Which is the best Personal Steering Wheel for you?

Hi, I'm Ben and this is our range of personal steering wheels. Personal range goes from simple classic designs like the Grinta through to more extreme coloured designs and then stylish versions of the same wheel and it goes all the way up to serious motorsport wheels designed for glove usage. You see and feel the steering wheel more than any other part of the car so it's really important to get all the details right for your needs. Here we can see the personal range gives plenty of options so we have two wheels the same, one's got yellow stitching and one's got red stitching and they come with all the fine details like the horn pushes and everything so you can you can match your interior perfectly. You can get the same finish wheels in different sizes, different textures so you can have suede or leather or perforated leather. The Track Culture Corral is a perfect example of detailing. We've got the black Track Culture seats with blue stitching which goes perfectly with the Neo Eagle's black leather with blue stitching and in this case you also get the blue lettered horn push so it really matches in together nicely. In this case the driver likes driving with bare hands so the Neo Eagle gives a really good grip with bare hands, nice and chunky, plenty to get hold of. If you preferred using gloves you could have a wheel like this which is a much finer grip with suede so really more suited to using gloves. So here you can see the blue Neo Eagle that was on the Corolla before. If you preferred a different look I've got the red Neo Grinta with the red stitching, red lettering. One of the really nice things about personal wheels is the quality of materials they use. They use really, really nice leathers, really nice suedes so they have a really nice tactile feel unlike a lot of other wheels. These are a wheel you kind of want to sit there and grip hold of. In a small car like the Corolla you might find that the 350mm wheel is a bit big so another option in the personal range is we have the same wheels but in different sizes. So here we've got the leather Neo Grinta 350mm or the leather Neo Grinta in 330mm which I think is a bit of a better size for this car. Or if you preferred you could have the same wheel in a suede finish which obviously would work better with gloves or if you just prefer a suede finish anyway. Alternatively if you feel like being out and centre for the day you can have a red suede steering wheel. Here we have a really good example of a difference between a more motorsport oriented wheel and a more road car wheel. So you have a really chunky comfortable Neo Actis and then on the car you've got a more slender Trophy. The Trophy is more comfortable with gloves as it's a much thinner spoke design whereas the Actis will be more comfortable with bare hands. For more information on the full personal range visit trackculture.com or driftworks.com