What is the size of the Geely King Kong steering wheel cover?
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Geely King Kong steering wheel cover is 365cm. The functions of steering wheel cover: Installing a steering wheel cover serves to protect the steering wheel. Secondly, some car owners feel that their steering wheel is too small, and the grip doesn't feel quite right, so they need to install a steering wheel cover to improve the hand grip. There are also some car owners who install steering wheel covers purely for decorative purposes, to enhance the appearance of the steering wheel. Types of steering wheel covers: One type is directly slipped on, and the other type is hand-stitched. If classified by material, there is a wide variety. For example, some female friends may prefer fur in winter, while more commonly used materials by car enthusiasts include PU, followed by genuine leather, and higher-end options like suede.
I run a car detailing shop and often help customers install steering wheel covers. The steering wheel size of a Geely King Kong is generally around 38 cm. I recommend choosing a universal medium-sized cover, like a perforated leather one that can be used all year round. If the steering wheel has been modified, you'll need to measure the circumference with a tape measure—make sure to measure the thickest part carefully. When installing, remember to align the 6 o'clock position properly. In winter, plastic parts become brittle, so don't force them. I've had customers who bought a smaller size to save money, only to have it jam the turn signal lever, which is really dangerous—don't gamble on this.
Tested over a dozen King Kong steering wheels from different years, slight variations in thickness exist but universal sizes generally fit. When purchasing, focus on inner diameter markings within the 36-38cm range—highly elastic materials offer better adaptability. My car currently uses an alcantara cover, which provides excellent anti-slip and sweat-absorption properties, though it requires frequent maintenance. Avoid applying lubricant during installation as it may cause steering slippage. Immediately readjust if you notice any inner displacement of the cover, as looseness can compromise steering precision.
