Seat Covers
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finally, a new to me truck after 6 years of driving an SUV, the interior is really nice,so I have been looking at seat covers and floor mats that will hold up to waders,wet dogs and heavy abuse from getting in and out a lot during snow plow season.
I’m willing to spend the money to get good ones because I keep my vehicles as long as possible, any body have suggestions wet oakley vs coverking etc. its a four door with the split seats so a good fit is important.
also looking for mats that are like bathtubs for melting snow.Hey Mark,
Look into the Husky floor mats. I think that the Wetokole seat covers are good for seat covers.
Hi Mark, I’ve had neoprene seat covers front and back in my 4×4 since new.
Now, almost five years on, the seats underneath are still like new and the covers still look pretty good as well.
They’re easy to fit and clean, but can be a bit warm on a very hot day.www.dsaphoto.com
A picture is thousand words that takes less than a second while a thousand words is a picture that takes a month.
I was warned about the swamp a** effect in the summer and this thing is dark gray and black.
the checking around I have done makes it seem to come down to picking the color you want in my case I really like mossy oak w/black.
I’m starting to get the dreaded raised eyebrow from the wife, I think the power rear sliding window did it.I bought these…and have had them for seven years now……they are absolutely fantastic.
Wow, talk about sticker shock $900 later everything is on the way, I went with covering on the seat covers because my son thought we should have camo, I did get weathertech mats but Cabelas said 9weeks to get them and weather tech had them in stock for a few bucks more on shipping.
now its time to go plow shopping.
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