For those considering seat covers

I prefer "Brah", bruh resonates in a negative way and offends my sophisticated sensibilities providing great emotional turmoil and anguish.

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On the topic, anyone have good experience with Courdura seat covers? They seem a bit closer to what myself and a couple other people were looking for as alternatives to broilin' one's self alive in faux leather or neoprene?

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Because you aren't the only one in the discussion and presentation of information, as an individual your motivations and your over all existence and contributions are statistical at best. There may be those of the overweight variety who are not aware of such things and were considering purchasing these seat covers. That information may be pertinent to them and any others reading the thread, your illogical emotional reaction to those facts is not of consequence or value in the grand scheme of things.

The guy posting that was fairly inoffensive in his presentation, now if he was like "Yo if you're a fatass sweatin' rancid flap grease on a sunny day, you're gonna have a bad time with neoprene seat covers and you're just gonna make peeps gag even more than they already do around you!" that'd probably be less informative and more offensive.

I feel like we should have a beer.
 
Ok, that costs less than I thought. I looked at their website but couldn't find a price. That's much cheaper than katzkins. I've never seen seat covers before that look nicer than the factory seats. That's not right!
yep I was surprised how cheap it was to do and I had additional foam padding added to the seats

Installed? So do they remove the stock cover and install the leather or is it covered over the OEM seat material? They do look amazing!
yes they remove the OEM material first. I had additional foam installed as well.
 
It doesn't matter how much you weigh, how skinny or fat you are, the neoprene seat covers give you swamp ass! :whipping2
Does anyone have any experience with some quality canvas seat covers here? What brand?
 
they are MUCH nicer. Right at $1100 installed

2 rows, not 3 rows? Right?

I see you are in SE, like me. Who did the install, if you don't mind saying?

I've been quoted about $1800 for 3 rows. My info says a 2 row kit won't fit 2nd row seats with 3rd row, so you have to pay for 3rd row kit, even if 3rd row leather not installed. Alt is to go front row only but that was quoted at about $900.

Quotes are from a shop in VA I used for my 2004 and their leather went 12 yrs and was still in good shape when I got the 2016.
 
2 rows, not 3 rows? Right?

I see you are in SE, like me. Who did the install, if you don't mind saying?

I've been quoted about $1800 for 3 rows. My info says a 2 row kit won't fit 2nd row seats with 3rd row, so you have to pay for 3rd row kit, even if 3rd row leather not installed. Alt is to go front row only but that was quoted at about $900.

Quotes are from a shop in VA I used for my 2004 and their leather went 12 yrs and was still in good shape when I got the 2016.
I have 3rd row but just did the 2 rows because i never use the jumpseats. The 2 row kit works just fine. I paid $1100 and change for both rows, extra padding on all seat surface, light gray overatitch and installation. Had it done at MCOR Automotive in Lutz Florida
 
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The clazzio covers on the Tacoma looked legit. I thought they were stock! I went on their website and it shows they have covers for 2014+.


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Yeah, I'm looking into Clazzio's for the T4R, TW seems to love them, and you can customize them.

On my 16' Taco I went with Coverkings canvas like material. They look pretty baggy, but protect the seats really well.
 
Has anybody ordered classic seats for TRD Pro ? I only see 3rd seat options. Will that fit the TRD Pro ? 2017 year.
 
I ordered these off of Amazon. Saw them at Sema and figured they would work and it was worth the $100 dollar gamble.

Very durable and plenty of storage options on the back of the seat.

They have two versions this one and a camo version

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Are those airbag safe? Looks like the strap goes right across the airbag

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This is the best way to go unless you want leather. I have had them in the past and are first rate. Now I just throw a tarp over my seat when I get muddy and wet after a ride lol.

As stated above, Wet Okole, I have used for over a decade and are custom and very nice.

I'm on my first set of Wet Okole's and I haven't been impressed with durability. I only got the front set and on both sides the seam between the lower panel and the seat panel has worn through... I do a lot of short trips, getting in and out often but this happened in less than 9 months. I know in theory you could send it in for repair, but it was a ***** to put in (not hard just a lot of fiddling). This seems to happen a lot as almost everyone in my field of work with neoprene covers has this happen. So I've seen it on the CoverKings and generic as well. Not sure anyone makes a reinforced side???

Also Wet Okole has got the seat heater option that I ordered which is better than nothing. The temp control isn't that great. It has 2 settings but it's basically scorching or nothing. One switch died quick but the return/warranty on it is really short. And them being in Hawaii prices for shipping go up quickly for anything.

The Wet Okole has saved me from several full tumblers of coffee spilled and countless other grime so in that sense it has been as advertised. I haven't undone them so not sure what it looks like underneath but they definitely don't absorb quickly. They kind of pool the water.
 
For those looking for canvas, I've got the Covercraft Carhartt covers in my 3rd gen and like them a bunch. They are easy to install, easy to remove, washable and show no wear over a year of heavy use doing dirty things like MTB and camping with me, kids and the dog. They don't fit quite as tightly as the nicer/more expensive customs, but they are treated with a DWR which still beads water when wet. They stay nice and cool in the hot NC weather as well.

https://www.covercraft.com/us/en/seat-covers/carhartt-seat-covers?gclid=CjwKCAiAm7LSBRBBEiwAvL1-L0o9WL5Y0r0xOLNKlVt802zg0BUmuYiQu_Szs2PJxVVZvJpPjNcE-xoChoYQAvD_BwE
 
I put a set of the Coverking Tactical's on my Pro more as protection as I get pretty grimy on the farm and my short wife likes to slide off the bolster which irks me. They aren't as snug as neoprene since there isn't any stretch but after careful fitting they aren't too bad. I haven't found much use yet for the molle pouches or webbing on the back but the do look better than most of the other options.
 
Does anyone know if Clazzio is planning a 2 row 5th gen set? Looks like the site specifies that the 3rd row set they sell will definitely not fit.

An email from Clazzio this morning:

“Thank you for your interest in our products! I noticed that you'd recently filled out our missing vehicle survey for your 2017 Toyota 4Runner 2 row model. I have good news! We now offer seat covers for that particular model!”
 

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