Clazzio Review

I installed mine a month ago and simply love um excellent quality and workmen ship with a great price 524 for black leather embroidered head rest and blue stitching they are comfortable easy to slide in and out of the truck and easy to clean and maintain I know I could get anything better for the price

 

I ordered the trd pro set about a month ago. The difference is the the red stitching is only on the double seams instead of on all of the stitching. I liked it better than way so I paid up. They had them in stock so I got them in less than a week. The embroidery was offered for free but I prefer without.

 

That looks really good, sometimes I wish I opted for the red stitching instead of just going triple black but I was pretty impatient last year to get them delivered and installed.

Back then onhand stock was mostly limited to only triple black or triple grey, everything else was a 6-8 week wait.

 

Mine have been installed for almost 18 months now. Still look like the day I received them.

 

Even found a Red stitched shifter knob to match.

 

Have had mine on for a month now, love em

 

Someone cop me some Clazzios! @Clazzio

 

Where did you get those steering wheel wrap? It looks factory oem

 

Thanks.

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Check out my post:
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...-3rd-gen-today.399305/page-2446#post-14580917

 

They look awesome

 

Is the install pretty tough?? That is my main hesitation

 

https://youtu.be/Rb7pctc0tsw

 

Promotional videos by the manufacturer/retailer tend to be misleading... I am more interested in real world installation by consumers

 

I have a 2nd gen, but glad I got my clazzios when I did, would not have spent the $599, paid $430 with the discount code, they are awesome, people don't believe they are covers.

 

Is it easy? No it is Not! However if you take your time it's not to bad to do.
You want to be in a warm environment! I installed mine in the winter, so best option for me was to take the seats out of the truck and do the job in my house by the pellet stove. It softens up the leather allowing them to stretch easier. Also it's much easier to to work on them on a table then in the tight confines of the truck. I can have all my seats out in 10 mins so worth the effort.
I took my time on the install, and i guess I spent 2 hrs total.

 

That is the same that I ordered and can't wait to put them in. Glad to finally see a photo of these. Thanks for sharing, they look great.

 

My wife helped me, she pulled one side while I pulled the other. Probably only took us 45-60 minutes.

 

It took me about 2 and 1/2 hours. Main thing is to put the covers out in the sun as you start installing them. I started with the headrest then the front and then finally the back. Just give yourself some time and your hands won't take that much afterwards.

 

I initially wasn't going to take my seats out, but I ended up doing it, made the install pretty simple. I have zero patience and this project was pretty easy, hardest part was the center console cover.

 

I'm glad it worked out for you. But I think taking the seats out is overkill. There's really no need. The covers go on just fine if they're heated up in the sun before you place them on.