Steering wheel recover by Coby Wheel

[F360C]

Hey guys... just thought I would share some pictures of my wheel after it was recovered by Coby Wheel. The leather on my wheel was starting to look a bit tired and letting down the rest of my perfect interior so a recover was needed. I ended up going with the Alcantara, red center stripe and M Tri-color stitching. The alcantara now matches my shift boot and arm rests. I couldn't be any happier with the work Mike at Coby wheel did! Now all I need is some red seat belts and a alcantara ebrake book and my interior theme will be complete.

I also went ahead and refinished the plastics on the wheel using PlastiDip. It turned out almost the same finish as the OEM finish..... we'll see how it hold up.

Before

steeringwheelbefore by Adam McGregor, on Flickr


After.....

steeringwheelafter 1 by Adam McGregor, on Flickr

Steering Wheel after by Adam McGregor, on Flickr

[Finnegan]

Really nice! Great upgrade and update.

I realize you may not be able to speak to this, but is there a price range for this?

[longress]

Looks awesome.

[F360C]

Originally Posted by Finnegan

Really nice! Great upgrade and update.

I realize you may not be able to speak to this, but is there a price range for this?

it depends on options but I think the range is around $200-250.

My hands tell me they would have spent more since it feels so good on on the fingers!

Originally Posted by longress

Looks awesome.

Thank you!

[angelr]

Great product! I think I was the first to get a z4m wheel from Coby.

See my review
http://www.zpost.com/forums/showthre...highlight=coby

Close to two years later and both the wheel and knob are still looking great, I just use a damp microfiber every now and then to keep them looking and feeling good.

[Beedub]

love that shift light setup, was it hard to integrate?

[F360C]

Originally Posted by angelr

Great product! I think I was the first to get a z4m wheel from Coby.

See my review
http://www.zpost.com/forums/showthre...highlight=coby

Close to two years later and both the wheel and knob are still looking great, I just use a damp microfiber every now and then to keep them looking and feeling good.

I was wondering how to keep it clean.... how often do you wipe it down?

Originally Posted by Beedub

love that shift light setup, was it hard to integrate?

It is actually super easy to install. I just hooked it up to the obd port for ground, power and a tach signal. Took me less then an hour to put in.

[maupineda]

Is the Coby a wrap on old leather, or do they remove the old wrap first?

[3002 tii]

Originally Posted by maupineda

Is the Coby a wrap on old leather, or do they remove the old wrap first?

Coby wraps over old leather. That said I had Coby wrap my old coupe wheel and I was really happy with the result. But this time around I decided to go with Royal, who drops the old leather. Plus I wanted the perforated leather, and at the time, Coby wasn’t offering leather.

[maupineda]

Exactly what I will do if I decide to pull the trigger.

[3002 tii]

Originally Posted by maupineda

Exactly what I will do if I decide to pull the trigger.

Only reason I’ve not installed yet is because I haven’t figured out what to do about the trim.

1. Keep as-is
2. Repaint
3. Vinyl wrap
4. Swap to non-M silver

[maupineda]

Send them to Texaz3 for repair.

[3002 tii]

Originally Posted by maupineda

Send them to Texaz3 for repair.

Great suggestion. Totally forgot he offered this. Sending him a PM now.

[Beedub]

Another option.... Go aftermarket 😁

[3002 tii]

Originally Posted by Beedub

Another option.... Go aftermarket 😁

Nice I forgot about the x3 radio knobs…