Audi Q8 Steering Wheel, Full Black Nappa Leather with Grey Stitching and Thick Rim, Customer Build
Specification of this build
| Vehicle | Audi Q8, SQ8 and RSQ8 (4M), 2018 onwards |
|---|---|
| Shape | OEM flat bottom, thicker rim |
| Top section | Nappa leather, black |
| Bottom section | Nappa leather, black |
| Grip | Nappa leather, black |
| Stitching | Grey |
| 12 o'clock marker | None |
| Lane keeping assist | Yes |
| Supplied as | Modified core, your airbag, buttons and paddles refitted |
| Build time | 10 to 25 working days |
| Built | Spring 2026 |
An Audi Q8 steering wheel we built for a customer in the UK, now available to order to exactly the same specification. This one is about feel rather than flash: the factory flat bottom shape kept, but the rim built up thicker, closer to a BMW M Sport wheel in the hand, and trimmed in full black nappa leather top, bottom and grips with grey stitching and no marker. It looks like a factory option and feels a lot more expensive than one.
Supplied as a modified core: built on a genuine OEM Q8 core from our stock to this specification, and your own airbag, buttons and paddles are refitted on installation. Fits the Audi Q8, SQ8 and RSQ8 on the 4M platform, 2018 onwards, which all share this wheel. Factory electronics stay exactly as they were, including lane keeping assist and heating where fitted.
Build time is 10 to 25 working days. If you would like a complete wheel ready to fit, or any change to shape, materials, colours or extras, use the Change anything on this build link to open the Build Your Own page for the Q8 range.
Photos show the finished wheel before packing.
Free UK shipping, worldwide delivery available. Each wheel is built to order to the specification shown, in the build time shown above, then shipped tracked and insured.
Because every wheel is made to your order it is non-returnable, but it is covered by our 12 month warranty on materials and workmanship. If you want anything on this build changed, use the Build Your Own link above before ordering.
