Porsche Steering Wheel Covers

Reviewed By joseph s (Roswell, GA) Reviewed for a 2008 Porsche Cayman —7/31/2012 8:28 AM

This is my second purchase of Wheelskins EuroTone Steering Wheel Covers and both have been great. Good quality and easy to install. I think they are the best on the market.

Reviewed By Sheldon F (Aspen, CO) Reviewed for a 1979 Porsche 911 —4/12/2010 8:22 PM

I've put wheelskins on every car I've owned that didn't have a leather wheel. They aren't the easiest steering wheel covers to apply, but they are well worth the effort. That said, I don't know why, but after installing the cover on my Escape there was a gap on one side of the wheel that wasn't on the other. Not a big deal, but all the other cars I've installed these on looked factory perfect. Anyway, they add a bit of thickness to the wheel and the touch of real leather just makes any car more fun to drive. And don't be afraid to experiment with color. Wheelskins will send you color samples for free. My car has a tan interior, but I used a black wheel cover with a black dash cover. Matches the factory accents on the dash and makes the car look real sporty.

Reviewed By John R (WEST LINN, OR) Reviewed for a 2014 Hyundai Elantra —1/28/2015 10:17 AM

Installed a cobalt/black perforated Wheelskin cover on my Hyundai Elantra GT. Looks beautiful, feels excellent - grippy but not sticky, with some cushion for my grip, and it sticks to the wheel like it was glued on. Installation is a bit of work. Read the directions a couple of times, and even watch some YouTube videos. I did it outside on a 50 degree day, and didn't get the leather stretched completely over the thumb rests. Be sure to do it when it's warm! I'll redo mine when it's warmer.