What Do Steering Wheels Actually Look Like?

[tlr3715]

I’ve been configuring an Integra Type S different ways and am getting the feeling the accessory options for the steering wheels are not reflecting accurately on the interior pictures. For example, the heated wheel option shows it retains the perforations in the leather and red stitching but when I look for real world pictures it shows smooth leather with black stitching.

Can anyone who has a heated wheel in a type S share what they actually look like?

For those who have the Alcantara wheel is the stitching always red or does it change to match your interior option? For example white stitching with the orc interior?

Also do the premium floor mats always come with that red border even if you have an orchid interior?

Anything else not match your expectations when you took delivery/ saw in real life vs what things showed in pictures and online configuration?

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[Truemyth]

I'm in Canada and have the heated wheels as standard equipment. It's smooth leather with no perforations.

If they can do the heated steering with perforation that'd be ideal but not for 2025 models anyways. Maybe it's different in the US?

I have the orchid and it comes with white stitching to match the rest.

When i took delivery, there was a dimple that was missed someone right at the driver side a pillar on the fender and there were clear coat defects all over the hood. So take a good look around when you do acceptance.

As far as standard options go, the floor and cargo mats from factory sucks, they are flimsy and cheap feeling. Save the money and get after market ones.

 

[tlr3715]

As far as standard options go, the floor and cargo mats from factory sucks, they are flimsy and cheap feeling. Save the money and get after market ones.

Are you referring to the accessory floormats with the red border and the type s badge?

 

[Truemyth]

Are you referring to the accessory floormats with the red border and the type s badge?

yes, i didn't want to take it but it was a dealer forced option.

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