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I was thinking about getting some seat covers. I have leather seats. 2009 gmc cc 4x

Wetokole

https://www.wetokole.com/CHEV.html

My questions are ? Would the leather be okay under the seat covers? Would I need to remove the covers periodically to condition the leather?

 

I've had the truck since Sept. 08 and have not done anything to the leather yet.

What should I be doing to condition them?

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The manual only recommends an occasional cleaning with a mild soap and If I remember correctly not to use the conditioning products. I don't plan on covering my leather up, I like it too much.

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I have some wet okole's in my 01 sierra. I like them very much. They look good and do an excellent job of protecting your seats. I dont have any experience with putting them on leather seats, but I do remember their website specifying that "no rubber will touch your seat, which is important when it comes to leather or vinyl seats".

 

I really like their seat covers. Mine took a lot of abuse, and if I had taken care of them (as in cleaned them and protected them from the sun) they would look a lot better currently. They are still on the truck, but some of the outer cloth has worn off and is showing bare rubber. They also faded a bit. But remember! This is because I didnt take care of them....but thats why I bought them, to protect my cloth seats which still look brand new underneath 8 years later. So.....this time around, I am tinting my windows, make more use of sun shades, and buying the cleaning kit for the seat covers.

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I've got leather in mine. I'll be putting a seat cover on the middle row seat at least. With a pre-schooler riding in the truck, I'd rather clean chocolate milk/juice/etc off a seat cover than have it all over the leather seats. Also not to mention her climbing all over the seats, standing on them, etc.

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I'm thinking of getting some seat covers for the rear seat in my truck as well. With the baby on the way, and my truck being brand new, i'd like to protect the rear seat for the upcoming years of hell that its going to get put through..... so $250-$300 is a wise investment IMO since a destroyed leather seat will devalue the truck much more than that (and cost more to repair).

 

Are there any other good companies than Wetokole?

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