Neoprene Seat Covers

[sugjavier]

I'm willing to sell mine 1 time use / washed coverkings from Costco since I bought the wet okoles.

Bought it for $106. Discounted price: $75 + shipping.

I can post pics of it if anyone is interested.

I have the front driver and passenger set.

 

[huski]

Why someone who lives in a warm and humid climate would want to sit on nylon/neoprene beats me...but who am I to upset their dreams. They would be warm in the winter, right?

That bad huh? I'm in Texas and can only imagine how bad they'd be.

 

[gottarun]

What type of material would be a good choice for warmer climates. I live in GA. I have the pleather interior and want to try to see if I can offset some of the heat.

Would suede be better than neoprene?

 

[repo]

What type of material would be a good choice for warmer climates. I live in GA. I have the pleather interior and want to try to see if I can offset some of the heat.

Would suede be better than neoprene?

You could go ozzy style with genuine sheepskin. They are actually supposed really good in the summer.

 

[repo]

Coverking neoprene, should have the fronts later today.

Not sure if this is right?

 

[repo]

 

[pluton]

You could go ozzy style with genuine sheepskin. They are actually supposed really good in the summer.

I used to have sheepskin seat covers in Honda cars, and they actually weren't bad on hot days...but I was in Southern California. Since 1998 I've had only Toyota trucks, and have only used the smooth cotton/polyester twill seat covers since then. If you can get them without the water resistant plastic coating on the back side, that'd be the best. Seat Saver brand comes to mind.