Seat covers

Where is coupon code ? They seem durable?

 

I did the neoprene covers for 13 years and while they look good at first and do protect the seats, they do wear a little too fast for me. I'm on my third set in my '03 and when I took the ones out of in my '14 before I traded it they were faded with very light use, less then 6000 miles on them. They also showed signs of wear. I always went Wet Okole. So I'm speaking for 4 sets in total.

My '16 is sporting Clazzio and so far they are hands down better. Time will tell but from what I see here I'll be sticking with Clazzio.

 

I would call the guys at Clazzio.com and order by phone, they'll hook you up

 

I put in the Clazzio leather seat covers. Only real drawback (and this would be with all of 'em) is that the seat heaters take longer to feel warm on my bum. Other than that, they look totally factory. I have black/black/black in a magnetic grey with dark gray interior.

 

I needed a splash of color and I know it's not for everyone but here are my Clazzio's.

 

Vote for Clazzio

 

Clazzio. Loving mine. Went with heated option. I'm lucky enough to live down the road from Clazzio and they did the entire install for a very reasonable fee.

 

So passenger control is on driver's side?

 

For now. I'll likely go with a different approach to the switches down the road. If you look at what @mthopton did on his in the Clazzio thread, that's the direction I'll go when I get some free time. Wasn't sure how it would all work and if I'd like it so I took a low risk, easily reversible approach for initial install. If it all plays well for a bit and I'm confident I'll keep it I'll go with a more invasive/permanent install.

 

I got these, just wanted a cover to protect the seats from dirt/food, etc....

 

Just got my 2016. First trip with the dog, and the amount of hair that stuck was unreal.

Will probably just stick with a spare sheet for now, but with summer coming i'm going to need seat covers. We live on the water during the summer, so boating/fishing non stop, followed by hunting the fall. Are clazzios the best for this, or would neopreme be more durable (like the krypteks linked above)? They will be regularly exposed to water/sweat/mud.

 

Wet Okle's

 

I have wet okole's on my 2nd gen and couldnt be happier. Granted its not like i have other covers to compare with. I know i had coverking for my miata (mesh ones) and they fit like a loose t shirt so i sent back. Left a bad taste in my mouth but we are talking different materials and vehicles. Whatever you choose will be better then stock imho

 

I think the Carhartt ones might be the best. I don't like seat covers that cost to much. Kinda weird to spend lots of cash on a seat cover. I rather wear something out and replace it.

 

Just ordered a custom set of Clazzios for my '13 Sport: Black Body, Gray Insert, Blue Stitch w/TRD Sport embroidered in gray on the headrests for $569 shipped (list price for those options is $694 prior to the TW deal). I can honestly say the customer service exceeded my expectations and I highly recommend them.

 

Anyone try the PVC Clazzios?

 

nobody???

 

Coverking here.

 

I've gotten the Marathon seat covers. They were here at the outdoor show here in Pennsylvania. They seem for tuff and nice. Custom to the truck. Got the Kryptek Typhon pattern. They are military grade. Marathonseatcovers

 

All of the Clazzios incorporate the use of PVC somewhere (the leather is just the middle insert) and I haven't read of any complaints during my research. I don't profess to be an expert of any sort in the seat cover field. Covering my 27k investment's seats in neoprene didnt seem like enough when I intend to keep this truck for the remainder of it's life (47k on the ODO when I bought it) but plenty have done it.