2014 Tradesman Seat Covers
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I have a cross-country, round trip coming up in a few weeks and wanted to be a little more comfortable than sitting on Vinyl Seats for this 6000 mile round trip. In several other vehicles I have, including my '96 Jeep Grand Cherokee Orvis Edition (172k miles and still going strong), whether they have vinyl, leather, or fabric seats, I've had Wet Okole brand many times over the years and really liked them. Not hot in the summer, not cold in the winter, and you can jump in them straight out of the water if you wanted to. And being a water-man, I have! :thumbsup: But Wet Okole could not guarantee that I would have them in time.
So I ordered up a set of Coverking Genuine Neoprene Seat Covers. Essentially the same thing as Wet Okole, about $100 less, and most importantly, they were available (5 days to assemble). The fit is nice, easy to install, nice padding, very comfortable. Really like the padded cover on top of the center console, which is where my elbow resides most of the time. I almost never use the center console flip up as a "seat", but the cover they included for the "seat" actually looks pretty nice as well when it is flipped up. $249.95 with free shipping so they didn't break the bank. Included the 3 front sections (40/20/40), head rest covers, and back pockets as well. Well worth it to try them out. Did not get the back bench seat, which already has a heavy duty cover on it for my Cattle Dogs to reside. :thumbsup:
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So I ordered up a set of Coverking Genuine Neoprene Seat Covers. Essentially the same thing as Wet Okole, about $100 less, and most importantly, they were available (5 days to assemble). The fit is nice, easy to install, nice padding, very comfortable. Really like the padded cover on top of the center console, which is where my elbow resides most of the time. I almost never use the center console flip up as a "seat", but the cover they included for the "seat" actually looks pretty nice as well when it is flipped up. $249.95 with free shipping so they didn't break the bank. Included the 3 front sections (40/20/40), head rest covers, and back pockets as well. Well worth it to try them out. Did not get the back bench seat, which already has a heavy duty cover on it for my Cattle Dogs to reside. :thumbsup:
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Thanx! Yea I've had the "neosupreme" version before as well. For the extra dough, the "neoprene" version with the extra 10mm layer CR grade neoprene is well worth it. I think it was about $70 or so diff. We'll see how they fare over the long haul. 
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arty018:
Man you have no idea how great it is.
arty018::thumbsup:
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