looking to buy a new truck at the end of the year and ive been looking at the carhartt seat covers they look pretty tough.

 

I've seen them as well. Certainly not cheap but they do look pretty good. Would like to hear from someone who has had them.

 

Cabela's for price and durability I can't think of another. I have the bench on one truck, 7 years and finally got first wear tear, and buckets for my other truck for 4 years no tears or wear yet. About $54 for the bench and about $30 each for the buckets.

Trail gear I think, been a while since I ordered I got the camo.

https://www.cabelas.com/product/CABELAS-TRAIL-GEAR-SEAT-COVERS/1791205.uts?slotId=0

 

Got some fancy leather seat covers 5 years holding up good. Great for when jelly ooses out of your
Sandwich, or spill the coffee

 

Got some fancy leather seat covers 5 years holding up good. Great for when jelly ooses out of your
Sandwich, or spill the coffee

You've had that fancy Toyota 5yrs!?

 

Wet okoles

 

those look awesome..

 

Got just front seats from percussion fit, I think that name

do you mean here?

https://www.precisionfit.com/us/en

 

I've landed in ordering from Marathon for my new Tacoma (personal truck). Cheaper than Clazzios bet very well rated. Customizable as well. I'll be in the $350 range for what I want.

With Clazzios, you can do real Napa Leather and be in the $600 range. They will look like factory seats if installed right. Installation is a bear with those though. Pay someone to do it right or, if your handy, expect to spend a solid half day on it. Having a friend help would be good also.

 

Seat king

 

I’ve had very good luck with marithon seat covers. Me and my dad have had them for 6 or 8 years and held up great.

I use the cabelas trail gears covers in our work trucks ($30 per seat) and they hold up very good as well. Especially for the price.

 

I've had very good luck with marithon seat covers. Me and my dad have had them for 6 or 8 years and held up great.

I use the cabelas trail gears covers in our work trucks ($30 per seat) and they hold up very good as well. Especially for the price.

30 buck models is what I like reading about, vs those that sell for 300 - 600

 

30 buck models is what I like reading about, vs those that sell for 300 - 600

I agree.

 

I agree.

Man you must really agree!

 

30 buck models is what I like reading about, vs those that sell for 300 - 600

I agree.

 

I've been using the weather tech ones for awhile now. Coupled with the floor mats. Very good. Also expensive.

 

Why would you spend big money on a seat cover? $100 or less sure. It cost me $60 to put a new leather cover on my truck seat. I could have bought a OEM cover that actually matched for $200.

 

In my experience I've found that buying the good quality ones (which are also more expensive) tend to last longer, give me less headaches, look better etc. I've been using the weather tech ones for 5 years now and just noticed a 1" rip in the driver's seat. I find the same result with work clothes... the better ones are more expensive and I'm not replacing them as often.

 

Factory seats last 10 years or longer before they suffer. I just wouldn’t have a seat cover before I paid $500-600 for one.

 

Factory seats last 10 years or longer before they suffer. I just wouldn't have a seat cover before I paid $500-600 for one.

For context, I'm snow plowing in the winter so I'm trying to protect the factory seats from the salt / moisture I'm bringing in. The more expensive ones do a better job at that. The mats do a great job of containing the salt brine that collects under my boots. Ends up saving me from having to detail the truck more often.