Seat Covers---Need Recommendations, Please

[DonH63]

Bartact looks impressive but $820 for a front+rear set (on sale) is pretty expensive... CoverCraft is comparable at the couple of places I checked. Rough Country or Smittybilt neoprene is half the cost. The really cheap ones (<$100/set) look like loose-fitting bags over the seats but if durable may be good enough for me, for now... I will continue to research a bit but the neoprene alternative seems like a good one, especially for shedding winter snow and mud.

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[NeilP]

I purchased a set of Tiger Tough covers for my front row seats. I had them in my 2020 JLU, and moved them over to my 2024 JLU. They have held up very well, they fit tight and are very easy to install & remove.

 

[DonH63]

I purchased a set of Tiger Tough covers for my front row seats. I had them in my 2020 JLU, and moved them over to my 2024 JLU. They have held up very well, they fit tight and are very easy to install & remove.

I looked at those earlier but they don't seem to list anything for 2023 models, and only rear seats for the 2021? I will drop them an email.

The Diver Down covers are my current front-runners.

 

[NeilP]

I looked at those earlier but they don't seem to list anything for 2023 models, and only rear seats for the 2021? I will drop them an email.

The 23 & 24 year model manual adjusting seats are the same as the earlier year models. I contacted Tiger Tough to see what they had to say about the covers for the 24 models and they told me that they hadn't had a chance to see if they fit or not.

Since I kept the set from my 2020, I decided to give them a try on my 24. They fit just fine. If you decide to buy Tiger Tough covers, just order them for a 2020.

Also if you select the "JL" option instead of the "JLU" option, you'll see the option for front & rear seats.

 

[NWJeepr]

I put a set of Rough Country in mine. Neoprene. They fit exactly like the pictures of Diver Down, above. I've been very happy with them so far, and didn't think they were too hot when we were in Moab. They do a good job of protecting the seat from sweat, which is going to happen in a place that hot! I think I paid $200 for front and rear. They do not feel cheap, even though neoprene is generally "cheap" in a seat cover.

 

[DonH63]

The 23 & 24 year model manual adjusting seats are the same as the earlier year models. I contacted Tiger Tough to see what they had to say about the covers for the 24 models and they told me that they hadn't had a chance to see if they fit or not.

Since I kept the set from my 2020, I decided to give them a try on my 24. They fit just fine. If you decide to buy Tiger Tough covers, just order them for a 2020.

Also if you select the "JL" option instead of the "JLU" option, you'll see the option for front & rear seats.

I think the leather seats are a bit different, not sure what else might have changed. Anyway, I did ask them, and got a very quick response:

Hey Don,​

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I'm afraid we can't help you with that one - we don't have any covers designed for the 2023 Jeep. Thanks for stopping by our site and checking with us, though!​

I may push back based on your response, thanks.

 

[NeilP]

I think the leather seats are a bit different, not sure what else might have changed. Anyway, I did ask them, and got a very quick response:

Hey Don,​

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I'm afraid we can't help you with that one - we don't have any covers designed for the 2023 Jeep. Thanks for stopping by our site and checking with us, though!​

I may push back based on your response, thanks.

That is the same canned reply that I got from them. I sent a reply back to them after I got them installed to let them know that they fit just fine.

The leather seats may be a bit different, I have no experience with them.

 

[RajTaj]

Add-on question from the OP: for those of you with neoprene, we have a 38# pit bull that travels with us, are they likely to hold up and be ok, or will dog nails likely catch and ultimately destroy them? Thanks for any input!

 

[Heimkehr]

@RajTaj
I've no complaints about the observed and reasonable durability of the neoprene seat covers in my Jeep. That said, I wouldn't suggest a sustained ability to weather the effects of animal wear & tear, which plainly aren't in the covers' use case. Possibly it will depend on the behavior of the dog, and/or how well it is restrained while the vehicle is in motion.

 

[RajTaj]

@RajTaj
I've no complaints about the observed and reasonable durability of the neoprene seat covers in my Jeep. That said, I wouldn't give long odds for their sustained ability to weather the effects of animal wear & tear, which plainly aren't in the covers' use case. Possibly it will depend on the behavior of the dog, and/or how well it is restrained while the vehicle is in motion.

Fair enough, thanks for the feedback!

BTW, thank you for your service. We have HUGE respect for all that have served. My dad was 82nd Airborne, 437th TCG in WWII and flew during D-Day, and I have 2 sons-in-law that were Army & Marines, and a brother-in-law that was Navy. You all deserve our gratitude.

 

[tk1700]

I have neoprene in NM. They've seen temps from 100 plus to below zero and no concerns. In the cold the seat heat takes a bit longer to feel but it still works fine. I have Smittybilt, bought from Quadratec if I remember correct. They look just like the Diver Down. I do like the look of the PRP covers and may look into them for wife's JL.

 

[Archie PJ]

My wife has a 2019 2-Dr. JL Sport daily driver, (no offroading), with cloth seats and she would like cloth seat covers to keep the originals in good condition. I've looked online at some from Quadratec, Seat Covers Unlimited, & Extreme Terrain but have not found any that look like they are a quality product and with a nice fit / not sloppy or loose looking. Maybe I'm just missing them.

The neoprene and leather (or pseudo-leather) products seem to have nice looking fits, but we live in the desert so these are not options, way too hot. (I have a Grand Cherokee with black leather and it roasts your hiney 6 months a year out here and she hates it.)

Any recommendations for where to find really nice quality cloth seat covers? (Did the usual Google thing but really didn't find any good looking options.)

Many thanks in advance for any input; I appreciate it.

We have a JLU 2020 that we drive daily. We bought the Rough Country seat covers a few years ago, and they still look great.

 

[GRXKen]

My wife has a 2019 2-Dr. JL Sport daily driver, (no offroading), with cloth seats and she would like cloth seat covers to keep the originals in good condition. I've looked online at some from Quadratec, Seat Covers Unlimited, & Extreme Terrain but have not found any that look like they are a quality product and with a nice fit / not sloppy or loose looking. Maybe I'm just missing them.

The neoprene and leather (or pseudo-leather) products seem to have nice looking fits, but we live in the desert so these are not options, way too hot. (I have a Grand Cherokee with black leather and it roasts your hiney 6 months a year out here and she hates it.)

Any recommendations for where to find really nice quality cloth seat covers? (Did the usual Google thing but really didn't find any good looking options.)

Many thanks in advance for any input; I appreciate it.

I have these, fit like a glove

Bestop 2929335 Black Diamond Front Seat Covers - Jeep 2018- Current Wrangler 2-Door; Fit Factory Front Seats

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07T1DPD2...NOF5NUB3&psc=1&ref_=list_c_wl_gv_ov_lig_pi_dp

 

[OrneryBear]

I purchased a set of Tiger Tough covers for my front row seats. I had them in my 2020 JLU, and moved them over to my 2024 JLU. They have held up very well, they fit tight and are very easy to install & remove.

Can you post a picture of these seat covers by chance?

 

[NeilP]

Can you post a picture of these seat covers by chance?

I will try to remember to get a couple of photos tomorrow. They have quite a bit of dog hair on them now. ? Hard to avoid with the two yellow labs.

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