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Steering wheel cover AMIO OTDK201 lace-up
Lace-on steering wheel cover - imitation leather material, steering wheel diameter 38–39 cm, strong lacing threads, installation by hand stitching using the S-shaped technique, protects the steering wheel from abrasion, firm attachment without slipping, colour black, needle and thread included, suitable for standard car steering wheels
In stock 8 pcs
Expected shipping:
22.09.2026
Regular price
€5,66
Unit price
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Unavailable
AMIO | SKU:
06443396
Product description
The cover is pleasant to the touch and looks great in the car, while significantly improving the driving experience by perfectly holding in the hand.
Aesthetic design
Thick threads
No odor
Pleasant to the touch
Does not move on the steering wheel
Increases driving comfort
Protects the steering wheel from abrasion
Diameter: 38-39 cm
Color: black
HOW TO SEW?
Put the cover on the steering wheel so that the leather is connected at the bottom and in the middle at the bottom of the steering wheel. Sew the cover from shoulder to shoulder, at the beginning measure the appropriate length of the thread attached to the kit. It is more or less twice as long as the hem part, i.e. from shoulder to shoulder.
We start at the shoulder and insert the needle from the inside of the leather.
We sew the steering wheel, folding the thread over every other stitch, making S-shaped movements. It should be remembered that sewing is allowed only over the thread, without piercing the leather.
Pull the thread tight so that the edge of the leather comes together nicely.
Aesthetic design
Thick threads
No odor
Pleasant to the touch
Does not move on the steering wheel
Increases driving comfort
Protects the steering wheel from abrasion
Diameter: 38-39 cm
Color: black
HOW TO SEW?
Put the cover on the steering wheel so that the leather is connected at the bottom and in the middle at the bottom of the steering wheel. Sew the cover from shoulder to shoulder, at the beginning measure the appropriate length of the thread attached to the kit. It is more or less twice as long as the hem part, i.e. from shoulder to shoulder.
We start at the shoulder and insert the needle from the inside of the leather.
We sew the steering wheel, folding the thread over every other stitch, making S-shaped movements. It should be remembered that sewing is allowed only over the thread, without piercing the leather.
Pull the thread tight so that the edge of the leather comes together nicely.
