Model Collection
Mercedes-Benz EQB (X243) Steering Wheels
Custom steering wheels for Mercedes-Benz EQB (X243) — carbon fiber, Alcantara & leather.
The Mercedes-Benz EQB (X243) shares its platform family with the other builds listed on this page. Send photos of your own wheel and we confirm the airbag type, clock spring and button set before the build starts, so the wheel is specified to your car instead of assumed.
For the Mercedes-Benz EQB (X243) we normally build an AMG-style flat-bottom rim in carbon fibre or Alcantara. If your car has the AMG Drive Unit, the round controller is kept and the rim is shaped around it.
Fitment & Compatibility
Fitment is confirmed against your chassis code and model year before production — send us a photo of your current wheel and we will verify the core and controls.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do the wheels on this page fit every Mercedes-Benz EQB (X243)?
They share the mounting, airbag and control layout for the Mercedes-Benz EQB (X243), but fitment still depends on the exact chassis and model year. Send us a photo of your wheel and we will confirm the core before production.
Can you keep the AMG Drive Unit on my wheel?
Yes. On cars with the round AMG controller, the unit is retained and the new rim is shaped around it so the display and buttons stay in their original positions.
Do Mercedes wheels differ much between generations?
Yes. The airbag, clock spring and button set changed between W203, W204, W205 and W206, for example. Because of that the core is matched to your car rather than to the model name.
Can I keep my original airbag and buttons?
On most builds we reuse your original airbag, clock spring and multi-function buttons. Tell us the model and we will confirm before ordering.
Is a flat bottom available on non-AMG cars?
Yes. The flat-bottom rim uses the same core and controls, so it can be fitted to a standard Mercedes wheel as well as an AMG one.
What materials do you offer?
Real carbon fibre, forged carbon fibre, Alcantara and Nappa leather, or a combination such as a carbon upper rim with a leather lower rim.
How do I know which core my car needs?
Send a photo of your current wheel and its connector, plus the VIN. Used cars often already have a replacement wheel, so the photo matters more than the badge.