yeah, he's a hairy dog... You should have seen the hair in that jeep after the weekend trail rides...


I got mine from 4wd.com.

Send Bustabizz a PM on here. I'm sure he can beat the price online.

 

Image the mess with 3 huskies...

 

I can, I have two more!! They just stay at home with the doggy sitter

I cant imagine having all three on a trail ride. They fight like kids

 

I have the Wet Okoles. After a year and a half, the black part has faded a bit, and on the driver's side the seat fabric is worn through the outer mesh (leaving about a six inch gash into the underlying foam material). That side gets a lot of sun during the summer when I run doors off. But, to tell the truth, I know the stock fabric would have held up better if exposed to the same abuse. I'm a little disappointed. Also, the neoprene fabric can be hot and clammy in the right situations. Again, something that would not be a problem for the stock fabric. I'm beginning to think that seat covers are over-rated.

 

I agree, I bought mine to protect the seats from my dogs, If they get trashed, its dont the job or protecting the seats

 

I just need some that look nice and cover my mud-ruined stained seats.

 

Had the Wet Okole's for several years on my YJ, never had any problems and the held up great. They are a little pricey however.

 

x2 on the coverkings. only had mine about 5 months but they have held up to my dog amd to alot of topless, doorless days in south Louisiana. They do suck when they get wet cause they stay wet for a while, but dont smell like a wet sock afterwards, and I dont care how trash they get, just dont want to ruin whats underneath. When these do go, I will probably replace with the same.

 

Marathon, they are cordura, and much cooler to sit on than neoprene

 

Been happy with the Mopar cover's no fading, easy to clean and easy to install and remove! Downfall...not as tight fighting as the Wet Okoles seat covers, but still not bad!