I just bought this for my 01 gle where my steering wheel leather was so messed up it was embarrassing.
I was able to get the Oak color leather cover and stiched it over my existing messed up cover last night.
I have to say I was pleased with the result. The steering wheel now feels nice and thick and the quality of leather is excellent.

I know I know.. will be posting pics later today

 

good for you

 

Maybe you could have just posted that in that in the Great Picture Thread along with your picture?.........

 

I am actually interested in this. I have scraped and gashed my leather steering wheel and would like something nice. Do you think they could make a black cover with red stitching?

 

I could use a new steering wheel cover...post pics when you have them.

 

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a pic with the start of this theread may have curved our enthusiasm

 

we need pics, my steering wheel looks like crap

 

I think he will get the point, how many more people need to post asking for pics?

 

Look Here: http://dccarcare.com/whlsknspictures.html

Also, try the "Baseball" stitch for a really great look:
http://dccarcare.com/images/tipsimages/wsfinished.jpg

And here is the "cross stitch" with red thread:
http://dccarcare.com/images/tipsimag...ssstitch1.jpeg

 

Here are my pics. I like the way it was such a close match to the interior color.

 

Nice work on the Wheelskins installation Kukx30de. In 2003 I replaced the tattered OEM steering wheel cover on my 1996 Maxima SE. I was determined to have an exact replacement that extended into the 4 spoke areas as the original did. I contacted Alan Gun (http://www.aglausa.com) and his leather shop in South Florida agreed to use my gently-removed (although tattered) steering wheel cover as a pattern for making a new leather one for me, all punched and ready to go. I believe the price was under $75, and I assume he would still do it today. Maybe I can dig up some installation pics from that 2003 project, but doubtful.