| Manufacturer | Loncky |
|---|---|
| Brand | Loncky |
| Model | Loncky |
| Item Weight | 13.6 ounces |
| Package Dimensions | 10.1 x 6.2 x 2.6 inches |
| Item model number | lfy-0051 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 54755 |
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| Sold By | Lily Woods'Store | West Llama Auto | West Llama Auto | Xhring Home | Xhring Home | Kivnto-Part |
| material | Genuine Leather,Suede,Alcantara,Carbon Fiber,Microfiber Leather | Faux Leather | Faux Leather | Leather | Leather | Faux Leather, microfiber, Carbon Fiber |
| compatible vehicles | Car | 4runner (2010-Present), Tacoma (2001-2005, 2012-Present), Tundra (2000-2006, 2014-Present), Sequoia (2014-Present), Pickup (1980-1988), Corolla (1980-1986), Tercel (1980-1986) | Tacoma(1995-present),Tundra(2000-present),4runner(1984-present), Highlander(2001-present),Sequoia(2001-present),Sienna(1998-present), Land Cruiser(1991-present),Corolla(1980-2002),Solara(1999-2009), Rav4(1996 - 2000),Camry(1983-2018),Celica(1980-1999), Echo(2000-2005),Avalon(1995-2018),Paseo(1992-1997), Previa(1991-1997),Supra(1985 - 1998), Tercel(1980-1988),Pickup(1980-1995), MR2(1985-1995),T100(1993-1999),Venza(2009-2015) | for Toyota Tacoma 4Runner Tundra Sequoia | for Toyota Tacoma 2012-2024 2001-2005, for Toyota 4Runner 2010-2024, for Toyota Tundra 2000-2024, for Toyota Sequoia 2014-2024 | Car |
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Perfect but takes FOREVER
***2 year update***The cover is still fantastic. With a little imperfections I had from not being a professional steering wheel cover installer eventually even doubt. A factory installed leather steering wheel would look may be 2% better but this is pretty damn close ...Like a lot of people say this installation took forever. Having said that, I may have psyched myself out more than I needed to. I looked at several different videos and read the instructions and all them did it a little bit differently. The one thing that I would do differently is definitely put a ton of double-sided tape on before it is on the wheel. A couple different videos did it differently.It feels awesome! The Tundra steering wheel is actually very complicated and it takes forever to do. Error on the side of having a little bit too much overlap especially on the bottom than not enough. It’s very tight but it’s surprising how much you can tuck in. I do have one problem area, The right side. I think I was overly concerned with getting a single run of thread from the left side all the way over to the right side. If I could do it again I would start on one side and then stop at the top and then start on the other side and meet at the top. I would think that could help me secure the sides, where there is a lot going on a little bit better.My plan is to get a hypodermic needle and inject a little bit of super glue to try to tie down the couple of spots that are a little bit loose, particularly on the back and if I have enough energy I will follow up tell you how that goes.Overall this thing looks and feels amazing. It took me six hours but I think I could do it half the time if I did it again. I hope I never have to do it again!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2022
Color: Black Leather,Black ThreadVerified Purchase
Good fit, Quality product, takes patience to install, best steering wheel cover I have tried!!
Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2022
A++ leather steering wheel cover for Tundra. Pros: good fit, quality material, price is fair, color is good. Cons: takes about 3-4 hours to stitch if you want a good finished product, need to watch a few videos to supplement the written instructions. Notes: need to apply the double-sided tape to all areas as instructions were showing to ensure the cover sticks to the concave areas of the steering wheel. Tucking the extra leather under the steering wheel trim was not too bad once you get it started. Great product, I would purchase again.
Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2022
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Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2024
Color: Customization (contact to tell us your request)Verified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2018
Color: Black Leather,Black ThreadVerified Purchase
***2 year update***
The cover is still fantastic. With a little imperfections I had from not being a professional steering wheel cover installer eventually even doubt. A factory installed leather steering wheel would look may be 2% better but this is pretty damn close ...
Like a lot of people say this installation took forever. Having said that, I may have psyched myself out more than I needed to. I looked at several different videos and read the instructions and all them did it a little bit differently. The one thing that I would do differently is definitely put a ton of double-sided tape on before it is on the wheel. A couple different videos did it differently.
It feels awesome! The Tundra steering wheel is actually very complicated and it takes forever to do. Error on the side of having a little bit too much overlap especially on the bottom than not enough. It’s very tight but it’s surprising how much you can tuck in.
I do have one problem area, The right side. I think I was overly concerned with getting a single run of thread from the left side all the way over to the right side. If I could do it again I would start on one side and then stop at the top and then start on the other side and meet at the top. I would think that could help me secure the sides, where there is a lot going on a little bit better.
My plan is to get a hypodermic needle and inject a little bit of super glue to try to tie down the couple of spots that are a little bit loose, particularly on the back and if I have enough energy I will follow up tell you how that goes.
Overall this thing looks and feels amazing. It took me six hours but I think I could do it half the time if I did it again. I hope I never have to do it again!
The cover is still fantastic. With a little imperfections I had from not being a professional steering wheel cover installer eventually even doubt. A factory installed leather steering wheel would look may be 2% better but this is pretty damn close ...
Like a lot of people say this installation took forever. Having said that, I may have psyched myself out more than I needed to. I looked at several different videos and read the instructions and all them did it a little bit differently. The one thing that I would do differently is definitely put a ton of double-sided tape on before it is on the wheel. A couple different videos did it differently.
It feels awesome! The Tundra steering wheel is actually very complicated and it takes forever to do. Error on the side of having a little bit too much overlap especially on the bottom than not enough. It’s very tight but it’s surprising how much you can tuck in.
I do have one problem area, The right side. I think I was overly concerned with getting a single run of thread from the left side all the way over to the right side. If I could do it again I would start on one side and then stop at the top and then start on the other side and meet at the top. I would think that could help me secure the sides, where there is a lot going on a little bit better.
My plan is to get a hypodermic needle and inject a little bit of super glue to try to tie down the couple of spots that are a little bit loose, particularly on the back and if I have enough energy I will follow up tell you how that goes.
Overall this thing looks and feels amazing. It took me six hours but I think I could do it half the time if I did it again. I hope I never have to do it again!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2019
Color: Black Leather,Black ThreadVerified Purchase
