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steering wheel cover
I bought a steering wheel cover in tan from walmart. I ended up ripping it trying to get it on. It said fots 14.5to15.5 wheels. These superduty wheels are at least 15.5 not much bigger?
any one find something that covers a wheel when its worn? |
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Try putting the steering wheel cover on or near the heater, an it works very well opposed to trying with cold material...
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Forget the crap at Walmart, if you want a nice wheel cover look up wheelskins not cheap and your hands will hurt after sewing it on but it feels great and lasts. I wish Ford would recall for cosmetic issues because their wheels would look terrible after little usage. I have had the wheelskins for a couple years and still looks like new.
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I bought a leather one from advance auto parts about 4 years ago for like $15. Had it in my old truck not long after i bought it til i sold it, then put it in this truck 2 years ago. Still looks good and is holdin up.
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Heating it up first is the key. The material does stretch a little bit and you simply need every inch of it to get it on.
i have the walmart tan version also. I am on my second one. I agree they don't hold up as long as others do , but by the time I go to replace mine due to tears, it is also pretty grimmy from the dirt off my hands so I am glad to put a new one on (and happy that they are too expensive at that point). |
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