RoadPro
RoadPro RPSW-3003 18 inch steering wheel cover black wood grain
Protects an 18-inch steering wheel with a non-slip wood-grain cover that installs without tools and keeps hands comfortable in all temperatures
- TypeOther
- Comfortable non-slip grip for better control
- Fits 18 inch wheels on trucks and RVs
- Wood grain style with black massaging design
- Quick and easy installation without tools
- Keeps hands comfortable in all temperatures
18 Inch Steering Wheel Cover
The RoadPro RPSW-3003 is an 18 inch steering wheel cover designed for trucks and RVs. It features a black wood grain finish with a massaging surface texture. The cover provides a comfortable non-slip grip for better control. It keeps hands comfortable across a wide range of temperatures.
Upgrade from Worn or Slippery Wheels
This cover replaces a bare or deteriorated factory steering wheel that has become slick or cracked. The jump is worth it when the original surface causes hand fatigue or reduces grip security. Installation is quick and requires no tools. The comfort grip design immediately improves handling feel.
Practical Limits of a Universal Fit Cover
The product fits 18 inch diameter steering wheels common in many commercial vehicles. It cannot accommodate smaller passenger car wheels or larger specialty diameters. The one-piece stretch design limits adjustment once seated on the rim. Buyers needing a precise custom fit or integrated heating elements should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Comfortable non-slip grip for better control
- Fits 18 inch wheels on trucks and RVs
- Wood grain style with black massaging design
- Quick and easy installation without tools
- Keeps hands comfortable in all temperatures
Specifications
| Brand | ROADPRO |
|---|---|
| Type | Other |
Questions about this item
Will the 18 inch cover fit my truck steering wheel?
The cover is sized for 18 inch diameter wheels common on trucks and RVs. Measure your wheel across the centre; if it reads 18 inches this cover will fit.
How do I install the cover without tools and what step do people miss?
Stretch the cover over the wheel starting at the top, then work down both sides evenly. The step most people miss is warming the cover in sunlight first so the material stretches without tearing.
How do I clean the wood grain finish when it gets dirty?
Wipe the surface with a damp cloth and mild soap, then dry with a soft towel. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive pads that can damage the wood grain texture.
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