Leather steering wheel restoration, reupholstery or steering wheel cover?

The majority of drivers purchase a steering wheel cover because their steering wheels wear out quickly! Some do it in order to conceal wastage, and others to prevent it, but in our opinion, both alternatives typically turn out to be the worst conceivable decision.  

Why? 

• Isn’t the sensation of comfort important?! When a leather steering wheel cover is installed, the original appearance is ruined and the comfort level is immediately diminished.
  • It’s important to keep in mind that the casing may slip on the steering wheel. An accident could occur if you have to move the steering wheel quickly and your case slips on it in that particular case. 
• If you put a cover on the steering wheel to protect it from wear and tear, you actually risk making it worse without enjoying it for even a day. In high temperatures, it is possible for the inner layer of the cover to melt and stick to the steering wheel, damaging it beyond repair, which may require reupholstering.
  • Moreover, the covers make it impossible to retain the steering wheel’s original leather. As a result, over time, microbes, moisture, and dust seep in and harm the steering wheel’s leather.

We recommend you  

Instead of storing it with a steering wheel cover on, take use of the comfort that the manufacturer has designed. Instead of hiding a worn-out steering wheel with a cover, refinish it to give it a fresh appearance. Continue reading if you believe that this is a costly solution.  There’s practically no need for covers or fake leather reupholstery—that would be absurd—because the steering wheel can be made to look brand new for a lot less money.  

 You may get the best and most economical leather steering wheel restoration service at N&R Car Interior Car Valet. Make an effort to avoid reupholstering a steering wheel!  

After reupholstering, there will be a few important things that cannot be recovered: 

– The steering wheel will never have its original authentic look.  

– No matter how good the upholstery, it could not recreate the original stitching and cut.  

– The selection of leather in terms of color, structure and thickness is also different. Thus, the steering wheel will certainly lose its original appearance. 

 Is this all necessary when there’s a better option? 

 Utilizing the proper specialty ingredients and weights, we can repair the worn-out leather on your steering wheel, producing a durable and highly wearable result. Its thickness and cut will remain unchanged. Everything is accomplished fast, simply, and affordably, we will preserve the original color. 

 It is important to note that light defects of the order of 2 to 3 cm are completely repairable and do not require reupholstering of the steering wheel.  

  When reupholstering a steering wheel, you will lose your car for 2 or more days, while when restoring, we will do it for you in about 4-5 hours at a time convenient for you! 

 We advise you to preserve the original leather steering wheel and, if there is already wear and tear, restore it rather than reupholster it, since there is no better option. 

The steering wheel will eventually need to be reupholstered, if you don’t act quickly to recover it and it has already sustained extensive rips and deep damage. If there is damage to the polyurethane pad beneath the leather, it must be replaced with new leather and reupholstered. When it comes down to it, don’t make the mistake of using faux leather. Reupholster your steering wheel with genuine leather and in the future maintain it, as well as all other leather elements in your interior. 

Contact us to discuss the restoration of your steering wheel too! 

Leather Steering Wheel Restoration service £99 

Quick and easy process. 

Restoring the worn-out top layer and color. 

Preserve the original seam and cut of the leather steering wheel. 

Saving from reupholstery with new leather. 

You can send us your steering wheel for restoration if you’re not from Malvern, Worcestershire.

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