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So i have been looking for fitted seat covers for my 2014 double cab. I found a brand called coverking and they are available for $249 I believe for one row. I was walking through Walmart the other day and I came across a card that you buy for that brand and one card equals one row. Well they are selling the card for $150. How is this possible? Am I missing something because I will jump on this deal.

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I'm anxiously awaiting a reply. I too would like them for 150.00/row. If that fails , I priced out some on auto anything and with all of their discounts it seems like it was 340.00 or something for a crew cab. Plus no tax and free shipping if I'm not mistaken.

 

 

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thewhitestallion Senior Enthusiast

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if it seems too good to be true it probably is. but if there is a return policy buy it and if it's not what you want then just return in. seeing how it's from walmart, you can return damn near everything at walmart.

RKeeper1 Enthusiast

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I,m holding out for clazzio seat covers. Had them on my 2012, and people thought i had original leather seats, they fit so good !

I'm doing the same.haven't had them before but read a lot of reviews

 

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Fishin' VA Enthusiast

Fishin' VA

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I'm going between marathonseatcovers.com and camotruckseats.com. Marathon is 542.00 including (4) headrest covers, map pockets on both front seats, and center console lid cover. Camo Truck Seats is 485.00, but no option for the map pockets, and the site says it includes the center console lid and headrests. Need to locate more reviews for both brands. I like these over CoverKing and Wet Okole as these are Codura Nylon and not neoprene, so less chance for swamp a$$,

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