Seat covers and footwell mats

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AndreTJ2006

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Hello everyone,
Any recommendations on what seat covers and footwell Matt’s to get?
Loads to choose from, which sometimes makes it harder.
I live in Brisbane. Happy to buy from anywhere though.
 
The quality of Bartact seat covers is hard to beat.
They are the cover of choice by a lot of forum members (myself included) and offer numerous styles and color combinations.

https://www.bartact.com/products/fr...p-wrangler-tj-lj-2003-06-bartact-pair-w-molle

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Foot well mats are a different story. I have some rubber mats in the front and some Weather Tech in the back floorboards.
 
John Cooper said:
For 1/2 the price of Bartacts you can get the Bestop seat covers, this is my second pair. I don't need the Molle, I just want the water proof.

I think @Jerry Bransford is still running the Bestop also.

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Gonna do the final stretching on them today once they heat up!!
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I used to run those seat covers until I switched to suspension seats and they worked fine. They never looked all that good and their fit was a bit sloppy but I was still happy with them. I thought I'd sweat on them but even on hot days they never bothered me.
 
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I have the Bartact Front and rear seat covers the only thing I do not like is that the have their logo on front ones.

Weather Tec Front, Rear and cargo mat.

The DS mat is not high enough to keep the tunnel front getting wear from accel pedal use . I used a piece of tool box liner to keep thar area clean.
 
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I went with Caltrend (caltrend.com) seat covers and have been very satisfied with them. The seatbacks for the front seat have pockets on their backsides, which is a nice addition. I think I got SportsTex fabric in charcoal and black.

As for floor mats, I bought Husky Liners (huskyliners.com) "Classic style" mats. I had long-term experience (about 19 years) with those mats in a Ford Ranger and they never wore through, folded over on their edges, or wandered about on the floor. Totally easy to pull out and hose clean. I knew I wanted the same thing for my Jeep. I only have the front and rear mats both in black, I haven't (yet) bought the cargo area liner.
 
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I’ve got Bestop front floor mats. They’re really nice. I ended up getting the quadratec branded for the rear to save some money. Bestop manufactures the quadratec mats also. They are EXACTLY the same except the front mats have a logo so the logo will say either Bestop or Quadratec and the quadratec ones are 1/3 the price. If you want something chunky and heavy duty The Bestop/Quadratec mats are great. The material is somewhere between a plastic and rubber.
If you’re looking for something less chunky but still great quality and coverage I’d go probably go with Weathertech.

BesTop mats
https://www.quadratec.com/products/14354_0002_07.htm

Quadratec mats
https://www.quadratec.com/products/14254_0201_07.htm
 
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I have the Quadratec liners in my LJ and love them. When they get dirty, it's nice to take them out and hose them off.

For the seat covers, I haven't bought any. Though really like the Caltrend for the price and Bartact if you have the money. Just avoid neoprene if you don't like swamp ass when it's warm. I do have neoprene covering my back seat though since I have a dog and/or kids riding back there.
 
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I have BedRug, WeatherTech Floor liners, and CalTrend Seat Covers. It’s very nice.
 
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