Steering Wheel covers ?
I'm considering getting a cover for the 6 , any suggestions or pictures of what you have on your Steering wheel ? material , colors, patterns etc ?
Howard
Howard
I have a leather black and white that I bought on line New...but didn't put it on because my interior is vanilla....paid $80 for it will sell for $50, if you are interested I can take picture of it and post them. Judi
Originally Posted by hcarter
I'm considering getting a cover for the 6 , any suggestions or pictures of what you have on your Steering wheel ? material , colors, patterns etc ?
Howard
Howard
For quality, I think Wheelskins is the only option:
Wheelskins - The World's Finest Genuine Leather Motoring Accessories, Steering Wheel Covers, Driving Gloves and Shift Boots
Wheelskins - The World's Finest Genuine Leather Motoring Accessories, Steering Wheel Covers, Driving Gloves and Shift Boots
Mine is a Wheelskins brand and it is perferated on the sides and it is black and white. comes with the needle and thread to install it.
Originally Posted by msgump
I have a leather black and white that I bought on line New...but didn't put it on because my interior is vanilla....paid $80 for it will sell for $50, if you are interested I can take picture of it and post them. Judi
Thanks msgump but I think I want a solid or with blue in it ,but at that price u should have no problem getting it sold.
Max thanks for the link ,thats what I wanted ,
Howard.
Max thanks for the link ,thats what I wanted ,
Howard.
Howard check with Rudy and the guys at Speedriven. I saw a rebuilt wheel in a MB in their shop that was drop dead beautiful. This one had CF build up however the cost was $1000. They take your wheel and can reshape it and build it back with a varity of material choices. Don't really know the price range for other materials but you would think the cf would be one of the more expensive options.
1000 ,,, you about gave me a stroke,,, hahaah , i'm still saving for the paddles and new shocks ,,, and then theres tires,,,,the list goes on...
Well, did you get yours?
I did. Charcoal top/bottom and black sides Europerf all. Very nice chunky feel to it and it took ~ 1.5 hours to install. I'll post pics soon.
Bought mine at http://www.wheelskinsoutlet.com/buy/...x/Default.aspx
$45 delivered. 3 days.
I did. Charcoal top/bottom and black sides Europerf all. Very nice chunky feel to it and it took ~ 1.5 hours to install. I'll post pics soon.
Bought mine at http://www.wheelskinsoutlet.com/buy/...x/Default.aspx
$45 delivered. 3 days.
I had my steering refinished by a company called Trimstop. For $225.00 the installed wood and new leather. They didn't have the Vanilla color leather, so I went with Black. It looks pretty good.
I really like the look of your steering wheel.....where are they located and did you have to take the car in or how did they cover the wheel?
Redlinegoods and recover your wheel. If you're first it might be free.
Here's how the mx5 guy did it. Steering wheel recovering project... - MX-5 Miata Forum
Here's how the mx5 guy did it. Steering wheel recovering project... - MX-5 Miata Forum
Thanks for all that info....it looks like a lot of work but worth it....great pictures. Now I want to find one with the wood insert...hope I can find a local shop too.
Redlinegoods and recover your wheel. If you're first it might be free.
Here's how the mx5 guy did it. Steering wheel recovering project... - MX-5 Miata Forum
Here's how the mx5 guy did it. Steering wheel recovering project... - MX-5 Miata Forum
I took the steering wheel off and sent it to them. They're located in San Diego. Here's a link to their site TrimStop.com - Wood Dash Kits, Dash Trim Kits, Molded Dash Kits and more....
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