simsgw

Good idea. I have a spare pair in my flight bag. Now if I can just remember where my flight bag is, since my meds caused me to be grounded about 1985.

Gary

SteveFromMN

There is a button on back of bottom on wheel. When you press it the dash info says heated wheel on, if you push it again it say heated wheel off. It is something I never thought I needed but I just love it.
Of course I do live in Minnesota. Even though I don't drive my car after we get our first big snow it is still cold before that happens. What ever snow is on my yard now will be on the bottom still in March.
A friend of mine bought a used Caddy and he discovered it had a heated wheel too. Same reaction as me can't live without it now.

simsgw

Okay, that I haven't got. I'm not sure it would be enough to do without gloves anyway. We're dealing with conditions rare in Duluth where our roadster pretty much lived in the garage and only saw daylight in Summer. Here, we get winter days so bright and 'warm' that we lower the cabriolet's top and turn on the heated seats to make those 'warm' temps tolerable to the human frame. I remember some of my students sunbathing in 'warm' temps like 40F, but they didn't have a 55 mph breeze blowing over their bodies. I'm too old. My hands quit working after a few miles if I don't wear gloves.

Heated steering wheel would have been a nice addition though. Darn.

Gary

holminator

Leather wrapped steering wheel so no need for gloves in my case, but I am wearing an ascot and smoking a Porsche Design pipe. Ha, not really. Not yet and way (say no to the "pipe").