hyatt147

YEa so I finally and going to cover up that Interesting appolstery in my Rubi and I just wanted to get some opinions.

I have a BLack 2 Door and am going to go With either Seat Glover or Wet Oakle but right now Im debating on Color.....

Vote above or choose Other and post your color opinion

rob4607

gray/charcol, keeps the theme, unless you want to go retro 80's and do the hot neon pink... Kidding!

ElovesC

I have red on mine of course I am going for the black/red theme.

SouthSideSteve

i have black/charcoal wet okoles in a black 2dr - matches perfectly.

Mutts08JK

I chose other being that you don't have pics of your interior so if I would have said a color it may clash with the rest of your interior I know it comes with the charcol or tan however if you choose later on you want to update the dash to a diferent color or put chrome inserts or any other color of what not with in the Jeep then all the colors would clash. If you do decide to keep the stock color scheme then I would chose black covers with a grey insert or black on black with grey piping. The choice is ultimately gooing to be one you need to tolerate as you will be the one driving your Jeep and not Us. so just be sure it's something you can live with on a day to day basis. unless it's not a DD and only for Rec use. Hope this helps. and Regardless anywater protecting seat cover is better than nothing cause the YES serats do stain with Uwharrie mud. I know I had to take the seats out and shampoo them and wash and other things to get the stains out. and the covers don't come off... I tried LOL.... Well good luck on your choice.

08SaharaM6

I voted for red inserts. Its always good to add a little something to it.

hyatt147

i mean ur right, a little color never hurt. I just wish I had some pics of a black JK with diff color interiors. Im more of a visual learner haha

ARubicon

white i only buy white or black vehicles and black will show scratches to bad. Just what I would do, glad everyone doesn't do though.

mikeyfl

black and neon green inserts.

Mark Doiron

The gray goes nicely with the gray interior: