SUPERIOR Automotive 580700B Steering Wheel Cover

Recieved this item the very next day, even though I have amazon prime and included 2-day, I had it at my door the very next day. Very easy to install. I read a lot of other comments about broken needles, and other problems, even though it took a while(i took my time to ensure a nice look) it was very easy to install, and NOT ONE broken needle, the needles are very sturdy.

First it should be noted that this is Size “C” Superskin (see the pics). The sizing is very important as while the steering wheel diameters are more or less the same, the grip circumferences are different and need different product sizes! My Subary Impreza 2012 wheel is 14.5” in diameter and 4” in grip. The cover was a bit on a loose side in diameter; however, this does not matter much because as soon as you start to lace it on, you won’t be able to move it. So rule #1: position the cover exactly as you want from the very beginning – you won’t be able to adjust it later! As for the grip, size “C” is the perfect and only option for my car – any other size would be too narrow and leave a nasty gap; so, check your wheel grip size before buying!The cover is stitched from 3 equal leather pieces. However, in my case only one of them is of soft leather I expected, while two other pieces of much more hard leather. I am not sure if this is intentional or just accidental. I’d prefer the whole cover to be of the same leather grade to be consistent. That said, I cannot say which leather, hard or soft, is better: they both fit well, though differently.Lacing the cover on is quite a hard, tedious and lengthy job. It took about half a day for me. So take your time and be careful! Make sure that you don’t miss a hole. Also, take care not to damage the cord. It is very strong, but you could easily pull a “loop” of several threads from it by a needle and thus create a big problem of somehow hiding this loop.As I said, the cover fits the wheel very tight. This is a big difference from the slip-on covers and it is worth the labor of lacing on. However, a big problem here is the spokes of the wheel. We cannot lace on the cover on them, and the final result strongly depends on their size. In my case the spokes, unfortunately, are wide (due to audio and cruise controls) and thus leave lengthy areas of the cover unlaced and unfit. In case of more narrow spokes the cover must fit much better overall.Summing up I rate the product with just 3 stars to make the potential buyers think twice before buying it.

After spending almost 4 hours lacing this up perfectly, and using it for a week, the finish on the leather started peeling/flaking off.I had one of these 10 years ago on another truck I owned, and I sold that truck to my father. That cover still looks awesome.Obviously they're using poor quality materials now. Very disappointed.

2nd time at it. Suppose to fit Lexus GX 460 but not wide enough. Measures 3.75". Quality control is quite poor. There are sticky adhesive all over the underside of the cover. Really annoying. Had to clean up the adhesive off my steering wheel. Leather is fine so far but terrible craftmanship. May have to return it because the freaking glue is really hard to clean off.

A real pain in the butt and my results weren't as I had hoped but better than the nasty, gooey original steering wheel rim. Looks good if you don't study my stitching.

This is size "C" (Part#58-0700B). It is wider than size "B" (part#58-0600B) by a mere 1/8"-1/4". This wheel cover is black in color. Amazon doesn't link the three difference sizes (size "A", "B", and "C") at all and it is almost impossible to find this size "C".Per Superskin's package chart: size "A" is for 3 1/4" - 3 1/2" grip, size "B" is for 3 3/8" - 3 7/8" grip, and size "C" is for 3 7/8" - 4 1/4" grip. Order the correct size before you put it on. It does take hours to put on but well worth the effort.For the price this leather isn't top quality but supple enough for steering wheel use. Since this is DIY, it takes some experience to properly lace it on. For wheels with wide spokes, you need to lace a few holes over the spokes through to the back side to keep it tight, keeping the remainder holes slack. Yet even with these tricks you can still see the bulging spot. Again for the price paid, it is well worth it.

I had this installed on my 2007 Toyota PriusPros+ Feels good to the touch+ The leather looks great (except see below)+ Hugs the steering wheel tight and 'feels' like part of the original steering wheelCons- time consuming to install (but worth the effort). It took me 3 hours to do the baseball stitch method.- This cover is not fitted for a specific diameter and thickness of steering wheel. It is a rectangular piece of leather that is stitched at both ends to form a circle. The out ends of the cover which ends up on the inside edge of the wheel, needs to cover less diameter than the middle of the belt which runs along the outermost side of the steering wheel. This causes excess material to build up as one goes stitching the cover to the wheel. The only solution I could think off was to spread this excess material around the spokes and then pull it tight to give a pleated look - the alternative would be to leave it loose like a flap (which i think would have been uglier).For the price, I think the quality and finish is good. However considering I spent 3 hours installing this, a more expensive custom fit cover may have been a better option.

This is the second cover I have installed. The first one was the same cover in a different car and it still looks/works great after many,many years. Yes, these will take about 2-4 hours to install. But it is well worth it. The best part is that the leather will conform to the wheel's finger grips. Something those slip over covers cannot do. My 10 year old car's steering wheel was disintegrating. Now it looks brand new.

Good fit, and was not to hard to install.