Seat Covers
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From: SALISBURY ,MD.
Seat Covers
Yea I'm going to have to get so seat covers for my 07 , 4dr ,JK- It's starting to fray on the drivers side now, It's just a matter of time now.Any body got any Ideas pro's or con's .I only can afford to do this one time -- just like every one else now a days > I'm looking for something to fit tight no sagging --------- Any Help
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From: salisbury nc
seat covers
i use smitty built front and rear you buy the front they give the rear ones free i got a tear in front pass side and took it back the manager at 4wheel parts gave me a new set no ? asked
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From: Johnson City, TN
Smittybilts are tight fitting (most people think they're factory seats w/o covers) but after 2 years of every day use, the fabric is starting to show wear where my butt rotates when i get in and out of the seat. Also, they are starting to fade from constant sun... I've only had my doors on about 5 out of the last 100 days. I'm not sure any other neoprene seat cover would do much better except maybe for the fading.
Might want to check into leather covers if you only want to do it once since they will be easier to have somebody fix when they start wearing out.... I will probably end up getting another set of smitty's when these are worn out (guessing about 2 years left in them).
Might want to check into leather covers if you only want to do it once since they will be easier to have somebody fix when they start wearing out.... I will probably end up getting another set of smitty's when these are worn out (guessing about 2 years left in them).
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