Cleaning that leather steering wheel

[VicR]

I have just noticed that one spot on my steering wheel is starting to get a little dirty. Any favorites for cleaning them?



I was reading about Lexal at Geno's and will probably try that. Anyone have any comments on this? I'll probably get the cleaner and conditioner.



-Vic

 

[Bill Stockard]

I used the Lexol Cleaner and the Lexol Conditioner from Geno's on my leather steering wheel and seats in the '97 3500 that I had for 3 years/70,000 miles and now on my '00 3500 SLT+ with leather. The leather looks, feels, and smells like it did when they came from the factory. Good stuff!!!



Bill

 

[Texasdeere]

I hope yours is just dirty... Mine appears to have a worn spot in it. I tried to clean it, thinking it was dirt but it is still there... https://www.turbodieselregister.com/ubb/mad.gif

 

[Shovelhead]

Dirty steering wheel

I've been called a little "anal" before because of it, but I keep a pair of "Mechanix Wear" gloves in the truck just for driving, because I've seen too many wheels with that thin leather cover dirty, and worn and I don't want to have to spend big$$$ trying to replace it.

I bought and installed an aftermarket cover, and hated the way it looked, and fit so it now resides in the bottom drawer of my toolbox.



JMHO