Category: Accessories
Price: $1
Private or Vendor Listing: Private Listing
Part fits: 2010+ G37 Sedan, 2008-2009 G37 Sedan
Location (State/Prov): NC
Item Condition: Used
Tire/Wheel Type: 20+

Thread was previously a part-out, but this is the only remaining item.

Genuine Leather steering wheel wrap - $100 shipped

- Brand new, just trying to break even.
-Ordered from Redline goods (https://www.redlinegoods.com)
-Perforated and includes black thread for stitching.

 

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Price drop on the two remaining items.

Wheel posted in another post.

 

The redlinegoods steering wheel wrap is worth it for anyone that may be considering refurbishing their steering wheel.


Nappa Leather wheel wrap from Redlinegoods

 

Grille sold, only item remaining is steering wheel cover.

 

Did u install it yourself or send it to Redline? Looks great. Mine is finally showing some wear and it's really bothering me.

 

I did it myself with a clothing steamer. Mine is going on 4 years now and shows no signs of wear yet.

 

Price is OBO, lets get this sold as I no longer own the car!

 

Is anyone familiar with the install DIY? Doable with enough time? Really modernizes the look of the steering wheel.

 

@hexotic knows how to do this. He's good at it.

 

I haven't done a G37, since the car go totaled before I could do it, but did previous cars steering wheels and its not bad. It can be a little tedious depending on how perfect you want it to be, but absolutely doable with time.

It's been as simple as disconnect the battery, remove air bag, remove steering wheel(mark it before hand so you know exactly where to replace it so you will not have a crooked steering wheel), remove trim, line up the wrap, go to town sewing, replace trim, use trim tool to tuck any excess and/or trim the wrap, replace steering wheel and air bag, reconnect battery.

You can do it with the steering wheel on the car, but the threading can be hard to see/do because of angles. Much easier to do with the steering wheel in your lap. This one goes over the existing leather, so no need to remove anything before hand.

 

I have this and did mine myself. Highly recommend, makes the wheel way better both aesthetically and feel. Much thicker and softer to the touch. Easy to do yourself, just tedious and time consuming. Took me probably around 3-4 hours just to stitch it all together. But definitely worth it. Anyone with 2 functional hands and enough patience could do it. Way cheaper than a carbon fiber wheel and I prefer this look more, more classy and way less gaudy looking in my opinion.

 

Counts me out entirely. Kudos to those that can do this. I tried once and after 10 minutes the wheel went flying, lol.

There was a member here who did this as a side hustle. Wish he was still active...

 

still available?

 

I tend to agree. I know my limits when it comes to patience. Also, if the wheel has to be removed, one of these may be in my future: https://southbayautoworkz.com/produc...steering-wheel