Seat Covers, the Good, Bad, and Ugly
#16
I just ordered an XL so I won't have to worry about this...or at least I hope not.
The cloth seats in my 2005 were terrible. Stained unbelievable easy. You would think Ford would do a better job on seats for a TRUCK...this is not some little sedan that takes grandma only to church on the weekend!
The cloth seats in my 2005 were terrible. Stained unbelievable easy. You would think Ford would do a better job on seats for a TRUCK...this is not some little sedan that takes grandma only to church on the weekend!
#17
I never did find any i liked for my '03 F250 XLT with the 40/20/40 cloth seats. I just used an old twin bed sheet for yrs. Of course, i dont haul any pets around either... Now that i have leather bucket seats and only work outta my truck doing construction part time, dont see the desperate need for any covers. Maybe if i find a set easy to rip off when im not working. Until then, its back to the old sheet again!
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Try using a furminator on your seats. I had black lab fur threaded through the fabric of my Chevy seats that just wouldn't vacuum out. The furminator was a last ditch deal that did wonders! Or at least well enough to sell the truck.
#23
I too would like to know how the Carhartt covers fit/work!
Had a set of 2005 coverking cordura covers on 2 F-150's ('05 &'07) and really like em, unfortunately that fabric has changed to a shiny nylon Balistic "cordura" which is less comfortable but easier to clean and install. Can't re-use them again because the new seats have airbags - not because they are worn out !!
Had a set of 2005 coverking cordura covers on 2 F-150's ('05 &'07) and really like em, unfortunately that fabric has changed to a shiny nylon Balistic "cordura" which is less comfortable but easier to clean and install. Can't re-use them again because the new seats have airbags - not because they are worn out !!
#24
I just ordered an XL so I won't have to worry about this...or at least I hope not.
The cloth seats in my 2005 were terrible. Stained unbelievable easy. You would think Ford would do a better job on seats for a TRUCK...this is not some little sedan that takes grandma only to church on the weekend!
The cloth seats in my 2005 were terrible. Stained unbelievable easy. You would think Ford would do a better job on seats for a TRUCK...this is not some little sedan that takes grandma only to church on the weekend!
#25
I too would like to know how the Carhartt covers fit/work!
Had a set of 2005 coverking cordura covers on 2 F-150's ('05 &'07) and really like em, unfortunately that fabric has changed to a shiny nylon "cordura" which is less comfortable but easier to clean and install. Can't re-use them again because the new seats have airbags - not because they are worn out !!
Had a set of 2005 coverking cordura covers on 2 F-150's ('05 &'07) and really like em, unfortunately that fabric has changed to a shiny nylon "cordura" which is less comfortable but easier to clean and install. Can't re-use them again because the new seats have airbags - not because they are worn out !!
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I have a complete set of Marathon seat covers on order (late Feb or early Mar delivery). I will try to post pics once they are installed. I don't want to stain my new (very light) tan seats. I have to drive this truck a loooooooong time (wife's orders) and want to keep it looking nice as long as possible.
#30
Since the XLT seats are so light (and the factory cloth wears fast) I installed black cover king covers to protect them. (Light grey seats should be outlawed in work trucks)
Here is the factory seats:
And the Cover King covers:
They have been installed for a year, and still look great and don't move around. I would buy them again.
On the plus side my factory cloth has never been sat on.
Here is the factory seats:
And the Cover King covers:
They have been installed for a year, and still look great and don't move around. I would buy them again.
On the plus side my factory cloth has never been sat on.