Weather tech Seat Covers

Ordered them for my wife’s Jeep GC and they fit great and seem to be high quality. I have their floor mats in my truck and my wife’s Jeep. I ordered the seat covers for the backseat of my truck and the fit is garbage. They are not wide enough to cover the seats.

Emailed them to find out what the deal is but curious if this is common and if anyone else has had this issue.

 

I saw some weather tech seat savers on a vehicle while at a buddies service garage not long ago....not impressed. They were poor fitting, and didn't match the interior at all. Don't know what they cost, but imo, you can keep them. I recently installed some mossy oak carhartt seat covers. They were a lot harder to slip over then advertised. They look ok for the most part, but imo could be better. Having to wait a month i guess they must have a lot of orders.

 

Wow, my dog seat cover covers more than that!

 

I got a grayish/silver dog cover for the back seat. It actually looks pretty decent under the kids' car seats.

 

Posting incase someone searches this thread while researching if they want to purchase. I would advise against and see WT response below.

"Thank you for contacting WeatherTech.


I appreciate the photos you have attached and see the issue you are experiencing. Unfortunately our seat covers are a best fit measurement and not an exact fit. If you would like to set up a return I would be more than happy to help you with that, otherwise that is the only size we would be able to offer."

 

I went with the Carhart seat covers for my 2017 O/R. They are very durable, easy to put on and remove for washing and are resistant to spills, and they fit the front and rear seats perfectly...

 

Thats pretty much how my carhartts are made, except they went on tighter than a banjo string...have way less of that loose fitting look, and were a real pita to slip over the seats. I wish they included a cover for the center console storage lid. I like the thick rugged material their made of.

 

Those look much better and I just checked the price. It's almost double.

decisions decisions

 

You are correct sir...they were a little pricey. My personal reasoning for going with these was that I liked the durability and fit for my needs, and I figured I had already spent a shit-ton of money on my new Tacoma...I figured I could spare a tiny bit more to make sure I outfitted it with good quality, and a few extra hours of overtime didn't hurt either.

 

I also was a bit taken with the cost of the carhartts, but they appear far more durable that other seat covers i've looked at. Don't mind spending a little extra if quality material is used.

 

Definitely considering these carharts. They look like top quality product. When you say it's resistant to spills, does that mean water/coffee/soda won't penetrate these?

They look pretty thick that's why I am asking.

 

Yes, that's what I mean by resistant to spills. I can't tell you how many times I've spilled stuff on these covers...bbq sauce, ranch dipping sauce, mustard, ketchup, you name it, and coffee...I've got three young boys!

All I've done is wiped what ever was spilled by me or the kids, then I take a wet wash cloth, scrub the area a little and it's all wiped clean. These covers are easy to remove and toss into the wash if you want to do that, which I've done twice now since buying them...

 

Awesome. Looks like I will have to get these. Will need to work some overtime for then though, but will be well worth it in the end.

 

I have the same ones - I bought a set for my son's 2002 Off Road Tacoma also - we both use our trucks a lot...they wash great and fit wonderfully.

 

Carhartts are great.

 

I think about using seat covers if they weren't so damn ugly. Looks like a potato sack pulled over the seat and tucked in the cracks.

 

Clazzio my friend.