Seat covers or stereo?
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riceandpho
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radio first then seats. since taking everything apart means cleaning after the radio, its a good time to really give a good cleaning all round before the seat covers comes.
SI2IS2T4R
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Well.... it depends.
Well, I voted as if I was in your shoes. So, it really depends. Are you already commonly active with off roading? If you are, and commonly find your gray cloth seats now turning a dingy brown, well, I'd get those seat covers ASAP. That's my particular situation. I'm one year into ownership and I'm loving the off roading capabilies even in stock form. But, what's frustrating is getting dust and dirt all over the gray cabin! Someday, I'll resale this vehicle, and I don't want dingy, dusty brown seats that are worn out.
Also, you already have a stereo. It's not great, but hey, it works.
Buuuuuut, another thing to factor in is that Clazzios seem to take a long time to receive, especially if you custom order a design.
IF you do most your driving in the city, and don't have an issue with dust and dirt getting in your cabin, go for the stereo.
Good luck!
Well, I voted as if I was in your shoes. So, it really depends. Are you already commonly active with off roading? If you are, and commonly find your gray cloth seats now turning a dingy brown, well, I'd get those seat covers ASAP. That's my particular situation. I'm one year into ownership and I'm loving the off roading capabilies even in stock form. But, what's frustrating is getting dust and dirt all over the gray cabin! Someday, I'll resale this vehicle, and I don't want dingy, dusty brown seats that are worn out.
Also, you already have a stereo. It's not great, but hey, it works.
Buuuuuut, another thing to factor in is that Clazzios seem to take a long time to receive, especially if you custom order a design.
IF you do most your driving in the city, and don't have an issue with dust and dirt getting in your cabin, go for the stereo.
Good luck!
riceandpho
Elite Member
Seat covers do add more comfort for riding and driving, might want to do seat covers now, and wait for the newer radios come out, I was in the same boat as you, I had my old gear I use and then waited for my seat covers, both are a good investment.
I ordered tan/tan/tan and it still took 13 weeks. The only covers they had in stock was black/black/black, which I definitely didn't want. I think they all take the same amount of time, but the customs may take longer. :scared:
Daren
zonianbrat
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For me it is a no brainer...Stereo. I love my tunes and the sound the factory unit put out just wasnt doing it. I like to do full on stereo systems with high and midrange sound. That way I can here every symbol and the full sound that is meant to be heard when I jam some tool, system of a down, sublime, perfect circle, whatever! I bought some cheap-o seat covers off of amazon for like 30 dollars and they work well. I dont have to worry about getting mud or slurry or coal dust on these cause if I do they just wipe off. Yet I can still here my jams beautifully and clearly even with the windows down. Just my .02
preacher35
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Yeah, I too have to go with STEREO!!!! My ass will not care as much about sitting on cloth as my ears will care to listening to poor sound quality or worse, the hum of my tires. BTW, installing those leather seat covers are A *****!!!!
zonianbrat
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I also forgot to mention that besides have better sounding music a rear camera is awesome when backing up to a trailer. I dont have one currently so I've taught my 6 yr old son to help back me up at times...after a bit of trial and error-- (me backing up to the trailer and actually bumping it before Tanner says "that's good dad") My friend has a power wagon does have the back up camer and it sure is nice. Bluetooth is sweet also because you can just play music from your phone if need be. I do it quite a bit.
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