[Scargoes]

Originally Posted by Gasoline_Farts

I like the feel and thickness. I drove a base golf with the plastic type wheel that was super thin, it felt gross and weird

My MGB and 240Z were wood rim wheels, a bit of a different feel that some plastic wheel. Donning the string back leather driving gloves made that thin wood trim wheel feel perfect in the hands for me.

[WakeWise]

Is anyone using covers like these or something similar?

[Johnwiz]

Originally Posted by GTSLOW

My shift knob, at 4,900 miles, looks worn already thanks to my sweaty hands. :(

I have an Alcantara shift knob in my Audi. After several years it looked worn and smooth. I was thinking of replacing it, but tried Sonax on it and it looks like new. I was surprised the dirt that came out of it how it brought the feel back. Definitely worth it and it does work well.

[Uncle Sam]

Please don't kill any more innocent Alcantaras.

For real one finger grip and easy care slap one of these baby's on!

[arpad_m]

Originally Posted by WakeWise

Is anyone using covers like these or something similar?

I use this leather + carbon fiber cover. It is a good fit, durable, adds girth, allows much of the heat to pass through thus the heater is still effective, and looks fairly good in general. The only thing I miss is the red zero degree marker on top, but couldn't find any such cover I liked. Replacing the steering wheel is overkill for my use.

https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[kropscamaro16]

if anybody wants a leather 1ss wheel i have a brand new one in my garage sitting let me know!! btw that sonax stuff works awesome