There are cheap corollas running around from the late 80's and early 90's that still don't have steering wheels peeling.

My 2015 corolla base model with 98k miles has a steering wheel and interior that look showroom new.

Are you saying that toyota used better quality steering wheel material in their economy car vs. the 4runner of the same year? I bet its the same material, just different lot numbers due to the mixing of the material before being injected in the mold and cured.


Toyota needs to own up to their crappy $8 steering wheel that they charge $770 for and replace it under warranty. Literally as Simple as that.