Seat covers over leather seats...

[ThirtyOne]

Happy to oblige... I've got some free weekends coming up.

We are going to Uwharrie on Wednesday afternoon if you can sneak away.

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[conFUcius]

I got the PRP seat covers over my factory leather on my JLUR.

What material are those PRP covers? Why PRP over Bartact? I still toy with the idea of getting seat covers for my leather (leather was not an intentional selection for me, it just was on the Jeep I selected from the inventory). Ran Bartact on my JKU Sahara’s cloth seats were phenomenal.

 

[Heimkehr]

I just got a 2020 JLU with leather seats. I usually install seat covers to protect the seats... but I've heard that you "should not" install seat covers over leather seats.

A family member installed covers on the leather seats on the same day he took delivery of his Suburban LTZ ($60K in 2011). The covers are a breathable cotton that are periodically removed for laundering. To this day, the leather seating surfaces look virtually brand new.

And now, a moment of silence for the 6 Holsteins that gave their lives to upholster the interior of that rig.

 

[Heimkehr]

Wanting to preserve the nice appearance of the cloth seats in my JLU, I just installed neoprene covers.

And now, a moment of silence for the 4 divers that gave their lives to protect the interior of my rig.

 

[Newfy]

I've had plenty of vehicles with leather seats and the reason I like leather is because I don't need covers. It's super easy to clean and other than an annual wipe down with some leather cleaning/protecting product, I don't do anything to them. And they look great for the life of the vehicle.

At least that has been my experience.

I take it you don't have dogs.

 

[RedundanT]

Got these https://www.quadratec.com/products/14273_015X_PG.htm in red naturally to keep my arse from frying in the summer. Simple, cheap, and good enough. Only use these in top off conditions.

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