Steering wheel surface wear?
#1
Steering wheel surface wear?
Just bought my 2010 XLT a month ago, with about 28K on it....this past week I've noticed that the finish on the steering wheel has already worn through the outer layer, at the 4 o'clock position (about 3 inches long), the 12 o'clock position on the front (it is textured so not as noticeable)and where your fingerprints would be on the back. Basically the smooth layer is gone and you can feel a difference in the surface as if you are touching the hard foam rubber underneath. It isn't glaringly obvious, but it is there.
I would understand if was an older vehicle - I ould just put on a steering wheel cover and not worry about it - but this a new vehicle IMHO, and even my previous two high-mileage F150s never showed this wear.
Thoughts?
Dee
I would understand if was an older vehicle - I ould just put on a steering wheel cover and not worry about it - but this a new vehicle IMHO, and even my previous two high-mileage F150s never showed this wear.
Thoughts?
Dee
#2
Take it to a dealer. It might be replaced under warranty. I had a Ford leather covered steering wheel that started peeling some years ago. Asked the dealer for advice and he replaced it immediately.
#5
My 450kr wore and discolored the leather and the dealer replaced it under warranty. Funny thing is I think the one they put on was plastic dipped. It looked like the king ranch leather but was coated with something. It's not wearing now
#6
Just bought my 2010 XLT a month ago, with about 28K on it....this past week I've noticed that the finish on the steering wheel has already worn through the outer layer, at the 4 o'clock position (about 3 inches long), the 12 o'clock position on the front (it is textured so not as noticeable)and where your fingerprints would be on the back. Basically the smooth layer is gone and you can feel a difference in the surface as if you are touching the hard foam rubber underneath. It isn't glaringly obvious, but it is there.
I would understand if was an older vehicle - I ould just put on a steering wheel cover and not worry about it - but this a new vehicle IMHO, and even my previous two high-mileage F150s never showed this wear.
Thoughts?
Dee
I would understand if was an older vehicle - I ould just put on a steering wheel cover and not worry about it - but this a new vehicle IMHO, and even my previous two high-mileage F150s never showed this wear.
Thoughts?
Dee