Love my new truck just not the seats
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Love my new truck just not the seats
Don't get me wrong they look great and are comfortable but seem to be stain magnets. The "piping" on the outside edge is just starting to fray...had the truck for 15 days, 1000km. Luxurious feeling material just no durability imo. They are not bad now, but i can see that they will not last.
Gonna have to be extra careful getting in and out or buy covers. Will mention it to my dealer tomorrow, not that they need to be replaced now, more so that they know and don't say wear and tear in 6months.
Gonna have to be extra careful getting in and out or buy covers. Will mention it to my dealer tomorrow, not that they need to be replaced now, more so that they know and don't say wear and tear in 6months.
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Ya, I am going to end up just getting covers.
I do have the side steps...some time I use them sometimes I don't. I'm 6'6" tall so I feel silly stepping up WAY above the truck then down again to get in.
I think it may be easier getting in and out without the steps on, so I may take them off. They put you about 4inches farther away from the seat, and just get your pants dirty.
Have you ever tried using the steps on the way out? thats a weird experience! Half of your heal on the step as you semi squat your way out. Haha Probably the most chance of wear when sliding across the seat getting out.
I do have the side steps...some time I use them sometimes I don't. I'm 6'6" tall so I feel silly stepping up WAY above the truck then down again to get in.
I think it may be easier getting in and out without the steps on, so I may take them off. They put you about 4inches farther away from the seat, and just get your pants dirty.
Have you ever tried using the steps on the way out? thats a weird experience! Half of your heal on the step as you semi squat your way out. Haha Probably the most chance of wear when sliding across the seat getting out.
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I think my interior cloth (FX4 sport cloth) is pretty tough, but it is black, so I got some good covers just to keep them clean. I have also heard a lot of people like the scotch guard... I haven't done it yet but I think it should guard against stains well.
As for the unravelling in the stitching, I would imagine the warranty covers that? I really don't think that is the norm for these trucks.
As for the unravelling in the stitching, I would imagine the warranty covers that? I really don't think that is the norm for these trucks.
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My 05 seats stain with water as well, it is so frustrating!!! Last summer I cleaned and scotchguarded my seats and it helped a bit but the off the shelf scotchguard is not the same as the stuff the dealers use (that I can tell).
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Ya, I am going to end up just getting covers.
I do have the side steps...some time I use them sometimes I don't. I'm 6'6" tall so I feel silly stepping up WAY above the truck then down again to get in.
I think it may be easier getting in and out without the steps on, so I may take them off. They put you about 4inches farther away from the seat, and just get your pants dirty.
Have you ever tried using the steps on the way out? thats a weird experience! Half of your heal on the step as you semi squat your way out. Haha Probably the most chance of wear when sliding across the seat getting out.
I do have the side steps...some time I use them sometimes I don't. I'm 6'6" tall so I feel silly stepping up WAY above the truck then down again to get in.
I think it may be easier getting in and out without the steps on, so I may take them off. They put you about 4inches farther away from the seat, and just get your pants dirty.
Have you ever tried using the steps on the way out? thats a weird experience! Half of your heal on the step as you semi squat your way out. Haha Probably the most chance of wear when sliding across the seat getting out.
I say take off your steps and see how it works for you, it is only a few bolts and can be taken on and off with no harm if you change your mind.
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