BAD886

kids are 2.5 and .2 - both car seats are on the outside anchors.

This for a car seat cover

This for the front seat back cover, they will be kicking at it. Keep diapers, wipes, and a change of clothes(for the child) in your car at all times!!!! Dont forget a trash bag.

Also get a full coverage floor mat. weathertech/or whatever brand.

Hope that whatever spill/mess happens on one of the covers and you can just hose it off.

pilotpip

Water only in my truck. I have these for their seats:
Work great. Just traded in my 13 that's had car seats in it for the 3 years I owned it and couldn't tell they were installed

mikeinatlanta

Only one vehicle ever produced to appropriately address your situation. The fact that it was appropriately named is a bonus.

JStahl33

i got the same set up and its amazing how much stuff ends up in the center that doesnt have anything covering it.. dang goldfish...

mattd17

I use a folded bath towel under the kids seats..... easy to remove, shake out, replace. Or, you can swap for different colors when you want.

overall very easy, effective and already available in your house. Luckily for me, my kids are in booster seats so I no longer worry about the bottom anchors, or running the belt through the back of the seat.... that was always the hardest part for me!

bbrintnall

I have 2 seats in the back. One on the driver side and one on the passenger side. I also bought Wet Okole seat covers. They are a little pricey, but have been a life saver! They are waterproof and made out of a neoprene material so it's easy to clean up. We've spilled juice, food, toddler "accidents." The seats are still great! Definitely spend the little extra money to get the seat back pouches on the back of the driver and passenger seat. I didn't get them and I miss them everyday!

bojesphob

I agree with the floor mats. Love the weather tech my wife bought me for christmas in 17! Get a spill on them? Take them out, spray them off, let em dry, put them back in fresh. Thankfully the spills are relegated to the car seat, so I haven't had a need for seat covers yet, but I'll be bookmarking this thread to revisit when we have to change over to a booster seat.

rngtrtl

I put the car seats in the bed and got them tied down to the cleats pretty good with ratchet straps. I use the camper shell in the winter with a small space heater in it that plugs into the 120 plug in the back seat area through the sliding back glass. I take the camper top off in the spring (it gets hot here). so far so good, inside truck is clean as whistle.

4Knines

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Indy2015

I have three kiddos between the ages of 7 and 2. Their carseats did not even enter the truck until I had both individual and full seat covers in place. (links in sentance)

They also don't get to eat or drink while in the truck, although I've been relaxing that lately for things like water or easily vacuumed up stuff like chips.