Really nice leather steering wheel cover

[Ataxium]

Gotcha, thanks for the info! My jeep hides in the garage in the winter so maybe the perfect time to send out the wheel. Normally I'm all about DIY but my stitching skills are apparently worse than I thought.

I might give stitching one myself a try just to see how it turns out, ideally I want to change out my wheel entirely and may eventually look into modifying a JK wheel to work. I like the circular center on that much better honestly.

 

[scottgraham]

I had a wheelskinz I believe on my suburban. It was also really nice.

 

[dla]

That looks awesome! So this guy sells the steering wheel covers on ebay or do you ship him your wheel and he does it sort of thing?

I just purchased a wheel he already had done. He strips the old cover and padding and replaces with new. Steering wheel is shipped bare and you reuse your trim and airbag.

This is how I received mine...

 

[jeepguy03]

I just purchased a wheel he already had done. He strips the old cover and padding and replaces with new. Steering wheel is shipped bare and you reuse your trim and airbag.

This is how I received mine...

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That looks awesome! Mine is starting to get sticky around the top of the wheel. I tried the stitching myself but it was a disaster around the trim pieces near the bottom.

 

[Ataxium]

I just purchased a wheel he already had done. He strips the old cover and padding and replaces with new. Steering wheel is shipped bare and you reuse your trim and airbag.

This is how I received mine...

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Shit, I'm gonna have to contact him and see if he has any done already. That just looks too good.

 

[hmansoura]

Here are my results. I got a bit of leather from a local fabric store here in Dallas and used the chris fix video as a guide. Total cost was about $70 and it took me 4-5 hours. I am happy with the results but would not do it again.