Steering Wheel -> leather wrap

[oj88]

One here, My first choice is always the Elevo brand (cowhide).
Kung walang elevo ka size ng steering wheel ko like the D shape steering ng Terra I order sa lazada ng ibang brand.

Malaki kamay ko, tumatama kuko sa palm ko kung walang steering wheel cover.
Sometimes kasi pag spirited driving nanggigil kuko ko sa palad ko, minsan may sugat na.

Me. Like glenn_duke, I was blessed (or cursed) with big hands (I can comfortably palm a BB). I hate my Gen 2 Pajero's slim original SW.

If you ever have a chance to drive utilatirian cars like L300's, pick-ups (low-end variants), you'd appreciate a decent slip-on SW cover. Elevo and Type S are decent enough. Loncky for stitch-ons. So pardon me if I was dumbfounded for people dissing the lowly SW cover.

I mean no disrespect and I hope you guys don't take it personally.

There are certain things and blings in cars that just don't appeal to me. Just speaking my mind.

I have driven the L-300.... plenty of times. Also a Canter from when my dad tried to build an RV out of it (operator word being "tried"). I can say that the rather thin steering wheel did felt funny. But in the grand scheme of things, it was never a big deal. In contrast, driving a car with a steering wheel cover was both awkward to hold and very much a distraction for me.

[carxynogen]

Call me elitist or matapobre whatever but why is it when drivers handle a car, so many of the plastic/rubber/leather parts wear out so quickly? The seats and steering wheels are dilapidated, the keyfob buttons are all beat up etc.

I have an almost 20-year old car that never touched hands with a driver and the interior is like new, but I've seen 5-year old AUVs/SUVs that look like they're twice the age.

Mag matter din ata yung mileage.
If may driver, meaning laging gamit yung car.
Sayang naman pampasweldo ng driver if ang travel lang is sa city.

[H1Tman]

^The driver lives in the car kasi. Kapag bumaba si boss, naka-aircon with music, tulugan na.