RaceRed14

This is by far the best investment besides wheels and tires. These seats fit extremely nice and have extra padding too!!! I went with black leather, black perforated leather inserts and grey stitching. The install wasn't bad at all but I also let them sit out in the sun for a bit too
Here are some pics of the front ,didn't have time to get to the back seats today.

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Thanks for looking!!!!

96grimreaper

Those look great!

johndog82

iTrader: (3)

That's like the only pic of Clazzios I've ever seen where they don't have a bunch of wrinkles and look obviously like covers.
Yours look factory. Very nice.

Jack-Daniel

Looks fantastic. Thanks for sharing.

RaceRed14

Thanks johndog82!!!. I agree, most pics I have seen some didn't get the wrinkles out and make sure they are tucked nice and tight.
I will soon get rid of rest of the grey interior pieces a little a time

Stage3Motorsports

Very nice pics. Those do fit really well. How many miles on your truck? I feel like mine were a little loose, but the seats could have been broken down a little too.

RaceRed14

Thanks guy's. I have almost 20,000 miles on my truck. I wanted to thank you guys for running your anniversary sale... that way I could get these

Looked at your website again, disregard the comment earlier it was not your guys pic's I seen
Thanks again!!

RaceRed14

I just realized on the pics that the sun makes the seat covers look almost like a greyish black but I can tell you they are most definitely black.

johnday in BFE

iTrader: (1)

Good job, they look great! Can't wait to get mine on, just need the time.
Any suggestions/tips on the install? Their instructions are pretty hokey, but are usable.

RaceRed14

Thanks , I was wondering if you had yours done yet...

Tips.. I placed them in my other vehicle to bake in the sunlight for a while, that probably helped the most. Also around the headrest tabs can be a little tricky. I pulled the covers almost all the way down on the back part of the seat and then left a little play/slack to get those tiny holes around the plastic tabs with the help of the plastic tool they provide. The headrest really weren't bad just get one side slightly started,then the otherside and stuff your cloth seats in there a little at time while working them on. FYI..I put meguiars gold class leather conditioner on them afterwards or you can use Lexol leather products too.

One more thing your finger tips will be a little sore!!LOL