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I am also looking into these since my front seats are toast. If I get them ordered I don't mind posting thoughts and results.
 
I bought seat covers twice for my older 'Yotas from the local dealer. They are custom made to order, using a thick fuzzy cloth like the original seats and they have a ton of colors to closely match your car interior.

They cost about $200 for the front set but they look awesome, fit very well and virtually no wrinkling like I see in the photo on that web site.

Might go see what your local dealer or local car upholstery place can do for you. For just a few bucks more you might be able to get something that looks a lot better.
 
I bought seat covers twice for my older 'Yotas from the local dealer. They are custom made to order, using a thick fuzzy cloth like the original seats and they have a ton of colors to closely match your car interior.

They cost about $200 for the front set but they look awesome, fit very well and virtually no wrinkling like I see in the photo on that web site.

Might go see what your local dealer or local car upholstery place can do for you. For just a few bucks more you might be able to get something that looks a lot better.

I've actually considered having the driver seat recovered in fresh leather with new foam...just wary of how much that would actually cost.
 
Did the earlier year 3rd gens have different seats than the later years? They dont list any for my 2001 but they do have a listing for a 98 4runner.
 
Holy hell man, I would never pay that much for seat covers, just get them re-done an a car trim shop. Jeez.

I wouldn't pay that either, but trim shops aren't cheap. I got the front set of Wet Okole for about the same as the best quote I got for just doing the drivers seat bottom.
 
I wouldn't pay that either, but trim shops aren't cheap. I got the front set of Wet Okole for about the same as the best quote I got for just doing the drivers seat bottom.

Any suggestions for "fixing" a very small tear on the edge of a leather seat? Superglue? -yes I know how ghetto that sounds.
 
Seems like Neoprene would...smell, after a while? Guess you take them off and wash them regularly?

Smell from what? I haven't had any odor troubles with mine (going on 3 years with them), but I'm not sure if they absorb odors any more/less than any other fabric that covers are made from. I do a lot of mountain biking, hiking and trail running, but I always change out of my sweaty clothes before getting back in the Runner.

They cannot be machine washed. This is from a FAQ on the Wet Okole website:

How do I clean my seat covers?

The more you wash, the longer they last. Washing your Wet Okole Hawaii seat covers will ultimately extend the life of your seat covers. Wet suit shampoo was specifically designed for cleaning and conditioning neoprene products. Cleaning with wet suit shampoo removes organic residue, micro-organisms and salt deposits that contribute to the deterioration of neoprene. Conditioning with wet suit shampoo helps prevent excessive drying, premature aging and oxidation of neoprene while continuing to keep the colors bright. Since Wet Okole Hawaii seat covers are waterproof, just wash the seat covers right on the vehicle. No hassles of taking the seat covers on or off. Combine water with your wet suit shampoo. Use a lint-free cloth and wash your seat covers thoroughly. Rinse your seat covers with fresh water and towel dry. DO NOT USE BLEACH OR DETERGENTS CONTAINING BLEACH! DO NOT USE A BRUSH or MACHINE WASH! HAND WASH and AIR DRY ONLY! Wet suit shampoo can be purchased directly from us or any other Wet Okole Hawaii seat cover dealer.
 

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