Seat covers, NOT leather.

Major Shart · Jul 7, 2016

I have been searching for some options today but I'm finding a lot of people recommending places like Clazzio and Katzkin but I don't want leather. I was looking at Coverking but I read a poor review here. I'm also looking at Shear Comfort. Can anyone suggest any other s that aren't leather? If you have experience with the two I mentioned please give me your two cents.

ramittome · Jul 7, 2016

You can get other stuff besides leather at Clazzio. I haven't personally had a set from them, but when I was in the Scion scene, they were huge with them. No one ever complained about any of their products and everything I seen from them was top notch.

Major Shart · Jul 7, 2016

ramittome said:
You can get other stuff besides leather at Clazzio. I haven't personally had a set from them, but when I was in the Scion scene, they were huge with them. No one ever complained about any of their products and everything I seen from them was top notch.

I didn't see that option. I'll have to check again.

soSincerious · Jul 7, 2016

a towel and a t-shirt? :crazy:

MaizeNBlue · Jul 7, 2016

Got mine from Seatcoversunlimited.com

eggman2 · Jul 7, 2016

I bought these a few months back.
Cabela's Low-Back TrailGear Seat Covers

13igtymer · Jul 7, 2016

I bought coverking neoprene seat covers from Costco for my last two trucks. Costco had the best price and warranty for them. Also coverking uses buckles to secure the covers and the fit are nearly perfect.

Hemi_1340R · Jul 7, 2016

I have carhartt front and rear seat covers and love them water beads off had them since January so far no problems

DILLIGAF · Jul 7, 2016

My coverking neoprene are absolute junk, Holes started to form after just 4 years...

Shouldve spent the extra $$$ on real covers.

Major Shart · Jul 8, 2016

soSincerious said:
a towel and a t-shirt?

You joke but I used trash bags the other day after going mountain biking!

Major Shart · Jul 8, 2016

13igtymer said:
I bought coverking neoprene seat covers from Costco for my last two trucks. Costco had the best price and warranty for them. Also coverking uses buckles to secure the covers and the fit are nearly perfect.

I looked at those and thought they were decent then I read this guy's "review" of them. What is your experience with cover king? What is Costco's warranty?

DILLIGAF said:
My coverking neoprene are absolute junk, Holes started to form after just 4 years...

Shouldve spent the extra $$$ on real covers.

What would the "extra money" be? And what covers do you mean? You have the only bad thing to say about them that I have seen, not that bad reviews aren't out there it's just that I haven't seen them.

Thanks for the other replies, I'll check those out as well.

Ronan · Jul 8, 2016

Check out precision fit seat covers. I've had em for going on four years and they hold up pretty amazing considering how disgusting I get at work. I think I paid about 300$ for the fronts and console.

Major Shart · Jul 8, 2016

Ronan said:
Check out precision fit seat covers. I've had em for going on four years and they hold up pretty amazing considering how disgusting I get at work. I think I paid about 300$ for the fronts and console.

Cool thanks. :happy107:

b407driver · Jul 9, 2016

[URL="http://www.wetokole.com

I have these in all 3 of my vehicles.

sriley531 · Jul 9, 2016

eggman2 said:
I bought these a few months back.
Cabela's Low-Back TrailGear Seat Covers

I had these in my last truck because I hated the leather. They did the job ok for the price. Nothing amazing, but not bad once you got em snugged down and fitting right. Especially for how inexpensive they are.

Bobbo · Jul 10, 2016

If you want some nice neoprene covers, look into Wet Okole. I have them in my Jeep and love them. Excellent fit and have been holding up well for 5 years so far. A bit on the expensive side, but worth it in my opinion.

BighornJoe · Sep 12, 2016

I also have the carhartt seat covers. I would definitely recommend them.

abouttobeglue · Sep 14, 2016

I had covering spacer mesh on my Dakota and 2012 ram, fit was great, never had any signs of wear, over 100000 miles in the Dakota and 60000 in the 2012. I ordered a set of the neoprene for my 2016, installed them last night. Fit seems good and it was only 140 for my reg cab 40/20/40. Will get a pic shortly

Slick61 · Sep 14, 2016

another vote for the Carhartt seat covers by CoverCraft... drool & slobber (from my DOG!) cleans up with a damp cloth. Great overall fit- not too tight, & easy installation/removal. Went with the duckweave fabric, as I've seen too many neoprene covers that fit too tight & wrinkle the fabric (& underlying foam) on the seats.

abouttobeglue · Sep 14, 2016

Covering neo supreme installed

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