Gen 1 -- How to Steering wheel Cover -- Price vs Quality

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HarveyCat

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I need a simple wheel cover (OEM like) -- I would like leather (tan or brown) or leather like -- I know $40 is common -- would like $20 better. Open to any advice (links to ebay, amazon or other sellers) -- I just bought one for just under $5 total from China -- (I know!) -- but listing said it was leather and I was going to sew/stitch it on -- but somehow my cm to inch conversions were off -- I can't even get it on the wheel!
 
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I bought a Realtree camo cover at O'Reilly on sale for $11. Fits my needs. Planning on getting the Realtree seat covers to match. Leather seats are super cold at -30 degrees, I can only imagine how hot they are at 85 degrees.
 

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Agree, but.... it's all in how much patience you have to lace it up neatly. You can make or break the final product with your sewing skills.
 
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That's something where you get what you pay for. I have had Wheelskins on my last couple of trucks. They fit right, feel great and last.

Amazon.com - Wheelskins Eurotone Genuine Leather Steering Wheel Cover - Charcoal Size C - Automotive Steering Wheel Covers

Thanks for all the info everyone -- I can get a great deal on a Wheelskin $20 total -- but it is size A 14.5" to 16.5" (not AXX or some such) would it work? What size really works best? their website says AXX for our Gen 1 Expeditions.
 
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