Mercedes C216 W221 Steering Wheel Black Leather Wood Burr Walnut A2214600303

Mercedes C216 W221 Steering Wheel Black Leather Wood Burr Walnut is an elegant, original item from the Steering wheels and horn buttons category, designed for demanding users of high-end models. The combination of black leather and wood creates a harmonious, prestigious finish that enhances the visual quality of the cockpit. Thanks to its factory design, the steering wheel maintains proper geometry, ensuring a secure grip and driving comfort.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: A2214600303
• Mark: Mercedes (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: A2214600303
• Substitutable numbers: A2214600303, A 221 460 03 03
• Upholstery material: Leather
• Color: Black
• Category: Steering Wheels & Horn Buttons

Construction and materials

The steering wheel rim combines leather finishing with wooden elements, which is characteristic of luxury Mercedes versions. The black natural leather covering provides a pleasant-to-the-touch, slightly matte surface that works well with both bare hands and gloves. The wooden segments give the interior a more prestigious character and create consistency with the factory dashboard trim.

The leather upholstery of the rim is designed to reduce hand slippage and improve vehicle control during daily driving. The use of wood in the upper or side sections (depending on the specific version) emphasizes the cockpit line and visually expands the space in front of the driver.

Ergonomics and driving comfort

The shape of the steering wheel has been developed with long-distance and highway driving in mind, typical for C216 and W221 class models. The profile of the rim promotes a natural hand position, which reduces wrist and shoulder fatigue. Black leather ensures a stable grip, and the appropriate thickness of the rim facilitates precise vehicle maneuvering.

The wooden finish adds a premium feel without compromising functionality – the working zones where you most often hold your hands remain leather. This layout improves vehicle control while maintaining an elegant interior look.

Purpose and application

The Mercedes C216 W221 Steering Wheel Black Leather Wood Burr Walnut is intended for users who want to maintain stylistic consistency with the factory Mercedes interior design while refreshing the cockpit or replacing a worn-out steering wheel. This solution is particularly attractive when upgrading the cabin towards a more prestigious specification without interfering with the manufacturer's original concept.

The original OEM construction facilitates installation in place of the factory element, while maintaining proper fitment with the steering column and other dashboard components. As a result, the steering wheel fits well into the existing layout of buttons, airbags, and covers, without the need for structural modifications.

Condition and benefits of choosing an OEM used part

The product comes from the used parts segment, which allows for an attractive price-to-quality ratio while maintaining the manufacturer's original specification. Compared to uncertain replacements, a used OEM steering wheel retains the correct shape, appropriate rigidity, and compliance with factory safety standards.

For many users of high-end Mercedes cars, choosing an original, used steering wheel is a reasonable compromise between costs and preserving the character of the interior. The leather-wood finish allows you to restore the prestigious look of the cabin while limiting expenses associated with purchasing a new element.

Interior expansion and additional resources

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the cockpit area in your Mercedes and need other elements from the same group, such as additional steering wheels, horn buttons, or related steering wheel control modules, check out the available parts in the Mercedes Steering wheels and horn buttons category.

When planning a broader cabin modernization, it is worth exploring practical tips regarding the selection of seats, steering wheels, and multimedia systems from the secondary market – you will find them in the article Premium interior for half the price: second-hand seats, steering wheels, and multimedia, which discusses issues of compatibility, installation, and the cost-effectiveness of such modifications.