Good seatcovers?
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Good seatcovers?
I have a tendancy to leave my windows open/ have my doors off in the rain a lot... Does anyone know any waterproof seatcovers that are decently snug with the xj seats? preferably camo and not gonna cost me an arm and a leg
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i looked there already cause they're specificaly for xj's but they didn't have any thing camo or waterproof
I want something like this but I want to see how it fits the xj before I buy it
http://www.cabelas.com/product/Auto-ATV/Auto-Interior/Auto-Seat-Covers|/pc/104796180/c/104697180/sc/104558580/Cabelas-TrailGear8482-Seat-Covers/716159.uts?destination=%2Fcatalog%2Fbrowse%2Fauto-atv-auto-interior-auto-seat-covers%2F_%2FN-1100765%2FNs-CATEGORY_SEQ_104558580
I want something like this but I want to see how it fits the xj before I buy it
http://www.cabelas.com/product/Auto-ATV/Auto-Interior/Auto-Seat-Covers|/pc/104796180/c/104697180/sc/104558580/Cabelas-TrailGear8482-Seat-Covers/716159.uts?destination=%2Fcatalog%2Fbrowse%2Fauto-atv-auto-interior-auto-seat-covers%2F_%2FN-1100765%2FNs-CATEGORY_SEQ_104558580
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Yeah the Wet Okole seatcovers are neoprene and really nice. They must work pretty well at keeping the seats dry because when I lived in Hawaii I noticed they're pretty popular with surfers and pretty much everyone...
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It came with very nice leather power seats & I really want to keep them looking good. I refused to buy Wet Okoles because of the cost. So I've purchased several sets of seat covers over the years, various different brands, types, styles at usually between $20 & $25 each. They look good for a while but they won't last. And altho I wheel fairly hard, I don't abuse my Jeep. After trying all these $50pr seat covers I realized that I had already spent more than the price of the W.O. seat covers, and all I had to show for it was the latest garbage covers with a huge tear down 1 seam & the rest falling apart.My advice? Just save up & get the good stuff, whether Wet Okole or something similar. You get what you pay for ... Trust me, they're worth it & cost less in the long run. I finally bit the bullet & have a pair now. Shoulda done it years ago. And you can get them in camo.
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Having owned my XJ for 9 years I must add my 2 cents worth here ... It came with very nice leather power seats & I really want to keep them looking good. I refused to buy Wet Okoles because of the cost. So I've purchased several sets of seat covers over the years, various different brands, types, styles at usually between $20 & $25 each. They look good for a while but they won't last. And altho I wheel fairly hard, I don't abuse my Jeep. After trying all these $50pr seat covers I realized that I had already spent more than the price of the W.O. seat covers, and all I had to show for it was the latest garbage covers with a huge tear down 1 seam & the rest falling apart.
My advice? Just save up & get the good stuff, whether Wet Okole or something similar. You get what you pay for ... Trust me, they're worth it & cost less in the long run. I finally bit the bullet & have a pair now. Shoulda done it years ago. And you can get them in camo.
It came with very nice leather power seats & I really want to keep them looking good. I refused to buy Wet Okoles because of the cost. So I've purchased several sets of seat covers over the years, various different brands, types, styles at usually between $20 & $25 each. They look good for a while but they won't last. And altho I wheel fairly hard, I don't abuse my Jeep. After trying all these $50pr seat covers I realized that I had already spent more than the price of the W.O. seat covers, and all I had to show for it was the latest garbage covers with a huge tear down 1 seam & the rest falling apart.My advice? Just save up & get the good stuff, whether Wet Okole or something similar. You get what you pay for ... Trust me, they're worth it & cost less in the long run. I finally bit the bullet & have a pair now. Shoulda done it years ago. And you can get them in camo.
Alright thanks man. I'd rather save money in the long run so I guess I gotta save up!
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Check www.seatcovers.net. I had custom camo covers made, they might even be able to do neophrene.
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