Seat covers
JK Freak
Joined: Nov 2013
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From: central PA
I have researched this on here for a while and the Coverking ballistic got a LOT of votes... I just went on to order a set and they do not make them for a 2014 yet, I think the latest they went was 2012 so you should be safe. I ended up ordering the Coverking neoprene... they will do for now hopefully they wear ok and don't turn "pink" right away!!
JK Newbie
Joined: Sep 2013
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From: Elizabeth City, NC
Coverking ballistic
I bought the CoverKing ballistic nylon seat covers and like them for the what they are, cheap seat covers. I will say the fitment is decent in some places. The head rests look like crap, to loose. The rear seat is SUPER tight but no seperated seams as of yet. I did watch a YouTube video about them where they tested the waterproofness and they faired ok but not completely waterproof which is expected for the price. If your just looking to protect against dirty and mud they will do great. Rainstorms not so much. I figured if they last a couple years then it's worth the $200 I paid for the set through Quadratec.
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JK Enthusiast
Joined: Dec 2013
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From: SLC, UT
I just bought a black '13 JK and own a Great Dane. The last few cars we have owned were all with leather and I already miss it. I have been looking at Clazzio leather seat covers and think they look pretty good. I've got just the 2 door and replaced the rear seat with a rectangle dog bed from costco. On ebay I found some of these for the front seats for $279 I think. The issue I have about the cloth seats is that his hair gets stuck in the fabric. The seats are black and he has white/black hair so its super noticeable. I looked at the trek armor and other fabric covers but it seems like they are hard to take on and off to wash in the washing machine and they still would get hair stuck in them. Leather is nice cause you can just brush hair off and if there is slobber it just wipes off with a wet clothe.
The other thing I have been looking at is the BedTred. I will probably end up with that as well in the next few months.
The other thing I have been looking at is the BedTred. I will probably end up with that as well in the next few months.
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JK Newbie
Joined: Dec 2013
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From: Usa
I just bought a black '13 JK and own a Great Dane. The last few cars we have owned were all with leather and I already miss it. I have been looking at Clazzio leather seat covers and think they look pretty good. I've got just the 2 door and replaced the rear seat with a rectangle dog bed from costco. On ebay I found some of these for the front seats for $279 I think. The issue I have about the cloth seats is that his hair gets stuck in the fabric. The seats are black and he has white/black hair so its super noticeable. I looked at the trek armor and other fabric covers but it seems like they are hard to take on and off to wash in the washing machine and they still would get hair stuck in them. Leather is nice cause you can just brush hair off and if there is slobber it just wipes off with a wet clothe.
The other thing I have been looking at is the BedTred. I will probably end up with that as well in the next few months.
The other thing I have been looking at is the BedTred. I will probably end up with that as well in the next few months.
I have a German Shepard , and also have black cloth seats, , I'm spending a lot of time vacuuming seats now . To control hair, she sits on a towel currently . I love the leather seats in my car so easy to take care of with her.
I take her to beach to run in the mornings , so water repellant is good for me
