Loncky Genuine Leather Auto Custom Steering Wheel Covers for Toyota Land Cruiser 2008-2015 / Toyota Tundra 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013/ Toyota Sequoia 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Accessories

Was a learning curve to install but watched a video that helped. Seems of a good quality but only time will tell. I took my time and it feels and looks good on my 09 tundra with worn out steering wheel. The package includes all what you need from tape and thread. The supplied tape was important in the installation as it keeps things place while sewing. I would recommend it if you are taking your time with the installation.

Very nice leather but could have been just a smidge larger. Need to stretch it a little. Takes a few hours to stitch. Very nice that they provided plenty of thread and the trim tool. Love it.

The cover feels nice and has an excellent fit. The installation was straight forward. I’ve replaced steering wheel covers from scratch before and cutting out the material for a good fit is relatively tedious. This cover is 100% worth the money.

Excellent wheel cover!!! Took a good month to get to my door, so don't be in a hurry if you order one.Like another reviewer mentioned, it took a good 4 hours to put it on. I wetted the cover a little with a spray bottle and distilled water and put it on the wheel out in the sun for a day before I started stitchng it on. This helped out form to the wheel a bit better. Also, I used a spring clamp to hold the stitching tight as I went along, which was a HUGH help. One other thing, you may not want to put the provided tape on the front side of the steering wheel under the smooth/non-dimpled area of the cover. It prints thru the cover ever so slightly when you're all done and it has had a few days to settle. Not really noticable but if you're OCD it might bug you.End results are stellar and well worth the wait to get it and the effort to install. I would do it all again without hesitation.

Smells great right off the batWays to install once you get it in the correct location. I needed to move it around the wheel a bit to get it in the correct locationOnce it’s there you add those little bits of tape underneath so it won’t rotateThe sewing part is pretty straight forward. Glad I went with black on black because as it was my first install I had a few areas of issue. Looks great and feels so good to drive with. Feels like a new car. Under $50 too. Thanks

Not too difficult to install, but it did take about three hours. Take your time, watch the youtube videos, and you too will be happy with the results. I have had it installed for three months, and it shows no wear. Feels good, looks great.

I installed this on a plastic worn down Toyota Tundra steering wheel and I like the feel of the leather. It is nearly as nice as my Sequoia Platinum steering wheel. The only difference was the size of the stitches - no big deal. I used the included double sided tape and stitched it tightly. I read the directions and watched the youtube video and it took me about 3 hours. The result was very good. This was definitely a good value and nice upgrade over that. I hope it lasts a long time.PS: I had a Wheelskin brand cover on an older 4Runner and I must say, these Xuji's are definitely nicer. They feel softer (the Wheelskin leather was hard and didn't look good) and the Xuji looked better because the leather covers the plastic spokes.

I just installed this cover this morning on my 2007 Tundra and it took me about 4 hours. I don't do things like this often; I work in spreadsheets and numbers most days. Still, it actually turned out great. The final product looks and feels amazing; about everything I ever wanted in a new steering wheel cover. They provide a link to a Youtube instructional video that makes installation look incredibly easy. I watched it enough times the music is still stuck in my head. Just to be clear about what you're buying: this is a very nice piece of leather that you must sew onto your steering wheel. They provide all the tools you'll need, along with plenty of extra double-sided tape and thread. Here's a few tips I have for anyone trying this for the first time like I was:1) give yourself plenty of time to do this properly. I got started in the cool hours of the morning and was surprised it took me until lunch.2) apply the double-sided tape to the cover while it is off the wheel. in other words, don't apply tape while attempting to position the cover in place. The video shows it this way, but their instructional card shows it done while the cover is not on the wheel yet - I prefer this way.3) be sure you have the cover placed on the wheel correctly. it is easy to put it on backward (at least for the Tundra model)4) make sure to give yourself plenty of thread when sewing each section. The video says "three times the length" but this is not enough. Thankfully, I kept erroring on the side of too much thread. They give you plenty of thread; don't be stingy. It will be cumbersome but its much better than not having enough to finish a section.5) don't be afraid to make each stitch rather tight, but be careful to thread the needle well and pull slowly and firmly. I busted a couple stitches unfortunately but the finished product still looks great.Overall, this is a great product so far and I'm very happy I took a chance with installing this rather than buying a cheap cover from an auto shop or a department store locally.