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[Steering & Suspension] Steering wheel
#1
Hi guys picking up my 2009 XTR tomorrow and previous owner was prone to picking the steering wheel whilst sitting in traffic. So I'm left with a wheel looking like mice have had a little nibble. 
Would quite like to change but finding it hard to locate 2nd hand, so it's looking like a wheel cover, has anybody used the slip on type, can't be arsed to spend hours sewing the leather job?
Thanks in advance
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#2
Got one on mine bit tight to fit buts its OK,also makes the wheel feel bit fatter,gives more grip to,
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#3
(10-08-2016, 07:40 PM)Johny555 Wrote:  Got one on mine bit tight to fit buts its OK,also makes the wheel feel bit fatter,gives more grip to,

Hi seen one in Halfords slip on is that where you got yours?
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#4
No,some other car shop ,I had one on my old van,so I always use them now,
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#5
I got mine from Halfords, I wanted a thick one due to Rheumatoid Arthritis, does the job perfectly.

I think this is the one.

http://www.halfords.com/motoring/car-acc...over-black
Multispace B9 2009 1.6HDi
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#6
I have had 2 of these in 2 different cars: in a xsara Picasso, and in this case the wheel cover was loose, and it was horrible; and now in my Pug Partner. the one in the picasso already came with the car, and because it was so loose, I ended up removing it, it was a security hazard. The one I have in the Pug is really tight. It was hard work to fit in, I almost had to get these bicycle tire fitting tools to get it on the steering wheel. It has some leather, so it is more comfortable to the touch, and yes, the wheel is now very thick.
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(11-08-2016, 04:49 AM)Luis Rosa Wrote:  I have had 2 of these in 2 different cars: in a xsara Picasso, and in this case the wheel cover was loose, and it was horrible; and now in my Pug Partner. the one in the picasso already came with the car, and because it was so loose, I ended up removing it, it was a security hazard. The one I have in the Pug is really tight. It was hard work to fit in, I almost had to get these bicycle tire fitting tools to get it on the steering wheel. It has some leather, so it is more comfortable to the touch, and yes, the wheel is now very thick.

sounds good Luis, can you remember where you got it from?
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#8
Got mine frim The Range
http://www.therange.co.uk/search?asug=&l...ring+wheel
Hides manky steering wheel nicely.
Malcolm.
2001 1.9D Multispace.
Diagbox diagnostics in Northumberland.
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(11-08-2016, 06:13 AM)Jelevents Wrote:  
(11-08-2016, 04:49 AM)Luis Rosa Wrote:  I have had 2 of these in 2 different cars: in a xsara Picasso, and in this case the wheel cover was loose, and it was horrible; and now in my Pug Partner. the one in the picasso already came with the car, and because it was so loose, I ended up removing it, it was a security hazard. The one I have in the Pug is really tight. It was hard work to fit in, I almost had to get these bicycle tire fitting tools to get it on the steering wheel. It has some leather, so it is more comfortable to the touch, and yes, the wheel is now very thick.

sounds good Luis, can you remember where you got it from?

The last one was here in a German autoparts shop nearby. I do not remeber the brand, sorry.
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#10
Or Peugeot 207 wheels are identical. I got a nice leather one for a tenner.


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