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Porsche 911 992 Steering Wheel, Flat Bottom Alcantara with Yellow Stitching and Carbon Trim, Customer Build

£901.00 Customer buildBuilt for a customer in Australia
Build time 10-25 working days
Warranty 12 Months
Delivery Free UK · Worldwide
Finance Klarna Available

Specification of this build

Vehicle Porsche 911 992, 2019 onwards (also 718 from 2020, Cayenne 9Y0, Macan from 2022, Taycan; fits 991 and 991.2 as an upgrade)
Shape Flat bottom
Top section Alcantara, black
Bottom section Alcantara, black
Grip Alcantara, black
Stitching Yellow
12 o'clock marker None
Trims Gloss carbon fibre
Heated Yes
Supplied as Modified core, your airbag, buttons and paddles refitted
Build time 10 to 25 working days
Built Summer 2026

Built to order to this exact specification. Free UK shipping included.

Change anything on this build Open the Build Your Own page for this car and choose your own shape, materials, colours and extras.

A Porsche 911 992 steering wheel we built for a customer in Australia, now available to order to exactly the same specification. Flat bottom shape, black Alcantara top, bottom and grips, yellow stitching throughout, gloss carbon fibre spoke trims and the heated function retained. No 12 o'clock marker, so the yellow stitching does the talking.

Built on a genuine OEM 992 core, so your airbag, horn, mode switch, paddle shifters and multi-function buttons transfer across and work exactly as they did on the original wheel. Fits the Porsche 911 992, 2019 onwards. The same wheel also fits the 718 Boxster and Cayman from 2020, the Cayenne 9Y0, the Macan from 2022 and the Taycan, and it is a plug and play upgrade for 991 and 991.2 cars.

Supplied as a modified core: you send us your wheel, or we build on a core from stock, and your own airbag, buttons and paddles are refitted. Heating needs a car that had a heated wheel from the factory. 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 992.

Photos show the finished wheel before packing.