Clazzio won’t honor their warranty

Does your dog ever ride inside the cab?

 

How does the seat smell?
that's the real test

 

Maybe rats or squirrels?

 

He does but the closest he’s allowed to get to the front seats is paws on the center console. He stands on that and on the platform I have instead of seats in the back. I think he’s innocent

 

Kind of a mix of hard work, weed and cedar wood I would say. Just smelled it to be sure

 

Every time I leave my windows cracked in the woods I fear chipmunks/ mice are going to take over my ride

 

Butthurt over an internet stranger's opinion? Really?
Quick question, though.
When you wasted your time coming up with the links, and then again wasted it copying and pasting them here, did you really think I'd click on them?
Just wondering, dumbass..

 

I'm just here for the seat sniffing...

 

If you want access to all my uncensored seat sniffing content check out my only fans

 

I’m not looking for it, but I guarantee there is a weirdo girl with that as her thing and LOTS of pervs paying her for it. It’s a methed up world.

 

Curious to know the best seat cover or skin replace. I guess this rules out Clazzio.

well. To my knowledge WeatherTech has dumb useless holes in the liner to let water through. While Husky does not. You could buy on Amazon to have their support if anything goes wrong. Or a used set you know isn’t defective.

only other one I’ve seen that looks worth considering is 3D Maxxspider or whatever it’s called. Which is said to clean easy and not be slippery. But costs more.

 

I have the Huskies in the wife's 4Runner, but I'm currently running WeatherTechs in the Tacoma, as well as our Camry and work truck Tundra.
While I can't speak to every WeatherTech liner ever produced, I can say to a certainty there are no holes in any of those three sets.

I'll add an edit to note, I think you'd be hard pressed to find a floor liner manufacturer incorporating holes into their mats to "let water through"

 

Hope mine last, I've had mine for two months and they look excellent.

Maybe some VLR conditioner once in a while.

 

Looks like it's self destructing!
Poor quality material for sure, becoming de- laminated like it's a bunch of pressed together recycled garbage.
I decided on Ruff Tuff.
Just need to "someday" put them on the truck! LOL

 

I totally get that. Installing seat covers is a lot like going to the dentist

 

Its weird because before I purchase literally anything I check reviews and videos for days before ordering.

Most the clazzio seats I have seen have been years old and still look awesome ...

 

Some of the reasons mentioned here are the reason I stayed away from learher-like and non stretching material for my covers.

I too use my truck, and use it considerably off road, so abuse and dirt do happen.
That, and the fact that I hate the feel of leather and faux-leather on seats, especially around here in the middle of the US where it gets super hot and humid in the summer, and super cold and dry in the winter.

I ended up going with Wet Okole. They fit very tightly, and look great IMHO, while at the same time seem quality made and have some give to them as well, so no ripping of seams what-so-ever.

Its a personal choice, but in the end it all comes down to the quality of lack there of in the materials and workmanship that the company you choose uses.

 

If you forgo the piping, Wet Ocole's are bulletproof.
The neoprene sure gets hot in the summer, though..

 

I like them firm myself