Seat Covers

[BruBaker19]

I put on some Durafit Endura seat covers in camo style. Kids wanted camo, I really like the way they look. I am happy with the product. Fit is good and the product is tough, these should last a good time. The seats didn't have a chance lasting without a cover. I had to remove the back seats to pull on the covers. I really wanted the carhartt ones, but the price was too much for me. The 60/40 split on the rear is all one piece, and I had to cut a spot for a seat belt bottom to pass through and then sew the ends. Pattern must be slightly different. I also had to cut out and sew a spot at the 60/40 split to get a better fit. Easier than mending a sail. I have 3 kids seats in the back, so I don't mind, I just need protection. Amazon product did not have a proper fit guide, it has since been fixed. I got a good deal on this one and made it work nice so its okay. My best advice is to get a seat cover if you do outdoor stuff, and make sure you get the perfect fit if you can. Make life easier when you can.

 

[Rado]

Looks good and with 3 kids in car seats the mess they make make it worth the effort of the install

 

[Loudram]

They look really good.

 

[JohnnyMac]

Thanks for the review!

 

[Chadlebrun]

Those are super nice.
I got these browning ones from Canadian tire. I need to do the back seat mod to get the back one on better.

 

[Vipertrucker]

How the heck are you guys getting the rear seat to tilt forward? I have a 2019 Limited and cannot figure out how to get the seat backs lowered so I can properly install my Wet Okole camo seat covers on the backs. Everything else is on and looking great! The exposed loops don't seem to release anything!

 

[Loudram]

How the heck are you guys getting the rear seat to tilt forward? I have a 2019 Limited and cannot figure out how to get the seat backs lowered so I can properly install my Wet Okole camo seat covers on the backs. Everything else is on and looking great! The exposed loops don't seem to release anything!

It's known as the rear seat mod. First you unbolt the seat. Then you cut back the two tabs (just a little) that hold the seat back in place. So when you lift the bottom of the seat it raises up high enough to clear those two hooks and you can tilt it forward. The other option is to raise the back seat enough to clear those hooks. You do that by adding washers to the bolts that hold the seat down. You may have to get a longer bolt.

There are plenty of threads with much more detailed instructions and YouTube videos with step by step instructions to. What I wrote is just a rough idea of what's involved. I haven't done it yet but I thought about it. Maybe one day I will if I feel froggy.