Anybody done this with their steering wheel?

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I really, really like the look. Also, had a 2011 Buick Enclave as a rental a couple weeks ago, and I loved the feel of it. I at least want to do the spokes, the price tag may be too high on the entire wheel. Plus my black spokes are peeling and look horrible!

Entire Wheel

Just the Spokes

Anybody have any installed pics?
 

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I have brushed aluminum ac vent spoke covers around my stock black ones. They look good and match the AC vents.
 

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For that kind of money buy a used OEM Denali heated/wood grain steering wheel and replace all your woodgrain with the darker Denali wood grain to match. Then you could get the Denali woodgrain center console peice too :)
 
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Idk now I'm thinking I like the grip of the leather and would do just the spokes...$140 after getting core charge back....dang maybe one Friday night after a few beers ha
 

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Ah I see. I have the Brushed Aluminum steering wheel covers that are OEM. Cost like $88 shipped on gmpartsdirect.com

I'd get that if I were you... matches the brushed aluminum AC vent trim.


Got any pics of those?
 

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The brushed aluminum steering wheel covers started coming on (maybe late 09 too) 2010+ Tahoe LTZ's along with the chrome trim on the tip of the shifter, and chrome tow hooks.

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Yeah my stock black ones are peeling...think I'm gonna have to go with the woodgrain ha
 

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I think the alum would look sweet in my gray interior, but the carbon fiber sounds cool too..any pics of the carbon fiber installed?
 
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Yeah it does, the guy appears to do quality stuff, and so far the communication has been great...I'm not sure how much longer I can resist ordering the wood grain ones.
 

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That carbon fiber looks sick! If I did that i'd have to match the rest of the trim though.

Reeeaaaally?? I like it! Thanks for posting.

No prob!

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felix, you gt the part numbers for the brushed aluminum ones?

I'll try and locate it. I actually got the parts numbers on this forum. I just got to remember what to keywords to search for...

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I think the alum would look sweet in my gray interior, but the carbon fiber sounds cool too..any pics of the carbon fiber installed?

IMO the brushed aluminum matches every interior :Handshake:

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Yeah my stock black ones are peeling...think I'm gonna have to go with the woodgrain ha

Yea that's pretty much the only reason I switched mine. Mine were peeling bad. Plus the Tahoe LTZ's now come with this stock... it was meant to be haha

EDIT: Part numbers requested for Brushed Aluminum Steering wheel covers (oem) are on this page:
http://www.tahoeyukonforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1310&page=2

For the lazy people: :)
25824700 Passenger side steering wheel lower cover.
25824698 Driver side steering wheel lower cover.
 
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