Lock Core Theft-proof Performance
A Class
Steering Wheel Lock Type
Top Hook Lock
Transport Package
Packing Box
Specification
49.5*16.5*6.5CM
Trademark
Etonda
Origin
China
HS Code
83014000
Production Capacity
50000000
Warranty:
2 Years
Door Lock Part:
Lock
Type:
Steering Lock
Material:
Steel
Lock Core Type:
Fire-proof Lock
Car Lock Type:
Mechanical
Key Type | steering wheel lock |
No. of Keys | 2 Keys |
Size CM | 49.5*16.5*6.5 |
Brand Name | Etonda |
Model Number | ETD-F003 |
Application | steering wheel |
Color | Silver and black |
MOQ | 10 pcs |
Weight | 1.525 kgs |
Packing | 12pcs/carton |
Car Make | Universal |
How to Install Steering Wheel Covers
Step 1:Wipe down the steering wheel thoroughly with a vinyl cleaner. Neglecting to clean the steering wheel first could result in mold and bacteria growing underneath the cover over time.
Step 2:Strip the steering wheel cover of any tie-downs or wraps. Sit in your driver's seat and align the cover with the steering wheel. Begin wrapping it around the wheel by pushing the cut around the inside curve of the cover over the wheel. Start at the top.
Step 3:Hold the cover with one hand and work it around the top of the wheel a little bit at a time, switching sides every few inches. Continue pushing the cover over the steering wheel until the top half is complete.
Step 4:Carefully proceed to wrap the cover around the bottom half of the wheel. Keep one hand on the finished portion to prevent it from slipping off as the cover continues to get more difficult to wrap around the last part of the steering wheel.
Step 5:Once you have the majority of the steering wheel cover wrapped, you will need to use some force to stretch the last portion of the cover over the wheel. Be careful not to accidentally pull the rest of the cover off during this part of the process. Secure the top half of the cover with one hand and pull down with the other as far as you can until you are able to slip it over the steering wheel.
Use both hands to work the cover on the steering wheel so that it appears even and symmetrical.
Step 2:Strip the steering wheel cover of any tie-downs or wraps. Sit in your driver's seat and align the cover with the steering wheel. Begin wrapping it around the wheel by pushing the cut around the inside curve of the cover over the wheel. Start at the top.
Step 3:Hold the cover with one hand and work it around the top of the wheel a little bit at a time, switching sides every few inches. Continue pushing the cover over the steering wheel until the top half is complete.
Step 4:Carefully proceed to wrap the cover around the bottom half of the wheel. Keep one hand on the finished portion to prevent it from slipping off as the cover continues to get more difficult to wrap around the last part of the steering wheel.
Step 5:Once you have the majority of the steering wheel cover wrapped, you will need to use some force to stretch the last portion of the cover over the wheel. Be careful not to accidentally pull the rest of the cover off during this part of the process. Secure the top half of the cover with one hand and pull down with the other as far as you can until you are able to slip it over the steering wheel.
Use both hands to work the cover on the steering wheel so that it appears even and symmetrical.
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