Seat covers
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Seat covers
Anyone use the Saddleman seat covers on their trucks? Summit has front and rears for $149 ea. (So shipped $312.00) My drivers seat has a hole just about warn through where I get in and out. Any thoughts??
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Do yourself a favor and check out Coverking seat covers. They have the saddle blanket material as well as 10 other materials. I have had numerous covers from them and they are second to none in quality and service. They are custom made for your truck, Not "Universal". I currently have the Ballistic material for work, And its awesome. Their prices are comparable as well. Here is the link. Car Cover, Seat Covers, Dash Cover, Floormats, Sunshields - Manufactured by Coverking
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I went with the black ballistic. I think I got a good deal, I have gray interior with the light gray seats now but I thought the gray and black would look sweet seeing as the gray gets nasty quickly!!!
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FYI Costco had the cover kings on sale, not sure if they are still or not but price was attractive when I compared for another vehicle.
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nnero,
I liked the custom fit but the material wasn't tough enough for what I wanted. I was used to the Okle Neoprene seat covers I had in my jeep; Those were actual wet suit material, But these are more of a fabric version so I just kept them on and put the Ballistic covers over them.
I liked the custom fit but the material wasn't tough enough for what I wanted. I was used to the Okle Neoprene seat covers I had in my jeep; Those were actual wet suit material, But these are more of a fabric version so I just kept them on and put the Ballistic covers over them.
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Thanks for the reply, magnet. I thought about the Wet Oakle seat covers but they were more expensive and I took advantage of the cheaper price and free shipping from jc whitney (I ordered a Truxedo bed cover too). I will see how I like them. I had heard they dont hold up as good to heavy wear, but I go easy on my truck and wanted good looking protection (I really liked the black with gray center). I may get a ballastic cover for the rear seat since that is prone to more abuse. Thanks to the op as well, this has been a helpful thread.
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I'll tell you what nnero...If you are looking for floor protection as well; I can't say enough about my Weathertech Floor Liners. They are one of the best purchases I have ever made for my interior along with my seat covers.http://http://s596.photobucket.com/a...t=100_0938.jpg
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