Plasticolor 006732I01 Elite Series Speed Grip 'Honda' Steering Wheel Cover , black

Nice and comfy. A little difficult to get on but leave it in the sun for few hours and it slips on nicely.

5 years later and it is still in good condition.

Installed in my 195K+ mile 1999 Accord LX Coupe (2.3L I4 VTEC YO!)It was a bit of a challenge due to having to really tug the cover over the steering wheel; However, it turned out to be a nice, tight, sturdy fit all around despite the heavily worn steering wheel losing a great deal of material from years of use by the previous owner.Not the biggest fan of steering wheel covers, but since I was too busy to find, and swap in another steering wheel in much better condition at the time, I opted for this cover because there were far more important repairs I was trying to finish, ASAP (and because I was used to the thicker, sporty grip of my early R-Design steering wheel in my Volvo S60). I must say, it was DEFINITELY worth the money, and I'm certainly inclined to continue using this cover when I actually swap in a better-looking steering wheel in the future.

Love it, fits well

I’ve had this product for a coup of months now, and the only thing I don’t care for is the slick feel. It gives sweaty hand or oily cover vibes. Otherwise, the Honda logos are clean looking and very aesthetic in my car.

Had it for a week now and no cracks or breakage, the quality is good and worth the price. Fits my steering wheel but it does make it feel a little bulky. Pics are accurate. Make sure you read the instructions on how to put it on. I had to heat it up with a hairdryer to make it fit but it was secure and easy to install after heating.Also pro tip, when you're installing it make sure you got the exact placement when putting it on or you'll have to remove the whole thing, its super snug so moving it around wont be possible.

Love it! The product is well made, and it feels and looks great on my 2003 CR-V. Really dresses her up. Yes, it's hard to get on, sort of like getting a tire on a rim (I used my fingers, but a blunt tool might also help). Start at the top and work your way around, little by little. There is just enough give in the material for it to finally slip into place. It's snug, so you'll want to make sure it's positioned how you like when you start. Enjoy!

Fit and feel good!