Covercraft Carhartt SeatSaver seat covers

Could someone with these covers (not the custom fit or Dux) post some pictures. I'm interested in the part that covers the seat airbags (side of seat back) and the seat cushion. I've got the correct part# for my 2020 TRDOR but for the money these thing fit like sh*t. I'm wondering if I have the wrong covers. They were bought as a Xmas gift and by the time I first tried to install the return period had expired. I hoping I have the wrong covers or I'm doing something wrong. I've contacted Covercraft and nothing has been resolved att.

 

I can’t help you with pics but they look like shit fit wise on Covercrafts web site, the picture they have changed my mind on the Carharts

 

The pictures on the website for the ones I have don't look anything alike. That's why I'm wondering if I have the right covers.

 

You probably got the right covers.

The carhartts loosely drape like potato sacks. For a vehicle specific fit, they are not very fitted.

 

They use the same pic for all applications, I’m just saying that the saggy/loose look might just be how they fit

 

I have Carhartts on my 2019. They def don’t fit like skins but I don’t find them bad at all. I got them for utility, the ability to wash them, and protect the seats from mud and grim (Louisiana). Find them great for that. I’ll take some pics for you in the morning… dog hair and all.

 

Return and get Clazzios!

 

They fit loose, but like others have said, for my work truck they keep dirt and grime off the stock seats and are easily removable for washing.i was mine every couple of months depending on how dirty it is where I'm working.

Tight skin seat covers don't work for me.

They are damn pricy for what they are though. Probably paying for that logo.

 

I've got the carhartt camo covers, while they're tough as iron, their fit leaves a bit to be desired. They have saved my seats underneath a few times from sharp pointed objects left in my back pockets.

 

I have cloth seats bought tutone clazzio seat covers They look great maybe even better than stock seat covers Now I am thinking about buying some carhart seat covers to protect my clazzio seat covers that are protecting my stock cloth seats What should I do? I hope everyone laughs as much reading this as I did writing this

 

Nothing like being too protective.

 

Remove the seats and install a lawn chair. Seats will be nice when time to sell. As long as you store them in a climate controlled environment.

 

When it's time to sell I just buy a new truck and do a 100% parts swap so that the old truck looks brand new.

 

I put the Carhart covers on my outfit years many ago now - they are well stained, and have survived many ill-advised jumps into the seat with sharp objects in my back pocket (still no holes). This is just what I intended when when I bought them - driver seat protection from the stupid acts of the owner/driver. I never installed the passenger side cover - I kept it but haven't looked to see if it could be a driver side replacement at a future date. Wish they had a pocket across the front for my pistol like the covers in my old F-150.

I've worn(out) several sets of Carhart coveralls over the years so the fit was familiar..........

 

Here they are on my 2019 TRDOR. Not skin tight but not really potato sacks either.



Another pair on my 99 Wrangler TJ.

 

Thanks. On your Tacoma covers, is there a provision for air bag deployment? Most covers that are air bag compatible have slits. Mine are stitched.

 

Actually most covers have a "weakened" single stitch around the airbags, if they're airbag friendly. They're designed to break when the bags deploy.

 

Yes, can’t’ really see it in the picture but there is a slit in the covers to accommodate the airbags. No light stitching or anything, just slits.

 

HA! I have the same sets in my '17 Tacoma and my wife's '00 TJ and both look the same.

 

I have a used set of front Carhart Covercraft for my Tacoma which does not have the seat airbag slits, though the new pair I bought and installed in 2017 have the slits.