13" Blue Stripe Sim Racing Steering Wheel Race Style D-Shaped Flat Bottom Steering Wheel Suede Leather with Blue Stitch and Horn Button

Modified to fit 1975 Corvette 10/10 build quality - not bendy at all - very comfortableWhat do you really expect for the price

Really like the D shape and works and feels way better than the stock steering wheel in my Slingshot.

Definitely worth the price

Flex so bad I wouldn’t use it in a lawn mower, straight to the garbage dump. So wobbly can’t even return, congrats on ripping me off.

Perfect fit on our golf cart, not as flimsy as other reviews stated. Retrofitted our 2013 club car precedent 6 seater. Great faux shade texture. Easy retrofit install. Center honker piece didn’t quite fit but I just left it off for a “grunge” look. Only challenge I had were w the screws provided - I had the same problem w my previous aftermarket steering wheel. The screws are some kind of other screw head, not like any tool I have Allen wrench or otherwise, and after time they all eventually start to jiggle loose so I use superglue to seal and secure the screws tight on install.

The steering wheel fits my can am but I received it without the hub

Muy bueno

I have yet to install in the project car, but I do have a high-dollar similar wheel from Italy with which I can compare. The construction and appearance seems top notch. The alcantara is smooth and well stitched, and the center hub appears thinner than the high-dollar version, but thick enough that it should be as durable as necessary. The center horn button is all plastic but I tested it and it does function.The mounting holes align with the Momo hub in my car, so installation will be straightforward. The D-shape is great for cars with non-adjustable deeply bolstered seats so one can get in and out of the car without using a quick-release, which in my case would result in the wheel being prohibitively close to the seat.With many wheels like this, it's important to clean them very well to remove excess dyes and to expect some color transfer and I'll update this review after some track time.One important consideration is that on modern cars, removing the airbag to use an aftermarket wheel should be a decision not taken lightly. I do not recommend doing so on a street-driven car.