Can a Steering Wheel Cover Be Added to the Steering Wheel?

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It is not advisable to add a steering wheel cover to a car's steering wheel as it can pose safety hazards. The dangers of adding a steering wheel cover include: 1. Inability to grip the steering wheel tightly or slipping: This is the most significant hazard of steering wheel covers. In emergency situations, such as needing to make a quick turn to avoid an obstacle, it is crucial to have a firm grip on the steering wheel to react swiftly and accurately. However, with a thick steering wheel cover, timely reactions may be hindered, and some overly thick covers can even obstruct the driver's operation. 2. Reduced sensitivity: While driving, the steering wheel provides vibrations that allow the driver to sense road conditions. However, using a steering wheel cover adds an extra layer between these vibrations and the driver's hands, diminishing their ability to perceive and judge road conditions. 3. Obstructed view: Many female drivers prefer steering wheel covers with plush toys or long fur, which may look attractive and feel warm and comfortable in winter. However, such covers can easily block the dashboard, impairing visibility and affecting driving.