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Mar 21, 2015 | 07:55 AM

#21

TXNumchucks

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From: Texas Forever.

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Originally Posted by jmcd17

Sorry for the delay. These carhartt ones are pretty nice. They fit really good and look great. Easy to put on, washable, and should be tuff as nails. I'm extremely happy with them.

Awesome. just out of curiosity, what color interior do you have, and what color did you get? i have the lighter grey, so i figured i would just get the charcoal colored ones...

Mar 21, 2015 | 02:34 PM

#22

fau8823

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Originally Posted by bigred90gt

Clazzio. Leather covers that look and fit like stock leather. I've had mine for nearly a year, and they still look like the day I installed them. Actually, they look better. They have smoothed out a little. Any wrinkly appearance is gone, and if I did t tell you they were seat covers, you would never know just looking at them.

Listen to this guy. I'm on my second pair of clazzios and love them. I had them in my Tacoma and now in my f150 crew cab. They take some hand strength, for sure. The key is to turn them inside-out, line up the seams with the stock seat seams, and roll them down. No one riding with me ever thinks they're covers. I get comments from everyone about being big money with leather seats. Little do they know. Lol.

Mar 21, 2015 | 03:41 PM

#23

twhall9396

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Originally Posted by D_Cantrell

I am wanting to put some seat covers on my '14 STX. Any recommendations?

I got the Coverking seat cover put in mine about 2 months ago and they were fit to order. I know that they're pricey but I didn't pay close to the cost of them. Found a deal on closeout rack at napa for 75 a row and the manager gave them both to me for 75 instead of the 600 online

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Mar 21, 2015 | 04:13 PM

#24

Dave p

2011 F150 XLT super crew

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From: New jersey

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Originally Posted by jmcd17

I just ordered the carhartt ones. Waiting on them to arrive. Pretty excited about them

Watch the seems mine lasted three months

Mar 21, 2015 | 06:15 PM

#25

TXNumchucks

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From: Texas Forever.

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Originally Posted by Dave p

Watch the seems mine lasted three months

thats what I was worried about. I wanted to make sure they hold up...

Mar 22, 2015 | 04:24 AM

#26

jmcd17

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From: northeast ohio

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Originally Posted by TXNumchucks

Awesome. just out of curiosity, what color interior do you have, and what color did you get? i have the lighter grey, so i figured i would just get the charcoal colored ones...

I have the light grey leather interior and got the grey carhartt covers. Pretty close match. Just a tad darker.

Mar 22, 2015 | 03:52 PM

#27

cfrench_2009

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From: Arkansas

X2 on the Headwaters covers. Very tight and reasonably priced for a full custom cover. On a side note tx86, when did you get pictures of my seats lol

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Mar 23, 2015 | 10:09 AM

#28

Greg Owen

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OP--All depends on what you're looking for. Style & luxury; heated or not; functional & durable. All a matter of preference..

Here's mine, (these are custom made, meaning I supplied the fabric. Stock fabric options available) made with 1000 denier Cordura. Easy to clean, nothing soaking through, and perfect for 2 Golden Retrievers!