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Upgraded steering wheel (or cover) for a E90 318i

Fizman · 2010-05-31 13:28:19

A lad I work with recently swapped his high mileage 07' 318i m-sport for his old mans low mileage 318i auto (bog spec by the looks of it). He's happy enough with it apart from the obvious downgrading in the trim of the car, especially the steering wheel. He says the bog spec is much thinner in comparison to the m wheel,…

31-05-2010 01:28PM

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Fizman

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A lad I work with recently swapped his high mileage 07' 318i m-sport for his old mans low mileage 318i auto (bog spec by the looks of it). He's happy enough with it apart from the obvious downgrading in the trim of the car, especially the steering wheel. He says the bog spec is much thinner in comparison to the m wheel, and asked if I knew where he could look into getting either a suitable (and tasteful) cover, or maybe a SW upgrade altogether. He'd prefer to spend just a few quid on a cover mind.

Any ideas as to where he could get his hands on one? Online or off. Based in Limerick btw.

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#2 31-05-2010 02:04PM

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He could try some of the BMW Breakers in the UK; I've ordered a few parts for my car over the years. eBay could be an option as well. If he gets a replacement steering wheel he would need to check they take the same airbag.

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#3 31-05-2010 02:10PM

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Lidl or Aldi

Seen them going for a fiver.

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