Wet Okele - hope they are worth it

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Actually I read others saying - 2 to 3 hours installs. About an 1 and half hour to get the things on. Not hard but not fun either.
 
The Wet Okoles are definitely worth it.

Bought two, black with Okole insignia on top of seat back, for the front seats and after almost seven years, they still look and function perfectly.

Every so often, I use the cleaner and conditioner on the seat part and this brings 'em back to looking great.

Approx 1.5 hours to install and adjust.

Highly recommended!
 
thought about the seat pattern. saw where OP is located. nuff said.

wet okole seats are awesome!

how long did it take to put in?
 
That's a pretty wild seat pattern! I bought my 4Runner used and the previous owner installed Wet Okoles (basic black). I'm very happy with them. It'll save the driver's seat cushion from a lot of wear when you get in and out especially if your truck's lifted. The only downside is that the interior smells like a wetsuit.
 
you need to fix that one in the rear armrest, u have to tuck it in the cup holder, also tuck around the headrest at the seat back, expose the release button.
 
Good point tucking it in, need to work on that. But its real tight around that cup holder. Also I was really wanting them to air out and not smell so weird. Yes like a wet suit. Hope they don't get any worse smelling.
 
take the edge of the seam, then use a flat screw driver or putty knife and tuck it around the plastic, it takes some time, but ull see what i mean after its cleaned up.
 
I love mine! took me about 2 hours to install, i literally took the seats out of the truck though, helped a lot! looks really nice, I bring my truck out on the beach so having these on the beach are nice, easy to clean!
 
theres a screw to loosen up, then you kinda need to strip that bottom plastic off and cut a small slit on the cover for it. figure out on how the whole seat is assemble. u might need too or might not need to take the seat out.
 
Ya I did just that. Removed 2 screws and just kinda tucked it in. I thought I may need to slit it but wasn't sure. I will do just that. Thanks for the info man. Just a little nervous to cut it but there really doesn't seem any other way.
 

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