Rewrap steering wheel where can i buy?

Steven135i · 12-21-2017, 11:58 AM

My steering wheel is starting to fade out wanted to know where i can buy so i can re wrap it.

vinylengraver · 12-21-2017, 12:11 PM

Redline Goods
https://www.redlinegoods.com/BMW1shiftboot.php

Steven135i · 12-21-2017, 12:26 PM

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Originally Posted by vinylengraver

Redline Goods
https://www.redlinegoods.com/BMW1shiftboot.php

Thank you very much for making it easy lol

WDE82 · 12-21-2017, 02:34 PM

No I did not like dealing with them. Very unresponsive.

Go to Coby wheel (alcantara only options) or call these people:

http://www.dallassteeringwheel.com/

Neither option is cheap, but they're good.

vinylengraver · 12-21-2017, 02:41 PM

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Originally Posted by WDE82

No I did not like dealing with them. Very unresponsive.

Go to Coby wheel (alcantara only options) or call these people:

http://www.dallassteeringwheel.com/

Neither option is cheap, but they're good.

Well, my experience with RedlineGoods was the opposite...
I have bought a few things from them for my previous cars and never had any issues. Hence my suggestion.
But yeah, it's always good to have more than one option.

champignon · 12-21-2017, 07:54 PM

Get an M-Wheel to replace your current wheel. I really like mine, and occasionally you can get them on sale for ~$600-ish.

KNS · 12-22-2017, 09:27 AM

Dallas Custom did a terrible job on a wheel of mine. I asked them to re-do it, which they agreed to do. It came back even worse. I refused to pay.

They have done good work for me in the past but after that experience I will never use them again, hit or miss...

chris_flies · 12-22-2017, 01:37 PM

https://www.amazon.com/Black-Genuine...ng+wheel+cover

$59.

I got this for my b-day on Monday. The product seems very nice, and it has a whole install kit with needles, double-sided tape, thread, and very detailed instructions regarding how to sew it. I'll be installing when I have another vehicle to drive if need-be, but initial impressions are very, very good.

Esteban · 12-22-2017, 02:39 PM

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Originally Posted by champignon

Get an M-Wheel to replace your current wheel. I really like mine, and occasionally you can get them on sale for ~$600-ish.

^^ This ^^

ShocknAwe · 12-24-2017, 01:21 PM

Redline goods remanufactures steering wheels now? I love their products, been using their shift and brake boots on my cars for years.

Might get a flat bottomed steering wheel from them. Need to check it out.

tomtuning · 12-24-2017, 04:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Steven135i

My steering wheel is starting to fade out wanted to know where i can buy so i can re wrap it.

I also hunted for a decent BMW re-wrapper such as http://cobywheel.com/

I ended up purchasing a full wheel from Ledermanz on EBay, and selling my OEM wheel for a hundred bucks to cover some of the cost. It was going to be about $400 all said and done for a really nice re-wrap, and my wheel was $500 from Ledermanz.

So far it's excellent. Love the shape and quality, still ~$300 less than a regular Alcantara BMW Perf. Wheel.

https://www.ebay.com/usr/ledermanz?_...p2047675.l2559

chris_flies · 12-25-2017, 07:07 AM

I wrapped my steering wheel yesterday with the aforementioned Xuji wrap. It wasn't too hard, just tedious and repetitive. I have to say, it looks pretty darn good for a person who can't really sew. The leather is very soft, and will definitely wear better than any alcantara, and the stitches look consistent and even. I'll take some pictures when I get the chance.

JimVonBaden · 02-08-2018, 01:16 PM

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Originally Posted by chris_flies

I wrapped my steering wheel yesterday with the aforementioned Xuji wrap. It wasn't too hard, just tedious and repetitive. I have to say, it looks pretty darn good for a person who can't really sew. The leather is very soft, and will definitely wear better than any alcantara, and the stitches look consistent and even. I'll take some pictures when I get the chance.

I'd like to see!

asiflicious · 02-09-2018, 10:04 AM

I'd recommend just getting an updated steering wheel.

chris_flies · 02-09-2018, 01:57 PM

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I'd like to see!

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There ya go! I like the soft leather much better than the OE wrap, I need to restitch the top, though. I skipped too many spaces.

JimVonBaden · 02-09-2018, 02:14 PM

That looks great Chris. You remind me of me at your age. Lots of time, not a ton of money, and a willingness to try anything. You should have seen my first home made full interior on my first car.

No pictures of the inside, but a 1973 Opel Manta that I paid $150 for in 1979.

I painted it in my garage, with a little help from my dad.

chris_flies · 02-09-2018, 04:09 PM

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Originally Posted by JimVonBaden

That looks great Chris. You remind me of me at your age. Lots of time, not a ton of money, and a willingness to try anything. You should have seen my first home made full interior on my first car.

No pictures of the inside, but a 1973 Opel Manta that I paid $150 for in 1979.[/URL]

I painted it in my garage, with a little help from my dad.

I LOVE IT! I really wanted a vintage car, but this area is so hard on cars that I'd feel guilty for driving it. I looked for Triumph GT6s, Opel GTs, 2002s, etc.

JimVonBaden · 02-09-2018, 06:08 PM

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Originally Posted by chris_flies

I LOVE IT! I really wanted a vintage car, but this area is so hard on cars that I'd feel guilty for driving it. I looked for Triumph GT6s, Opel GTs, 2002s, etc.

I've had 10 Opel GTs over the years:

Just a few of them.

chris_flies · 02-09-2018, 07:31 PM

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Originally Posted by JimVonBaden

I've had 10 Opel GTs over the years:

Just a few of them.

I take it you're an Opel guy at heart...

Esteban · 02-09-2018, 09:34 PM

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Originally Posted by JimVonBaden

I've had 10 Opel GTs over the years:

Just a few of them.

Those are some nice cars! There's another member I know who likes Opels. Wonder if he'll notice your post. Maybe I'll help him. His name is mackeroni.

JimVonBaden · 02-09-2018, 09:42 PM

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Originally Posted by chris_flies

I take it you're an Opel guy at heart...

Always will be! I love the little German oddities!

mackeroni · 02-09-2018, 09:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Esteban

Those are some nice cars! There's another member I know who likes Opels. Wonder if he'll notice your post. Maybe I'll help him. His name is mackeroni.

Hey, thanks for sharing these pictures, Steve! I drove my 1970 GT for a few years in college and just after. Have always just loved the shape of this car. There are many cars faster and better handling, but that mini-Vette look just gets in your DNA or something. Wish I still had it. Also wish I could still fit in those jeans!

Thanks for sharing... Mack

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chris_flies Sideways and Smiling 3029 Rep 2,860 Posts Drives: In Exuberance Join Date: Mar 2017 Location: Rosamond, CA USA iTrader: (0) Garage List 2012 BMW E91 328i [0.00]	I wrapped my steering wheel yesterday with the aforementioned Xuji wrap. It wasn't too hard, just tedious and repetitive. I have to say, it looks pretty darn good for a person who can't really sew. The leather is very soft, and will definitely wear better than any alcantara, and the stitches look consistent and even. I'll take some pictures when I get the chance. __________________ 2012 BMW 328i 6-Speed Wagon \| Deep Sea Blue with Grey Dakota Leather \| Manual Swap, 330i Intake + Tune, 3.15 Helical LSD, Öhlins R&T (SOLD) 2009 BMW 128i 6-Speed Coupé \| Monaco Blue with Black Sensatec \| chris_flies' 128i thread
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