Rough Country Neoprene Seat Covers - Review

1) I have a double cab, RC SKU was 91031, Crew Cab.
From my invoice:
(1) 91031 - Seat Covers | FR & RR | Crew Cab | Toyota Tacoma 2WD/4WD (16-22)

2) Head rests have front and rear sides. I had to play with them to see which way fit better. Covers are slightly curved, and they are TIGHT!
Match this:

https://www.roughcountry.com/media/...89b0b0e3587c135a53c6bb6cef2d094/9/1/91031.jpg


https://www.roughcountry.com/media/..._tacoma_seat_covers_rear_headrest_-_91031.jpg

3) Mine are tucked all the way around. look like OEM seats, not covers. I unbolted the seat and tilted it forward to clip the bungee under, to tuck the seat in, and to make sure it clears all of the controls.

Be careful when you tip the seat forward and back. Each of the mounting locations has studs that go in the floor and WILL scratch paint, if you are not careful. I had to use touch up paint on one of the holes. I put scrap pieces of hard plastic to catch any impact from the studs, as I moved the seat around while I was working on it.

 

Ok!! I did it. I tucked it and it looks GREAT. There's only one thing that I hope I didn't totally FUBAR.

In the spot in this picture the front plastic trim has pulled from the side plastic piece. Here's a pic of the location, I'll add a pic of the truck in a second. It's not the end of the world, but I'm a problematic perfectionist. LOL.

 

Geesh it looks worse in that pic. :-(

 

not able to snap is back into place?

 

Nope. It goes back but when I let go it "pops". My guess is that the thickness the neoprene is too much. The question is, do I leave it and say, "the rest looks great" or do I do something else.

I'm thinking VERY careful placement of instant glue is a crappy idea.

 

i would put glue and then tape it together to make sure the glue hardens in the right place.

 

I took off the plastic trin pieces when I installed mine, just a cple screws holding it on. Easier to see then if u unbolt the seat and tilt back. When back on pretty easy.

 

LOL, I just put mine on too. I was worried Id be heavy handed with the drivers front trim, so I called on my 8 yr old granddaughter to help me. Her little hands were the perfect tool for tucking and fishing the straps under the seats. Only part we couldnt figure out was the one front elastic strap kept activating the power seat, so we just tucked it in. Other 3 are attached so it will be fine. The passenger wasnt as bad and the rear was ez as pie. They look good. Big improvement.
First thing was taking my lil helper out for ice cream and told her she could drip as much as she wants on the seats now...LOL.
Sorry no pics. I think you all know what they look like by this point.

 

If it helps, I have the solution to the button being pushed (the front driver button) - I had the same problem. When you start sending the front elastic down behind the plastic, walk it forward (toward the pedals) so it's on an angle at like 8 o'clock (keeping it away from that switch) then send it across and under (toward the passenger side) to meet the other clip.

 

Did you happen to recall how the front panel snapped together at the top? (where it's separated in my pic)...?

 

Sorry - I don't remember but I think it just pops together. It didn't give me any trouble.

 

Ha. And just like that…

it clicked back into place. Lol

 

These are on sale on Amazon for $119 right now. I just grabbed a set. Was going to go with Clazzio eventually, but for now this is cheap protection for my new truck. Is neoprene better than the Clazzio leather in extreme temperatures? Leather gets hot in the summer, and I'm hopeful the neoprene won't get that hot (it's regularly 100+ in the summer). I also like the fact it's kid proof and won't get ruined by spills and wet shoes like leather might.

 

Just beware that that price is for the fronts only

 

No, it was actually front and rear. I ordered a set. Price appears to be back to $199 for the set now.

 

Dang, I missed the boat then. That is a great price

 

I had a Sonara with leather seats (black car, black leather). I did not wear shorts in the summer when I drove that car.
Neoprene gets warm to the touch, but not a whole lot more than cloth seats. I love my Rough country.
Much, much better than leather seats.
PS I am in GA. We get HOT.

 

Good to know thanks. Hot and humid in your location and if you prefer them over leather then that’s good enough for me! We have a hot dry climate here and winters are cold and snowy (wet seats from snow melt, another no no for leather)

 

I had Wet Okole neoprenes on my 05 TRD OR DC in Alaska. Had truck for 3 years, seat covers still looked good when I sold it (one of the worst decisions of my life was selling that truck)

 

Looks like you have to remove the seatbelt to get the rear passenger side behind the seatbelt....this loop is in the way.