My steering wheel was starting look a bit worn so I installed a Installed a Wheelskins Steering Wheel Cover.

Before:




After:

 

looks great. Does the wheel feel a lot thicker or fatter now?

 

I have one as well..it looks and feels better than oem!

 

Yes, it does feel better and thicker.

I got mine from here: http://www.dccarcare.com/whlskns.html

 

I must admit that I chuckled when I read the post title. After seeing the pics though, I must admit it looks pretty good.
How does it install? Feed the cover over the wheel and then lace it up?

 

The cover took me about an hour to lace up, install is easy but it takes time to do it right and to pull the lace tight after each loop, but it looks oem, no one would notice the difference. It's not like those cheap covers you get at wal mart lol.

 

I need to do this my wheel is tore up. Good Job

 

Definately use it. I think it makes the wheel feel better. More expensive cars I have driven have way thicker wheels than the max.




I have the two-tone euro perf.

 

I'm not feeling it from these pictures, sorry. It doesn't look bad exactly, but there's something crude about it, IMO. Probably the fitment around the spokes.

However, if your OEM leather is getting noticeably worn, this seems like a reasonable option. I image a new OEM steering wheel would cost an insane amount of money.

 

It's better than a non stitched cover and a replacement wheel.

 

About to get one but im unsure whether the grey or charcoal will match the my frost interior better. Anyone have pics of a frost steering wheel with wheel skin that looks OEM?

 

For grins and giggles I looked up the price of a steering wheel on Courtesy Nissan. The price ranged from $390 to $850. The most expensive wheels were heated, but the color seemed to add to the price.

 

Best option IMO is to buy a used wheel and have it re-wrapped professionally. Not to mention, you have more options for material and stitching.

I will be trying this DIY soon:
http://forum.e46fanatics.com/showthread.php?t=570659

 

I think it looks pretty decent. Are you still able to utilize the heated steering wheel feature if you opt for the perforated leather?