Suggestions for a Prius steering wheel cover

Hi all,

I've always liked the thickness provided by a steering wheel cover and was a surprised when I could not find one that fits my 2012 Prius.

I've tried the local dealership which basically sells the standard sized covers but those do not fit the smaller Prius steering wheel. Does anyone have a suggestions on where I can find one?

Thanks,
Kwai

My Wheelskins cover fits great and has the added benefit of covering that cheap silver plastic bits at the bottom of the wheel.

Here is a pic of a charcoal gray one installed:



I actually took this picture because I had a problem with "bunching" at the 7 o'clock to 8 o'clock position with this installation. I sent Wheelskins an email and they sent me another one in Black (I requested black, as I wasn't happy with the charcoal gray color) and I love the Black one.

Thanks! Can I find Wheelskins at the stores or do I need to order directly from their website?

Now I'm wondering if this is my only option? I'll wait a few days for any additional replies.

You might be able to find them in automotive specialty stores, but the price would likely be high. Even if you order through Amazon or eBay, it will probably be drop shipped directly from Wheelskins.

I purchased from an eBay seller, but the cover came shipped from Wheelskins, and I dealt directly with Wheelskins for my fitment issue. Your receipt will have an order number, so just refer to that if you need any customer service from Wheelskins. Wheelskins has great customer service, they will send you another cover or thread if either should break during the installation.

I've installed Wheelskins on at least 6 different vehicles and only had a problem that one time with the gray cover. They sent me a new cover fast at no cost to me.

I knit a steering wheel cozy for my 2005. That's not everyone's cup of tea, though.

I've also used Wheelskins and liked them.

I have the Wheelskins Europerf two tone installed. It definitely feels better than the stock steering wheel. Take your time with the install so you can avoid bunching as much as possible.

OP, the Wheelskins are sold right here on the PC shops:

2010+ Prius Accessories : PriusChat Shop

Here's a pic I took of a black one installed:



It makes the Prius steering wheel nice and fat, as as I mentioned earlier, it covers the smooth plastic parts at the bottom of the wheel.

Thank you everyone for your suggestions!

Guess what? I went into the local Toyota dealership store and asked the guy about the steering wheel covers for the Prius and he smiled at me. I guess I am not the only one asking and he told me that he just got them in. He said that he had to order the Size S versions for the many Prius and Rav4 customers.

Mine costs $15.00 and here's the information about the company that makes them:
STEERING WHEEL COVERS

Did you ever end up ordering one of these steering wheels from the website you provided?

If yes, can you answer the following:

-Which specific size did you order?
-Which specific model (via the link you provided) did you get? Can you please copy and paste the product title from the website?
-How do you like it? Better than wheelskins?

I'm just so sick of buying and returning steering wheels since none in the stores fit!

Thanks so much for your help!

I know this thread is a bit stale, but I'm also curious if you tried the Toyota cover? Also, has anyone installed a Euro-two-tone Wheelskin? How does it look in how the color seams on the 7:00 and 5:00 position line up (or don't line up) with the silver-metalic bottom two spokes?

really, wool, bet that affords a good grip when needed ......
Stick with the Leather and Lace up covers. They have great color, fit nice, lacing can be a challenge, but you figure it out soon enough! These last forever, and just get better with time!
PriusChat Shop : Wheelskins EuroTone Two-Color Genuine Leather Steering Wheel Cov - $59.95

I figured out something that worked for me: (I know this post is a little old, but have not seen this solution posted yet)

I picked up a leather cover at a local car shop a while ago. It installed loose and stayed loose. I have hunted around the net for different ideas and nothing really gelled. As it so happens I was at a hardware store the other day getting some clear vinyl hose for a syphon that I have. I noticed they had larger hose and then the idea hit me that I could use the hose to fill-up the looseness I felt from the steering wheel cover. I bought about 4 feet (3/4" id I believe, about $5) of hose. I took the hose home and cut it into about 5" lengths and then cut open the hose along the lengths. Then I slipped each one of the pieces in between the steering wheel and the cover. It has filled up the space, Invisible to the eye, No more lose fit. I hope it will last a long time.

Hope this idea helps someone. I can post a picture if anyone is interested.

Regards