Truepower Heated Car Truck Steering Wheel Cover 12 V Volt Dc New on 2040-parts.com
Zeeland, Michigan, US
TruePower Heated Steering Wheel Cover
- Easily slips over most steering wheels while still providing a tight fit (14-1/2" to 15-1/2" diameter)
- Thermostat automatically regulates temperature from 95 degrees to 113 degrees
- Provides warmth, comfort and protection for all seasons
- Plugs into 12 volt DC outlet
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