BINSHEO Automative Car Steering Wheel Cover 15 inch Comfort Durability Safety Anti-Slip,Black

Es excelente 👌

Good value for money

Bought the EING product before this BINSHEO that had exact same image display. BINSHEO had a better price, of course thought I was getting better deal. Until I had both of them side by side on hand. I compared the images on the amazon site and realized they were slightly different design. Close but not like the image was showing on display for the first one that I had bought. This Binsheo leather steering wheel cover was better quality. No smell like it stated. It was harder to put on my steering wheel for Subaru Crosstrek XV. But it fit much nicer than the one I previously bought by EING. The stitching and quality work looks like a premium workmanship. I like the feel of the steering wheel and your hands won't easily slip because of the design itself with the grooves to accent the whole cover. The yellow is a nice yellow, bright but not blinding and not dull flat yellow either. Yellow against the black leather looks cool. You have to kind of stretch it back and forth to get it on steering wheel but once it's on its gonna be just as hard to remove it until the leather loosens a bit. Make sure you line up like the image displayed when installing for a smoother look. Hope this review helped your decision. Thanks amazon for quick and smooth delivery. Seller thank you for quality product.

Fit perfectly in my CX5 Mazda. Good grip, no odor, and looks as shown in picture.

I got this to protect the leather steering wheel on my 2023 Chevy Bolt EV. It installed on the steering wheel perfectly. It took some effort to get it on, but not frustratingly so. And the 14.5-15" size fits the 14.5" flat bottomed steering wheel snugly. I wasn't sure I would like the seams or thickness (I'm used to smooth plastic steering wheels), but I'm not having any problems with the feel, and absolutely love the look. Although there is an edge to the seams, they are well made and as smooth as can be expected. I put a coat of 303 protectant on it and hope it cleans easily. The cover is somewhat thick and I'm curious to see how it works with the heated steering wheel. But my dirty-work (gardening) is in the warmer months and I'll just remove the cover in the winter if the heat transfer is a problem.