Clazzio leather seat covers!

I put them out in the sun for a while. I thought they went on easier than what I expected. Maybe the fronts will be harder. Doing those next week after my seat heater get her.

 

Do these make your sense nocitablebly more comfortable?

 

Not sure about making it more "comfortable" but they damn sure make them more protected. Most importantly, they make your sets MUCHO MAS SEXY!

Priorities, bro.

 

I was just curious because they state "1/2" thick memory foam" in the description

 

You feel a little "taller" but it's not too noticeable for me. It's enough to smooth out any creases and gives you a little play to fight them on your seats.

DID I MENTION HOW SEXY THESE COVERS ARE??

 

I can't decide if I should get them or not.... can you tell they're covers and not actual leather seats?

 

Everybody assumes I have factory leather. It matches the black interior perfect, right down to the perforations on the steering wheel. I went back to see my big homey at the dealer and they couldn't believe they were covers. You be the judge.

 

how hard was the installation? Thanks for the pics! they do look really good...

 

I posted a little summary around page 60 or so of this thread. The pics of the rear seats are somewhere in there too.

I don't know how tough your fingers are, but they'll be tested. I did the fronts one day, and the rears a few days later. Never used the center console cover. Fronts took about 3 hours, mostly due to trying to weave the hooks under the passenger seat around heater/airbag wiring. Rears took about 2 hours. There's dudes saying they knock the whole truck out in 2-3 hours...I don't know how.

Tools they don't mention you'll need: wire clothes hanger, long needle nose pliers (I have some good ones from fishing), flashlight, and some strong preworkout powder. I have heated seats and the passenger side is a nightmare to get the final hooks underneath between all the wiring. This is where the wire clothes hanger, flashlight, and needle nose come in. Also you'd think the headrests would be easy, they aren't, this is part of where you'll need that preworkout to kick in. In the end, it's completely worth it. Godspeed.

Important note: Before installing, leave them in the sun for 30+ minutes. Huge difference in stretch.

 

Order placed for black/black/black leather.

 

It is a miracle that the headrest covers fit. I had to remove mine after a year to get them embroidered. I think they were even tighter to install with the embroidery. Worth every ounce of pain. I also finally installed the console cover after a year. It was not bad after doing the headrest a 2nd time. Patience is the key to a good installation. And they are so tight to install. Don't be afraid to yank and pull. You are not going to hurt anything. Utilize the proper tools. The process is very similar to childbirth. It doesn't matter how much stretching you do because, as much a man as you think you are, you ain't hurting anything.

 

Leather vs PVC??? Thoughts anyone...

 

I went full PVC. Under $300 total for the whole truck is just too good. Nobody can tell they aren't real leather, and the "leather" ones are still PVC except for the middle sections so....I'm not sure it's worth the extra.

 

Do you have any pictures?

 

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Thanks to everyone for sharing pics and reviews. I just pulled the trigger and am waiting on a set to be delivered.

 

I was going to ask the same question...I can't decide if the leather is worth the extra $$

 

I think it's worth the extra because the leather inserts wear much better over time than the PVC. The inserts are where you sit and where your back rubs.

 

Looking good fellas. Mine just came in, any suggestions to make the install easier besides maybe warming them up in the sun prior?