Thread: D2 Steering Wheel

I'm in the same boat. My wheel has started to loosen around the metal bar and just generally looking well used.

I thought I managed to sus a new wheel out from CarID in America for $800 however the store came back to tell me it's a discontinued item and is no longer available.

I sussed out an alternative product (link below) to help harden up the wheel's loose bit but am looking to see if anyone that comments on here has used this product and what their thoughts on it were prior to biting the bullet.

Seeing as I can't replace with a new wheel, I'm now looking to fill the gap then put a nice stitched leather steering wheel cover on that I got from eBay.

Wondering if anyone has used the product in the link before?

Www.slt99steeringwheel.com.au

I've used this or something similar on a couple of cars.
It works.

Just Googled 'auto steering wheel restoration' several sites came up here in good ol Aus.

I wouldn't be using the other glue type stuff, I find the wheels become damaged on the outside as much as inside and would much rather a good restoration, sure it will cost more.

Regards

Mike

I introduced at least 5 different part numbers from here Allbrit.de - Ersatzteile f?r LAND ROVER & MG ROVER into theyr's Wheel Assy - Steering - Genuine Land Rover at www.rimmerbros.co.uk search engine and all came up as available in 2-3 days with prices between 500 - 1000 AUD

or this One Color Leather Steering Wheel Cover Manufacturer

Last year I found it impossible to find a new wheel at a realistic price and no good condition second hand units available.

I highly recommend Leather FX - Leather FX - Style Quality SatisfactionLeather FX | Style Quality Satisfaction - does some quality work. Easiest to find a cheap replacement wheel from a wreck and send yours to him to be recovered - that way you can still drive the vehicle while the work is being done! Last year the price was $280.00 including return freight for the HSE Discovery wheel to be recovered in leather.

Originally Posted by Bohica

I've used this or something similar on a couple of cars.
It works.

Thanks Bohica