Who makes the best quality/fit seat covers?
02-27-2012, 09:40 PM
#11
I bought a set of Marathon seat covers a couple months ago and they are top notch. They fit perfect and you can add pockets, gun holders, etc. I got a pocket under my knee and a gun holder across the back of the front seats.
They are pricey but well worth the investment
They are pricey but well worth the investment
02-27-2012, 10:44 PM
#14
Senior Member
I'll never buy anything but headwaters along as paul is still in business..... great product- very pleasant to deal with.
I sent him a e-mail the other day asking if he had patterns for my new f-750.... he personally called within ten minutes apologizing that he didn't have them- guarantee wet Oakley or marathon wouldn't do that.....
https://www.headwatersseatcovers.com...rsus_index.asp
I sent him a e-mail the other day asking if he had patterns for my new f-750.... he personally called within ten minutes apologizing that he didn't have them- guarantee wet Oakley or marathon wouldn't do that.....
https://www.headwatersseatcovers.com...rsus_index.asp
04-17-2015, 11:16 AM
#15
Junior Member
I know this is an old thread but.....I just ordered a set of Headwaters Seat Covers for my 2014. Paul is a nice guy to talk to. I will update when I get them installed.
11-11-2015, 06:57 AM
#17
Junior Member
Ha! Yes, I did install them.
The install was not a breeze but not overly difficult, either. The end result is well worth it in the end. The fit is much better than the Carhartts I've seen. The only drawback that I can think of is the feel of the material against bare skin. It's not nearly as plush feeling as the factory material. I noticed it right away on the center console when resting my arm on it. Just has a rougher feel. It's not something that I really notice at this point. To me, that's a small detail for the added wear and protection.
After 7500 or so miles, the covers still fit and look great.
Overall... Great seat covers and I have and will continue to recommend them to others.
The install was not a breeze but not overly difficult, either. The end result is well worth it in the end. The fit is much better than the Carhartts I've seen. The only drawback that I can think of is the feel of the material against bare skin. It's not nearly as plush feeling as the factory material. I noticed it right away on the center console when resting my arm on it. Just has a rougher feel. It's not something that I really notice at this point. To me, that's a small detail for the added wear and protection.
After 7500 or so miles, the covers still fit and look great.
Overall... Great seat covers and I have and will continue to recommend them to others.
11-11-2015, 10:26 AM
#18
Those Hatchie Bottoms look nice, but I'd definitely add Clazzio to the list of best quality/fit seat covers. Was looking at some on truckleather and ebay.
Last edited by Erollin150; 11-12-2015 at 09:37 AM.
11-11-2015, 12:23 PM
#19
Can someone consolidate all the good ones and throw it in a sticky somewhere? I'm sure it would be a huge help to us newer guys who are clueless. I wasted a couple hundred bucks buying covers that said they would fit, only to find out it was a load of crap..
11-11-2015, 09:30 PM
#20
for fastening fabric
Ha! Yes, I did install them.
The install was not a breeze but not overly difficult, either. The end result is well worth it in the end. The fit is much better than the Carhartts I've seen. The only drawback that I can think of is the feel of the material against bare skin. It's not nearly as plush feeling as the factory material. I noticed it right away on the center console when resting my arm on it. Just has a rougher feel. It's not something that I really notice at this point. To me, that's a small detail for the added wear and protection.
After 7500 or so miles, the covers still fit and look great.
Overall... Great seat covers and I have and will continue to recommend them to others.
The install was not a breeze but not overly difficult, either. The end result is well worth it in the end. The fit is much better than the Carhartts I've seen. The only drawback that I can think of is the feel of the material against bare skin. It's not nearly as plush feeling as the factory material. I noticed it right away on the center console when resting my arm on it. Just has a rougher feel. It's not something that I really notice at this point. To me, that's a small detail for the added wear and protection.
After 7500 or so miles, the covers still fit and look great.
Overall... Great seat covers and I have and will continue to recommend them to others.