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Steering Wheel Cover - Sheepskin

m0nsterie · 2011-12-16 09:42:10

Hey, Does anyone know where in Dublin I could get a sheepskin steering wheel cover? Would prefer to get it in a store rather than online (Christmas present, and it's a bit late). Have tried Halfords. Don't want a pink one... Thanks

16-12-2011 9:42am

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m0nsterie

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Hey,
Does anyone know where in Dublin I could get a sheepskin steering wheel cover? Would prefer to get it in a store rather than online (Christmas present, and it's a bit late). Have tried Halfords. Don't want a pink one...

Thanks

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#2 16-12-2011 9:43am

colm_mcm

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Those yokes are so unsafe, don't do it

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#3 16-12-2011 9:47am

johnf2020

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Think what might happen if somebodys wedding ring got caught in it while steering:eek:

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#4 16-12-2011 6:54pm

chinwag

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Thought most of the steering wheel covers these days fit tightly onto the steering wheel - they can even be awkward to put onto wheel due to their tight fit. I imagine sheepskin covers would be softer than ordinary leather (which can be a bit cold on hands in winter) but haven't sheepskin ones yet.
Maybe I'm thinking of a different material than that mentioned by OP.

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