tfm34

after 6 years of use my steering wheel has developed a wear spot at app. 12 o'clock. does anyone know how or even if it can be repaired. it is not very large about .25 inches in diameter and I dont want it to get much worse.

qfrog Ti20

I'm switching to a sport wheel I've had layin round here for well over a year... speaking of which I'll source an airbag for that tomorrow.

Allroady DungBeetle

Seriously, mine has a spot at about 10 o'clock and I've tried everything. The only thing you can do is keep it conditioned with leather stuff... but that can make it a little slippery. I gave up.

SOLD2000-1.8TQMSport

I picked up a fitted leather cover from wheelskins.com. The steering wheel on the xj jeep was very thin (compared to my zj grand cherokee) so the addeded thickness of the wheel cover was a plus which I do not think it would be to great for the a4. I put it on and painfully stitched it in place, then a week later removed the stiching and pulled it off then put it back on and re-stitched using what I learned the week before to make it perfect, the steering wheel looks factory and feels great but it was a pain in the a$$ to put on.

so if you really are irritated w/ the problem and don't want to deal with removing the airbag and whatnot to replace the steering wheel a wheelskin leather steering wheel cover may be an affordable answer.<ul><li><a href="http://www.wheelskins.com/">http://www.wheelskins.com/</a</li></ul>

DerAudiA4

Mine only shows a little wear but it seems almsot bleached, and i dont know how it happened or how to fix it. It was like that before i got it and i bought it used.

Solospeed101

same here.

RedBlackYellow

go get a momo wheel and lose your airbag.

mAd1(gt3071r)

I hate the "lotion" feeling on my hands when I touch the wheel

BSK auf Arbeit

my steering wheel gets pimpels when its cold outside. noticed that over the winter

Allroady DungBeetle

"it puts the lotion in the basket"..... ewww, I know what you mean.