the cover. That was the only one I've seen done like that. Everyone else seems to buy new wheels rather than go through the headache of stitching on a new one.
There was an old post of someone that wrapped their wheel in new leather, though I don't know where they bought the cover. That was the only one I've seen done like that. Everyone else seems to buy new wheels rather than go through the headache of stitching on a new one.
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People who wear rings on their fingers will destroy our wheels easily, mine was in poor condition when I got my car, as was the shift knob, from rings on the previous owners fingers.
There was an old post of someone that wrapped their wheel in new leather, though I don't know where they bought the cover. That was the only one I've seen done like that. Everyone else seems to buy new wheels rather than go through the headache of stitching on a new one.
There was an old post of someone that wrapped their wheel in new leather, though I don't know where they bought the cover. That was the only one I've seen done like that. Everyone else seems to buy new wheels rather than go through the headache of stitching on a new one.
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Originally Posted by zeroptzero' timestamp='1461534278' post='23946978
People who wear rings on their fingers will destroy our wheels easily, mine was in poor condition when I got my car, as was the shift knob, from rings on the previous owners fingers.
There was an old post of someone that wrapped their wheel in new leather, though I don't know where they bought the cover. That was the only one I've seen done like that. Everyone else seems to buy new wheels rather than go through the headache of stitching on a new one.
There was an old post of someone that wrapped their wheel in new leather, though I don't know where they bought the cover. That was the only one I've seen done like that. Everyone else seems to buy new wheels rather than go through the headache of stitching on a new one.
The guy who covered his own wheel had post on this site, try a search and see if it comes up.
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Look into the RedlineGoods wheel covers too. You can install them yourself and there are plenty of guides you can follow on the net. It is a little daunting (especially as you'll have to rip off the old leather) but if you take your time, it can turn out looking quite good.
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