CAR PASS Wood Grain 14.5-15 inch Microfiber Leather Steering Wheel Cover, Anti-Slip Veins Design Steering Wheel Universal Fit for Most Cars, Sedans, SUVs, MiniVans, Small Trusks, Beige

PERFECT fit!!! This thing hugs the steering wheel snuggly and is not bulky at all. It protects the steering very well and the grip on it is comfortable. For the price this is a great addition and transforms the look of the vehicle with the matching car seats I bought.

Perfect fit and grip on steering wheel, good quality, smooth, adds an expensive looking touch for an affordable price

I love this steering wheel cover. It is exactly as shown, very firm and feels durable. I chose this colour to match with a car seat cover I bought on here as well and it worked.

This is not universally fitting, but otherwise a very nice item. We have a 2007 Toyota Camry. Maybe our car is too old but I thought a Camry was pretty universal. It seems about 2” too small so measure! I gave 4 stars because of my assumption, plus it looks nice and seemed comfortable if it had worked out!

It's pretty and elegant. At the begging doesn't fit but my husband placed on our small under the sun. And warm placed in the truck. It's beautiful!!

A little difficult to get onto the steering wheel of a 2007 Tahoe but the color and wood grain pattern matched perfectly to the interior

My 1999 Toyota 4Runner had minor wear on the top portion of the steering wheel. I wanted to get a cover but did not want to ruin the OEM look of my interior. I came across this specific steering wheel cover which in my opinion, matches pretty well. It came stretched in the package so I believe that made installation a lot easier. I think it looks great and it DOES NOT SLIP at all. The steering wheel feels like one piece still, it doesn’t feel like there’s a cover around the perimeter because it fits so tight.

It's really a great match to my old Mercedes (1999 e320) interior. I docked off a star because, as many other people have mentioned, it's a complete feat of strength and tenacity to get to actually installed on the steering wheel. It takes a good amount of effort to have the cover achieve any sort of give.My suggestion would be to start with the bottom and stretch it out, rotating the cover all the way around while tugging upward to stretch is out some. Then one you have the stitch seam at the bottom, work it onto the wheel and pull upwards as hard as you can until you can't pull it onto the wheel anymore. Then take a wooden dowel that is slightly thinner than a broomstick handle (I had a hair brush in the car which was dicey, but did work) and use it to stretch the cover out a bit more and let it guide it in place over the steering wheel.. then pray for the best.I am pretty sure this will be the last cover I ever install on it because I can't imagine trying to get it off now that it's on, unless I have leather sheers to cut it off!