Steering Wheel Reviver is formulated specifically to lift hand oils, grime, and buildup from steering wheels the most-touched surface in any vehicle without damaging delicate materials. It restores a clean, grippy finish that feels brand new and won’t leave a slippery residue on your hands.

Safe on vinyl, synthetic materials, suede, Alcantara, and factory steering wheel coatings. Apply by spraying onto a microfiber towel, pressing against the wheel, and agitating gently in circular motions, then wipe clean and air dry. Use a suede brush to restore texture on suede or Alcantara wheels. See results in one application.

Use it monthly to prevent buildup, after purchasing a used vehicle to restore worn interiors, as the first step in a complete interior detail, and any time you notice your steering wheel looking dull or shiny from oil buildup.Best paired with our Interior Cleaner and Car Cologne.

DIRECTIONS:

1. Spray cleaner on a microfiber towel.
2. Press the damp towel against the wheel.
3. Agitate gently in circular motions to loosen heavy grime.
4. Wipe with a clean, dry microfiber towel.
5. Air dry, avoiding sunlight and heat.
6. Dry completely before driving.
7. Restore and soften texture by using a suede brush (optional)

What Makes Steering Wheel Reviver Special

• Refresh Worn Leather & Vinyl Brings faded steering wheels back to life
• Deep Conditioning Formula Prevents future drying
• Non-Greasy Finish Won’t leave slippery residue on your hands
• Works Fast See results in one application
• Safe on All Steering Wheel Materials Leather, vinyl, synthetic, and factory coatings

Who This Is For

• People with faded steering wheels
• Used car buyers restoring worn interiors
• Daily drivers preventing premature wear
• Enthusiasts detailing every component
• Anyone whose hands touch the wheel daily (everyone!)

When to Use

• Monthly maintenance: Prevent buildup
• After purchase: Restore used vehicle steering wheels
• Before detailing: Restore steering wheel first for a complete interior
• Pre-sale prep: Increase perceived vehicle condition
• Signs of wear: Oils, dirt, and grime begin to build up, dulling the surface and affecting the finish