Clazzio leather seat covers!

Leave them in. You'll have better leverage. Ask my how i know...and how much time i wasted

 

Okay guys. I'll leave them in. Less likely i'll screw things up anyways.

 

Someone may have posted this already but the instructions are horrible. The rear seat headrest clips are somewhat of a pain to get out but with a flat head you can get to the clip to release them and then you'll be able to pull them right out. Only need to take out passenger and driver side. Middle doesn't require to be removed to get the covers on

Circled portion is the clip that needs to be pressed in. One on both sides then you can pull it out.




Loving them!
They're black on black on black perforated leather. Flash on my phone almost makes the inserts look gray

 

I just installed mine yesterday. I found if you recline the seats, it takes some tension off of the clips under the seat. It made removal a bit easier.

Also wished there was more room to work with inside the tacoma. I am not big but the back bottom cushion kept getting in my way while I was tying the strings and securing everthing.

In hindsight, unbolting the back lower cushions would have speed thing up for me.

 

I love the seat covers. I got them installed without too much fuss, but I'm still confused about the rear center shoulder seatbelt. It doesn't seem that theres a way that I can push the seat cover over the plastic seat belt fitting on the top of the seat.

Can anyone confirm that this should just be forced over the plastic fitting?

 

I think this is what you're talking about. It was tough to get the cover around this fitting, definitely tougher than the plastic fittings around the headrest posts. I relied on the plastic tool they include with the kit, and as you can see, it is still a little wrinkled in the rear. Love these covers!

 

Yep, that's it. I just didn't want to force the seat cover and end up with a rip. Thanks for your help!

 

Should I be stretching these holes around the plastic at the top of the seat for the head rest adjustment???

 

Yup you should.

 

Wanted to give a big shout out to Tyler and Brandon @Clazzio for helping me out today. Let me tell you, those guys are STUDS! They installed the seats on my truck and they look amazing! Amazing install and amazing product. Honestly, if you're on the fence to get Clazzios, don't be, just do it. I can promise you, you won't regret it... not even for a second! I'll post some pics soon, but wanted to give those guys a shout out! Oh, and Tyler, I'll trade you trucks!

 

Yes. Use the tool they include in the box that looks like a plastic knife. Start at one corner and work it under using the tool. It may tear very slightly but the tear will be covered by the plastic. Just take your time. Hardest one is the rear seatbelt.

 

I got some pics.. I should have brought my better camera! Your truck is very photogenic since it's still.. BRAND NEW!!!

 

I put these in my 2017. Turned out awesome. Much better choice than going with the Limited and factory leather. I have he Off Road.

 

Stretch over front and middle rear. Passenger and driver rear you need to take the mount points out

 

nice job. I'm curios about a 2017 tacoma double cab......how is the durability/ longevity of these things. Im looking for the PVC material (lower cost). thanks.

 

Aw damn!! Had I known that the Triple Black would be that quick to arrive I would have gone that route too, I just assumed they were all about 6 weeks so I ordered the TRD Pro version on April 4th....5 weeks left sighhhhhh

 

Will be worth the wait!

 

I ordered triple dark gray, arrived in 2-days. I kinda wished I would have custom ordered with orange thread for contrast but I'm impatient that way. I'm not drinking the kool-aid quite yet on these but I only gave myself an hour to play last night. I will also need to pull the seats to do the straps as my sub is under the passenger seat and I cannot get my hand under there.

 

To make things easier, I just unbolted the seats after I put the covers on to do the straps. Just leaned the seat back to do the straps.