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How to Fit a DIY Leather Steering Wheel Cover on a Honda Civic

Model: Honda Civic MK 9 - Years 2012-2015
Part: Steering wheel

You can fit a DIY leather steering wheel cover that looks just as good as one from the manufacturer, at a minimal cost and with the great satisfaction of having sewn it yourself. The shaped cover as shown in the video on Amazon costs between £34.96 and £62.33, with various intermediate options. The price difference is due to the type of material. There are also simpler, unshaped models that only cover the rim of the steering wheel, priced under £13.00, but these are also leather and require hand sewing. The application, as you can see in the video, is very simple. The stitching presents no difficulties, as the holes for the thread are already made. A truly "cool" customisation.

Updated on 23 July 2026 by ScegliAuto

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