Ferrari 488 GTB Wheel Retrim

Harry Pitcher • April 28, 2026
red ferrari 488 gtb seering wheel retrim black nappa leather red stitching d:class dclass oem

This Ferrari 488 GTB came to d:class for a steering wheel retrim, despite only showing light signs of wear.


Having recently changed hands, the new owner wanted the car to feel completely their own. Starting with the one part you touch every time you drive. A fresh wheel makes all the difference, complemented by the installation of new steering wheel buttons to complete that factory-fresh finish.

We used Ferrari black nappa leather for the wheel, ensuring an OEM finish. We aslo had the correct horn push plate for debossing on file, a common detail often missed on wheel retrims. The thread came from our very own d:class autoshop, where we supply and sell official Ferrari threads.


Once complete, the wheel was refitted with new buttons before the car headed out for a photoshoot, making the most of one of the UK’s rare sunny days.

red ferrari 488 gtb seering wheel retrim black nappa leather red stitching d:class dclass oem
red ferrari 488 gtb seering wheel retrim black nappa leather red stitching d:class dclass oem
red ferrari 488 gtb seering wheel retrim black nappa leather red stitching d:class dclass oem
red ferrari 488 gtb seering wheel retrim black nappa leather red stitching d:class dclass oem
red ferrari 488 gtb seering wheel retrim black nappa leather red stitching d:class dclass oem
red ferrari 488 gtb seering wheel retrim black nappa leather red stitching d:class dclass oem
red ferrari 488 gtb seering wheel retrim black nappa leather red stitching d:class dclass oem
red ferrari 488 gtb seering wheel retrim black nappa leather red stitching d:class dclass oem
red ferrari 488 gtb seering wheel retrim black nappa leather red stitching d:class dclass oem
red ferrari 488 gtb seering wheel retrim black nappa leather red stitching d:class dclass oem
red ferrari 488 gtb seering wheel retrim black nappa leather red stitching d:class dclass oem
red ferrari 488 gtb seering wheel retrim black nappa leather red stitching d:class dclass oem

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