Steering Wheel Stitching

By Philh
January 16, 2018 in Troubleshooting & Recalls

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Philh

Posted January 16, 2018

I bought my 2015 LTZ about 14 months ago and have not been able to get used to the abrasive stitching on the inside of the steering wheel. It's irritating and affects how I hold the wheel. Is this a problem for anyone else and is there a fix? I've considered trying to work some wax into the stitching but I don't think that's a good fix for a few reasons.

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