Best seat covers?

foxrider56

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Ok so now that my leather is pretty bad, I need seat covers for my front two seats, my problem is now all the ones that I have found are way too big, theses small Toyota 4runner seats are the problem. I really want a real tree or mossy oak on the edges and black in the middle which I just bought but they are just too loose and too big, anyone have a brand that fits these small seats good? I don't really want to put that much money into them like wet oakles but I can spend some money . Any help is appreciated
 
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I have the basic 20$ Cabelas brand seat covers and they've lasted ten years now, I really like them. I may eventually go up to a neoprene style next.
 
I have the basic 20$ Cabelas brand seat covers and they've lasted ten years now, I really like them. I may eventually go up to a neoprene style next.

How do they fit the seats? Are they not to big? I just bought some at pep boys and they are just too big.
 
I have Coverking covers that I got through Costco and I am happy with them. I will admit that the fitment isn't perfect and the quality is not 100 percent...but it is pretty close. I have had them for over a year now and they have grown on me quite a bit, I do not regret the purchase. No problems so far. For the price I think they are a decent product.
 
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How do they fit the seats? Are they not to big? I just bought some at pep boys and they are just too big.

They fit pretty good the bottom is nice and fit the only spot that is a little big up at the headrest although now all my elastic straps to tighten them have snapped over the decade.
 
Is there anyway that you can shrink some seat covers because the ones I bought I feel if I throw them in the washer and dryer it will shrink them so they fit good?
 
Is there anyway that you can shrink some seat covers because the ones I bought I feel if I throw them in the washer and dryer it will shrink them so they fit good?

I think that could work depending on what material they are? use hot water and dry on high, itd be worth a try
 

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