The standard cover classification describes the standard division of the steering wheel into different material sections. If there is a seam, the cover is uniform; you can optionally choose different materials or colors.

The 12 o'clock mark is a stripe on the top of the steering wheel, usually in a contrasting color or made of carbon fiber. It serves as a visual accent and provides orientation while driving.

The grip area is located on the side at 3 and 9 o'clock. Here you can choose the material and color—for example, perforated leather or Alcantara for a better grip.

The circumference of the steering wheel is increased by about 1 cm, providing a sportier look and a more comfortable grip.

You can choose between smooth leather, perforated leather, Alcantara, and carbon fiber. Each material has a different feel and appearance.

If your original steering wheel had a heating function, it will usually remain intact – depending on the chosen finish. However, there is no guarantee for this for all vehicle models.

Yes. The conversion generally does not require registration, as no safety-relevant changes are made. A TÜV inspection is not necessary.