Seat Covers, which ones ya`ll using?

[Pale Rider]

I like the duck weave Carhartts seat covers but not $444.00 worth... So looking at the Cordura Ballistic seat covers on AutoAnythings web site. 

any recommendations? 

[gemarsh]

1 hour ago, Pale Rider said:

I like the duck weave Carhartts seat covers but not $444.00 worth... So looking at the Cordura Ballistic seat covers on AutoAnythings web site. 

any recommendations? 

Yap, you named them. Fit excellent and don't move. Dog proof.

[Truckboattruck]

I have been looking at the Weathertech second row seat protector just for my dog, and the Dirty Dog pet divider to keep his ass in the backseat. Not sure how viable either really are, though.

I was gonna go for these up front, saw some pictures from other owners and they actually look really good. Not sure how durable though.
  https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08Y92J7QH/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_fabc_4W5725YQPPRHGK64JAX6?_encoding=UTF8&fbclid=IwAR0g8UbZMtmN9GgU02dSAjkiRS3jvfHiiiq72_--e8Ha2I4SibUz_VBJQE8&th=1

Edited December 26, 2021 by Truckboattruck

[Transient]

I'm using whatever is available through GM Accessories for the backseat.  Got tired of the kids dropping their toys, etc and finding them under the rear seat or hidden under the back rest.  It's a universal fit that ayesha with velcro.  One day the kids will be old enough that I can remove it, I hope.

[mafd2]

Try carcoverplanet.com.  There's several styles and colors to choose from.  They are custom and tight fitting and easy install.  There's  installation videos.  Enter year model and choose bucket/bench etc. Check out the Ballistic, Spartan Shield, and others.  22 different styles to choose from.  

[WeGone]

Do any of the seat cover still let the air pass thru with heated and cooled seats?

[rbdjr]

Like the look of the "Cordura Ballistic seat covers on AutoAnythings web site. " But I sure would like to see them in a truck in person.

[redwngr]

I'm always amused by protecting the OEM covers so the next owner can enjoy them....

 

 

[Transient]

14 hours ago, WeGone said:

Do any of the seat cover still let the air pass thru with heated and cooled seats?

Heated seats don't use air.  They use heat.  Only cooled seats air.  The answer is no to both of them.  The heat will eventually pass through, but it'll definitely take longer.  The cold air will not make it through the cover.

[SVG]

I've got a complete set from a little shop in Montana.

 

https://headwatersseatcovers.com/

 

[Pale Rider]

On 12/27/2021 at 10:23 AM, rbdjr said:

Like the look of the "Cordura Ballistic seat covers on AutoAnythings web site. " But I sure would like to see them in a truck in person.

I`ve read a lot of reviews and saw a good amount of customer pictures, they seem to fit pretty loose.

So I opted for the Carhartt Seat Saver covers which look like they fit pretty decent. My seats are not mushed yet with 5300 miles on the truck. fingers crossed... a lot of complaints about a few seat cover brands was the strap buckles... 

[Pale Rider]

On 12/27/2021 at 12:03 PM, redwngr said:

I'm always amused by protecting the OEM covers so the next owner can enjoy them....

 

 

not the case here, prior owner put a cig burn in the drivers seat, yeah nice I know, not laughing.

and between work, Dogs, and hobbies I just don`t want to trash the seats.

[gemarsh]

45 minutes ago, Pale Rider said:

I`ve read a lot of reviews and saw a good amount of customer pictures, they seem to fit pretty loose.

So I opted for the Carhartt Seat Saver covers which look like they fit pretty decent. My seats are not mushed yet with 5300 miles on the truck. fingers crossed... a lot of complaints about a few seat cover brands was the strap buckles... 

I don't think you will be disappointed. I ordered a second set for my new 3500 cc. Went with the gravel color this time.

[Jeff From Cordova]

Coverking Black Tactical.  $250 Great

[Jeremy.75]

Looking for a rear seat cover that also protects the bottom of the seat when it's flipped up. Carry things for work and don't want to tear up the underside or worry about the straps and buckles that hold the cover on getting damaged.