Wheelskins steering wheel cover
August-13th-2002 | 08:47 AM
#18
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Joined: Nov 2001
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From: Hamilton, ON
Originally posted by TheMAN
Why the hell does any of the P5 owners want to put a damn steering wheel cover on in the first place? The P5 has a *nice* leather wrapped steering wheel and you guys want to put a cheap pos "made in china" rubber plastic thingy that falls apart after a year? Uhh no.
If anyone here don't like to grab on to the leather steering wheel, perhaps they should trade it in for the plastic one I have.
Why the hell does any of the P5 owners want to put a damn steering wheel cover on in the first place? The P5 has a *nice* leather wrapped steering wheel and you guys want to put a cheap pos "made in china" rubber plastic thingy that falls apart after a year? Uhh no.
If anyone here don't like to grab on to the leather steering wheel, perhaps they should trade it in for the plastic one I have.
Stocker.
August-13th-2002 | 01:47 PM
#20
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Joined: Jul 2002
Posts: 270
From: Winnipeg
.......So anyways I orderd my wheel cover from www.autotoystore.com
They only charge $35.99 and $5 (U.S) for shipping to canada. This is the best place i could find for the color combination that i wanted and the quickest shipping times..If anyone from canada is thinking about ordering this from them it might be worth it, to ask them to put the "true" value of the order so you don't have to pay huge duties or taxes.
They only charge $35.99 and $5 (U.S) for shipping to canada. This is the best place i could find for the color combination that i wanted and the quickest shipping times..If anyone from canada is thinking about ordering this from them it might be worth it, to ask them to put the "true" value of the order so you don't have to pay huge duties or taxes.
August-13th-2002 | 08:07 PM
#21
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Joined: Apr 2002
Posts: 80
From: Des Plaines, IL (NW of Chicago)
Sheepskin
I'd consider putting a sheepskin cover on mine - used to have one in my old car, but it was elastic instead of laced on (gripped well anyway). I don't think I'd want one on all the time anyway.
The nice thing about it was that it didn't heat up in the summertime and wasn't cold in the winter. For summer it'd be a bit odd, but in winter it was really really nice to have.
The nice thing about it was that it didn't heat up in the summertime and wasn't cold in the winter. For summer it'd be a bit odd, but in winter it was really really nice to have.
August-13th-2002 | 09:45 PM
#22
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Joined: Sep 2001
Posts: 508
From: Hampton, VA
I heard from a claims adjuster that sometimes the mileage of the car doesn't reflect how it's really been driven.
They sometimes look to how worn the steering wheel is. Weird but true...cover it it up unless you have to show it.
They sometimes look to how worn the steering wheel is. Weird but true...cover it it up unless you have to show it.
August-13th-2002 | 10:42 PM
#23
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From: Oklahoma City OK- where it is flat
Just to confirm, the LX and the ES have the same size steering wheels? Is the P-5 the same size? I thought it is smaller for some reason. I have a LX, and a wheelskin is on my to do list...
Thanks!!
Thanks!!
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