【Braid Steering Wheel Cover】The steering wheel cover is made of microfiber leather, so it is a seat, so you sew it by yourself and it will not float or scratch the steering wheel when you install it. It has a high anti-slip texture that gives you a good grip and is highly durable. The microfiber leather is also perfect for steering wheel protectors that touch everyday as it resists scratches
(Size) Product width (steering thickness): 14.2 inches (36 cm), 15.0 inches (38 cm), 4.1 inches (105 mm). Steering Wheel Diameter: 14.2 inches (36 cm), 15.0 inches (38 cm); Color: Black Leather, Black Thread, Black Leather, Red Thread, Gray Leather, Gray Yarn, Beige Leather, Beige Thread, Handle Diameter 14.2 inches (36 cm) and Handle Diameter 15.0 inches (38 cm) be used with a wide range of vehicles from sports to light truckers. Please check the thickness of the steering wheel and the diameter of the steering wheel to select it. It is not compatible with vehicles with narrow handles
Set Contents: Steering Wheel Cover x 1, Knitting Thread x 2, Knitting Needles x 2, Instruction Manual is not included
Installation: Please refer to the product image for installation instructions. Due to the characteristics of the product, it is made tight to fit the steering wheel. Please stretch it slightly by little so that the seams do not put too much strain. For the first knot, please use the thread seam which is sewn into the leather first. Then thread the included thread under the sewn thread first
Examples of Installation Vehicles: 14.2 inches (36 cm): 33.9 inches (86 cm), Aqua, Vellfire 4# series, Corolla, Serena, Notebook, March, CR-Z, Odyssey, Step Wagon, Bamos, Fit, Axela, Roadster "15.0 inches (38 cm)" Alphard 3# Series, Voxy, Estima, Hiace Van, Mark X, Elland, Elland, Delica D: 5. So make sure to check your car
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