seat covers

Just got a Tacoma access cab, which seat covers are the best for the money. I want them for the front an back. I try to keep it clean but I also use it. I did not know they made so many. I am looking for something that well stop stains from getting through. Thank you

 

Wet Okoles are the favorite around here.

 

I agree on the Wet Okoles. They fit great and look even better. We are always at the beach so they fit our lifestyle perfectly. They have been installed since 2009 and have held up nicely.

 

I got CalTrend NeoSupreme and 1 year 4 months old still look great, no sagging, bunching.

fit is very exact and perfect on my AC

happy with them

 

I personally have the cheap ebay ones that have "TRD" printed on them.

 

Got covering ones through SAMs. Less than $90for front or back. Limited color schemes but work and fit great.

 

I went with the Clazzio's for the fronts. Verify easy to keep clean and look great too.

They don't make covers for the rear seats on the 2012+ thou.

 

I put Clazzio leather covers on my 2013 Tacoma double cab, front and rear. Looks great!

 

Does Wet Okole make a kit for the rear access cab seat and does anyone have pics?

 

Yes they do.

Pictures:
https://www.google.com/search?q=wet..._Jgko_IBNLrgegL&ved=0CCUQsAQ&biw=1366&bih=598

 

I've got Clazzio's on the front and rear of my 2013. Great fit and tight.

 

Not sure why you would by any other seat cover other then Clazzio. TRD Sparks has the best prices for all parts.

 

I just bought cheaply slip overs. Mess one up real bad just toss it and get another for $20. Hell some of these seat covers cost so damn much you could almost buy new seats!

 

I have debated buying WO's since I bought my truck over 4 years ago. They are a top quality product and look great, no doubt about that, but at $450 for a bare-bones DC/LB set (that's the Group Buy price, shipped) they are just too rich for my blood, even during GBs.

With tax season here again, I decided to finally get myself some nice seat covers.

I was in line to buy a set of used Camo WO's from another member recently, and would have loved them, but another member got to them first. I started researching all the companies - Wet Okole, CoverKing, RuffTuff, SaddleMan, Clazzio, Katzkins, Caltrend etc. All of them seemed to be $450-$1000+ for a full DC/LB set.

I was REALLY close to getting the CoverKing deal from Costco, which is $190/full-set for their VelociVent (sport mesh, fabric, non-water repellent) or $350/full-set for their Neoprene. I needed more protection than the VelociVent fabric, but I still couldn't bring myself to pay $380 (incl. tax) for seat covers. I began looking around some more.

At the suggestion of another member, I checked out CalTrend a little more.

Everything I read about them seemed legit: nice snug fit, great UV/Water/Mildew/Dirt protection, 2 Year warranty, good sized back pockets, good OEM Gray colors, nice stitching, console and headrest covers incl., made in the USA

Long story short, I ended up with a full set of their NeoSupreme (Black and Gray) for $240 shipped (eBay for the Fronts, Amazon Warehouse deals for the Rear). The eBay seller also contacted me immediately to confirm EXACTLY which seats I have, which was reassuring since there are numerous options that can affect the fitment.

I should get them this week, and might post some pics and add a more thorough review once their installed.

Hope this helps anyone else who is stuck deciding on, or justifying the funds to get seat covers.

 

There is a mass order for Wet Okoles on here with a 20% discount

 

yup, those happen almost twice a year like clockwork

Even still, I'd be looking at $450 for a basic DC/LB set. I'm hoping the Caltrends will be good for me.

(and welcome to TW )

 

Op I have the CalTrend digital camo covers and they have held up well and match pretty good my interior - same as these but not sure how well they will totally block stains from spilled liquids and such:

 

These just gave me Epilepsy. Thanks.

 

I had relatively cheap Cabela's covers on my 2007 for 8 years. They were still in good shape when I sold the truck on Friday.

Picked up a 2015 in its place. I was going to get Wet Okoles, which I have in my Impreza. But now I'm leaning toward no real seat covers and just finding some kind of waterproof throw covers in the truck for when I'm wet or dirty.

My problem with getting Wet Okoles or something similar is I'm not going to take them off or put them on depending on conditions, and I think that's probably what I need. Otherwise I'm still sitting on the same surface whether I'm wearing outdoor/work clothes or nice clothes.