F-16C

Anybody have a suggestion for a good quality steering wheel cover? My 2011 steering wheel is in great shape and I want to keep it that way. Most ones I have seen are not tight enough and slip when you move the wheel.

firemangeorge

Most of the "slip on" type covers you find in the automotive stores are usually too thick.
I was trying to preserve the leather on the steering wheel also. Tried a couple different covers. They all seemed too thick. So, I went in the opposite direction. I bought a cheap, thin,streachable $5 cover, then wrapped it in place with some thin black yarn. It ain't perfect but it works for me.
P.S. The flash on the pic really makes the yarn noticable. In real life it doesn't stand out that much.

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BQS4

Try here....www.wheelskins.com

donbrew

The "Redskins" cover on my wife's Mazda is a.) too thick for my tastes and b.) does not move at all. It was very difficult to get on.

F-16C

Thanks guys for all your replies. This is my next mod before winter comes.

Rod Run

If you want real quality and not just some cheap looking slip-on cover, order from these guys

http://www.redlinegoods.com/

jaytheredneck1

I just have a camo Browning buckmark cover the wife picked up from basspro last christmas.