If you live in a cold climate, inspect your steering wheel from time to time.
We had ours in a warm shop, and then it got backed out into the cold winter air and left to sit.
When we picked up the car, we noticed our steering wheel cover had split in several spots in a stretch mark type pattern.
Suzuki was very good about this, and replaced the entire wheel under warranty. I am thinking they knew of this issue beforehand as the wheel we have now is made out of a different and much nicer feeling material.
These wheels are not cheap, the invoice from the dealer says $1400 just for the wheel!
Steering Wheel Issue - Check Yours
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could you please post a pic of the new steering wheel? thanks
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To be perfectly honest, it doesn't look any different than the original one, it just has a different texture to it when you touch it with your hands. It has more grip to it if that makes any sense.Northernstar wrote:could you please post a pic of the new steering wheel? thanks
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ic~now you make me want to replace my steering wheel lol
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Wow, I'll have to keep an eye on that. Its going to be -35 here all week.WESHOOT2 wrote:Funny; in the sub-zero temps my S AWD 'cracked' its dashboard's right-side metal 'eyebrow'.
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A few people have seen that. That is definitely a cold-related issue. I'm not sure that a new one would solve that problem.
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6 speed
Platinum Silver Metallic (Battle wounded)
2014 Ford Focus Titanium Hatchback
Past Cars:
2008 Subaru Legacy 2.5i
1998 Audi A4 1.8TQM
1998 Dodge Avenger ES