Truck Seat Covers

  • buckybadger
    Upper Midwest
    Posts: 8389
    #1863687

    I’m looking for suggestions on seat covers for a 2013 F150 Supercrew (fronts only). My truck gets used for a wide variety of things and isn’t a grocery getter. I want to preserve the seats to the best of my ability. There are anything from $20 – $500 sets out there.

    What do you use? Ideally this wouldn’t cost hundreds of dollars, but I also realize you get what you pay for.

    Denny O
    Central IOWA
    Posts: 5827
    #1863718

    Cover Craft

    Huntindave
    Shell Rock Iowa
    Posts: 3092
    #1863720

    I’ve used Marathon covers and am real happy with performance and longevity of the product.

    404 ERROR
    MN
    Posts: 3918
    #1863740

    I have the Coverking Cordura in Tan on mine. Let me know if you want to see real world pictures, I really like them.

    onestout
    Hudson, WI
    Posts: 2698
    #1863751

    Wet Okole, I put them on my last truck and got 12 years out of them and still looked great, took them off to put in my new truck, we’ll see how many more years I get out of them.

    MNBOWHUNTIN
    Posts: 158
    #1863762

    I’ve had both expensive custom ones and the 30$ Cabelas ones. IMO there are benefits to both.
    The custom ones will look the best and don’t fade in the sun easily. Most of them are really durable as well as hold up to wet dogs and such. Only downside is a little harder to put on and take off if you want to wash them.

    The universal ones are nice for how cheap they are. The Cabelas ones I’ve used are kind of a semi-custom fit. They look decent and hug the seat nicely. They are a little easier to install and take off to wash. They do fade easier though, but if you get 2-3 years out of a set, another 60$ to replace them isn’t a bad deal.

    I personally like the fit and look of the custom ones better, so that’s what I have on my current truck. They have held up for 2 years of little kids and dogs so far, still fit and look like new.

    MNBOWHUNTIN
    Posts: 158
    #1863763

    I’ve had both expensive custom ones and the 30$ Cabelas ones. IMO there are benefits to both.
    The custom ones will look the best and don’t fade in the sun easily. Most of them are really durable as well as hold up to wet dogs and such. Only downside is a little harder to put on and take off if you want to wash them.

    The universal ones are nice for how cheap they are. The Cabelas ones I’ve used are kind of a semi-custom fit. They look decent and hug the seat nicely. They are a little easier to install and take off to wash. They do fade easier though, but if you get 2-3 years out of a set, another 60$ to replace them isn’t a bad deal.

    I personally like the fit and look of the custom ones better, so that’s what I have on my current truck. They have held up for 2 years of little kids and dogs so far, still fit and look like new.

    klang
    Posts: 176
    #1897238

    Marathon,Had the same set on 2 trucks and still look good

    Reef W
    Posts: 2830
    #1897447

    Coverking Ballistic Canvas. Had them for ~5 years and they’re still good.

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