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Old 05-03-2010, 05:24 AM
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Does anyone know how to make one of those steering wheel covers that completely encloses the wheel? I saw a picture of a quilted one with an embroidery in the center and I want to try it. I googled it but could only find those covers that just cover the rim of the wheel, not the entire thing. Any help would be great. :!:
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Old 05-03-2010, 07:27 AM
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wouldn't that cut down on your ability to grip the wheel? Or do you take it off to drive? I'm trying to picture this in my head.
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I agree it would be a hazard to not be aboe to grip the whole wheel and have access to the middle so to speak.

One should be able to move their hands around the wheel without interference.
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Good luck with your search.
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http://cgi.ebay.com/Cats-Full-Steeri...-/350233702155

Is this the type of thing that you're looking for? Something to keep the steering wheel cool? If not and you want one that fits snug around the whole wheel, why not make one like a small round fitted sheet? You could still piece and quilt it, just make it about 4" bigger all the way around than the steering wheel. That should provide enough room for a small casing with elastic.
Now you've got me intrigued and I may have to see if I can make one before I go to Texas.
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I would be afraid to use it too... It may even cause you to get a ticket, as the wheel access is obstructed. Although, I like the idea of a cover to keep it from getting so hot in the summer, when parking in the sun, removing it before driving :D:D:D
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Originally Posted by amma
I would be afraid to use it too... It may even cause you to get a ticket, as the wheel access is obstructed. Although, I like the idea of a cover to keep it from getting so hot in the summer, when parking in the sun, removing it before driving :D:D:D
I agree.
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OH, it is only put on the wheel when you park your car for a while in the sun...any idea's?
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OH, it is only put on the wheel when you park your car for a while in the sun...any idea's?
OH, good! I was thinking that it would do a number on the efficacy of an airbag! :oops:
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got that right. I think you make the cover and use that thermal batting like the stuff you put in oven mitts as an insulator. I find it difficult to drive with something think on the wheel, that's why I would rather cover the wheel while I am NOT driving.
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