Best sweatproof seat cover?

I must be cheap, I just use a thick towel. Works great.
I also got a micro fiber cover for the center arm rest, I didn't like the hot sweat creating plastic.

 

God BLESS you. I ride alone in my truck AT LEAST 95% of the time so I really have had no need to spend hundreds of dollars to protect all of the seats, but still had concern about the occasional times when I might have more passengers than myself.
You're the first person who has offered a solution, at a sensible price.

 

Oh, damn, if it's too good to be true, it usually is. I expected front bucket and rear seat coverage. So far, it seems only front seats (bucket, or bench) is available.

 

Glad I could help.

The rear bench cover shows available on Amazon:

$67 ARIES 3146-01 Seat Defender 58" x 55" Grey Waterproof Universal Bench Car Seat Cover Protector

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00B...g_2?ie=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=2E0XG5G2ATC5JTSFXMYY

That should be what you're looking for, if I understand correctly.

 

I assume because it states "Allows for side airbag deployment" and, I don't believe rear seats have air bags, this is for a bench seat on an Access cab. No?

 

For when you are perpetually stuck in the 80s in West Texas...

 

If you must know, I have plantar fasciitis in both feet, so I can't run on concrete/asphalt. Plus when its raining, I'm in FL and it rains a lot.

 

Just placed my AMZN order, for the cost best option for now, if it doesn't work, will send it back.

 

It's universal, so it should work for any bench seat. Put it this way - I may need a cover for the rear seats in the future. If/when I do, I will be ordering one of these.

Good deal. Been using mine for months. If you need an easily removable and easy to store cover, this is perfect.

 

On seat:



In storage:

 

Oh, I'm still going to purchase two for the front bucket seats and, I just might be willing to take one for the team by purchasing the "rear" seat cover. I'll have to first measure the rear seating to make sure it will cover, but, I've noted that it mentions the bottom layer as "thermoplastic rubber." Is there the risk of that rubber "scarring" the seats during the hottest months of the year? Or, as stated in the description, is this truly for temporary use?

I'm thinking that maybe I'm making the mistake in assuming I can use them full time when they're really only meant to be used occasionally and temporarily.