nice seat covers?
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Fleet Mechanic
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From: Central Ohio
nice seat covers?
Any recommendations for a nice set of seat covers, ones that actually fit well and stay put? I have the vinyl buckets, and vinyl rear bench.
I don't mind vinyl, actually I think its more durable and easier than cloth, and I didn't really want to spend or care for leather. But during nice weather when your wearing shorts the bare skin against vinyl causes you to sweat pretty easy. Every time I get out of the truck you can see puddles left behind lol. I really don't care myself, but now I am getting back into the dating game I'd like my ride a little nicer! Well at least less embarrassing lol.
I don't mind vinyl, actually I think its more durable and easier than cloth, and I didn't really want to spend or care for leather. But during nice weather when your wearing shorts the bare skin against vinyl causes you to sweat pretty easy. Every time I get out of the truck you can see puddles left behind lol. I really don't care myself, but now I am getting back into the dating game I'd like my ride a little nicer! Well at least less embarrassing lol.
More Turbo
Joined: Jun 2008
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I had a set of the Coverking Neosupreme (basically an entry level neoprene-like material) covers on the front seats of my 2003 and they fit nicely while being comfortable, even in the heat of the summer after being parked outside all day. They were easy to install, contoured to the seats well, and weren't outrageously expensive.
https://www.coverking.com/seat-cover...at-covers.html
https://www.coverking.com/seat-cover...at-covers.html
Junior User
Joined: Dec 2016
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I have Cabela's Seat covers. I too have the vinyl seats. These fit snug and don't move at all. The rear bench even works with the middle rear seat belt.
Cabela's Low-Back TrailGear Seat Covers : Cabela's
Cabela's Low-Back TrailGear Seat Covers : Cabela's
5th Wheeling
Joined: Apr 2016
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Marathon seat covers. Custom made for your vehicle. Not the cheapest in the world but fairly reasonable and fit like a glove with zero movement. All hook and loop, no strings. I had them on my 2000 150 and now have them on my 12 250 both with leather.
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