C.P.R. DIY Classic Grip Synthetic Leather Old School Wrap Steering Wheel Cover (Medium (14.5"-15.5" ND), Beige)

Fits my 1975 Dodge perfect, however be-careful not to rip it when installing…

In 1970, these were my favorite steering wheel cover, and in some respects still are. However, if you go back and look at the thickness of a steering wheel in the 70's, they were not very thick. Steering wheels even in the 90's were much thicker than the 70's. The problem with this cover is is the same size (width wise) as it was. It has not been made wider to go all the way around the newer wheels. There is about a half inch gap in the middle....right where your fingertips rest. Doesn't feel right. I put it on to protect my wheel from the sun, and it has accomplished that. I just wish they would make them wider for the newer wheels.

I’m very happy with the finished product it looks like it was going to be too small but it’s a very good fit.

Well, I finally got this item put on my 1965 Impala SS. My car has a white interior, and in case anyone wondered, I could not find this cover in white. But, the beige color turned out to be quite complementary to the white interior. I like the look. The steering wheel for this car is about 15 and 1/2 inches across, the way these covers are measured. The box for this cover says 14.5-15.5," so I expected it to fit, but I knew I'd have to wrestle with it some. Definitely make sure the cover is at least room temperature before you put it on, maybe a little warmer (use a hair dryer, some suggest). I suggest that to put it on, sit in the driver seat with the steering wheel between your knees. Instead of starting from the top, start to stretch the cover over the wheel from the bottom. Once you've got the cover over the bottom part of the wheel, press the inside of your knees against the cover to hold it on the wheel, then slowly work the cover over the top of the wheel. At no time during my installation did I get the feeling I was going to tear the cover, but you never know. Once the cover is on the wheel, just follow the instructions. Be patient and work slowly. Godspeed!

The cover is easily torn while installing with the durable lanyard. OK as under cushion for overwrap with another handlebar covering but almost useless as a single steeringwheel cover and difficult to stretch enough to get on the steering wheel of a RAM 1 ton.

Love these vintage wraps

Perfect cover for my old car fits the vibe easy to install

only 3 stars on ease of install because 10 -12 of the holes had not been emptied and the punch outs had to be removed before install. was not wide enough for my 2006 avalon to completely wrap.