2PiRx4

Anyone have any thoughts on steering wheel covers. I use them on the work vehicles. My A4's wheel is very slick and I'm not much of a glove guy.

maxh2o

Takes a while to install, but well worth it, as they feel great and have a nice grip to them.<ul><li><a href="http://www.qualitysmart.com/products/wheelskins/wheelskins_steeringwheel_covers.htm">like these.</a></li></ul>

ReyHey

Only real need I can imagine is, "here" in Las Vegas. Got burnt last summer.. thing gets Toasty!

meem

it should feel matte and new for years to come. i recommend spinneybeck leather care.

2PiRx4

conditioning the wheel made it slicker so I avoided it. The wheel is now five years old. I have been using Lexol on the interior, should I try it on the wheel?

meem

are also applying a product (your skin's natural oils) whenever you drive. those oils need to be removed on a regular basis to keep the matte finish. at this point, it's too late to restore the matte finish to your existing wheel; you either need to cover it or buy a new wheel. personally i'm not a big fan of spending money on partial solutions, hence my recommendation for a new wheel; genuinevwaudiparts.com has good prices.

2PiRx4

thank for your input

wnut

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meem

alcantara seems to age even more poorly than leather.

wnut

smells too.