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I have a 2025 F350 Lariat SBCC diesel and I'd like some suggestions on seat covers. I want a cover that is durable, fits very well and is easy to clean. Willing to spend 300-500 for front buckets and console. For reference I've seen many online and one that is standing out is the Covercraft Carhartt Precision Fit. Any advice or suggestions?
I have the Covercraft Carhartt Precision Fit in my F-250 Lariat. I think the fit is excellent (I used a steamer to smooth the wrinkles after the install). They wear like iron and look great. My only critique is; install is a PITA with the "seats in the truck". Afer installing the passenger seat, I removed the drivers seat for the install. Then went back and removed the passenger seat to re-tighten the straps holding the cover on. The supplied console cover fit was just "OK". FWIW
Is the underside of the Carhart covers felt or another soft material that will not rub the leather down? Thats something I always wondered about covers. Canvas, Denim, etc will just amplify the issue wouldn't it?
Is the underside of the Carhart covers felt or another soft material that will not rub the leather down? Thats something I always wondered about covers. Canvas, Denim, etc will just amplify the issue wouldn't it?
There is no lining on the underside of the Carhart, cordura material. I had them on my 2018 PSD and the leather seat material looked "as new", the day I took the seat covers off, when I sold it. I gave the covers to the new owner in the event he wanted to reinstall them.
I 100% say wetokle. I had these on my 2015 f150 when I bought it new. 10 yrs later when I sold interior was immaculate and seat covers started to get a slight tear on the left side where driver from me constantly sliding in and out but under cover the factory seat was perfect. Held up to 2 kids and German Shepard. Actually placing my order for my 250. Downside... for 250 it's like $850. But fit like a glove. I actually had ford dealer try to lower my trade value because they had to replace driver seat... I laughed and pulled the cover off to show them the tear wasn't in the factory cloth. No one could tell they were covers.
Factory on right, cover on left under car seat. This was after i think like 5- 6 yrs
I have the Covercraft Carhartt Precision Fit in my F-250 Lariat. I think the fit is excellent (I used a steamer to smooth the wrinkles after the install). They wear like iron and look great. My only critique is; install is a PITA with the "seats in the truck". Afer installing the passenger seat, I removed the drivers seat for the install. Then went back and removed the passenger seat to re-tighten the straps holding the cover on. The supplied console cover fit was just "OK". FWIW
I second this. I did it without removing the seats. I’m happy with everything except the center console/jump seat cover. They could have done this one better.
I have run these seat covers since 2012 in my other truck and the drivers seat is just now starting to show wear.
Just installed www.tigertough.com 1000 denier cordura, priced fair, very impressed with the fit. I’ve had Wet Okole and Marathon in previous trucks. I wouldn’t go with Wet Okole again. Overpriced IMO, and customer service was not great. I had fit issues with them and had to send them back twice, at my expense. Marathon were very good, but my understanding is they were recently bought by Covercraft, so can’t vouch for the current quality.
If I was buying a set today, I'd go to Vertex. Somone else on here has them - they look great. I think they have several material options too, but the fit looks to be the best I've seen from anyone except maybe Katskinz.
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