Jaguar Steering Wheel Covers

Reviewed By Dan Z (Verona, KY) Reviewed for a 1997 Jaguar XJ6 —7/12/2009 7:09 AM

The string is tacky, so the first dozen or so holes are tougher than the rest. Line up the string with one hand, as you draw through with the other so you minimize friction and slight tearing of the lace holes. Draw the string very tight after lacing the first couple of holes, as it really looks best when pulled tight. Clamping your thumb or finger on the lace as you re-insert through the next hole keeps the tension. I love the look, the feel and quality. Plan on putting a good quality leather conditioner on it to soak overnight the first night, as the leather is pretty dry. These will become standard on my vehicles as they age, and even new vehicles without leather grips.

Reviewed By HOng H (WEST CHESTER, PA) —3/1/2015 7:27 AM

Received it on time even though not as fast as Amazon. It looks just like the picture shows. It was not easy for me to put on but my husband did it with no problem. My steering wheel is no longer to cold to touch with the extra layer of protection. The raised area feels soft to touch.

Reviewed By Eduardo L (Corbett, OR) Reviewed for a 2014 Toyota FJ Cruiser —2/27/2015 7:27 AM

The only thing about this wheel cover that I don't like is the difficult installation. I guess that can't be helped. It takes about 1 1/2 hours and if you don't line up all the holes with the included needle, the cover will have a hump when you get to the end and you will have to start over. I did. Nice leather and finished look though. I would buy another one and definately get the perforated one.