Swamp ass seat covers? Looking to buy seat covers

Diver Down are $180 front and rear, with a free console cover. They have a tiny red logo tag on them. I put these in my wife's Jeep, and they fit great. I have one on my rear seat, and the console cover.
https://www.quadratec.com/p/quadratec/diver-down-neoprene-seat-covers-97-06-jeep-wrangler-tj
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Sorry, I thought you were talking about the Album... I still have Diver Down on Vinyl and CD.

Van Halen before going mainstream was awesome!!!!!!!
 
The Bartact seat covers are the gold standard. Worth the money if you ask me.

I ordered a set on October 13th for my orange jeep. I wanted black logo and center orange inserts so went custom. Still do not have them (9 weeks already) and when I called and talked to someone last week, they said it would be middle of Jan. Note that I had called middle of November and got told "middle of December".

If anyone custom orders from Bartact, be prepared to WAIT. It was not cheap either by the way.


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I ordered a set on October 13th for my orange jeep. I wanted black logo and enter orange inserts so went custom. Still do not have them (9 weeks already) and when I called and talked to someone last week, they said it would be middle of Jan. Note that I had called middle of November and got told "middle of December".

If anyone custom orders from Bartact, be prepared to WAIT. It was not cheap either by the way.


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Has Bartact been bought out by Savvy?
 
Ran the Neoprene for many years in. Miata, plus side is Fit nice, run a little warmer in the full sun but not the pronounced level that is being whined about here😂. Let you butts past experience be your guide!

Question though why do you want them? Reason I ask is I have these which address the high wear section and offer a storage pocket. Just throwing out a different low cost idea..


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I have these too
 
CalTrend was a waste of money for my F250

Looked like a ‘74 Buick Le Sabre interior and lowers would not stay on, fit terribly. I was expecting them to fit like the TJ in pics. What a let down.
 
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CalTrend was a waste of money for my F250

Looked like a ‘74 Buick Le Sabre interior and lowers would not stay on, fit terribly. I was expecting them to fit like the TJ in pics. What a let down.

I bought a set of CalTrend fronts during the December sale. Installation was easy. I removed the seats for better access to the straps that go under the seat bottom, which I highly recommend. I also removed the inboard seat belt bracket, put the cover on, then reinstalled the seat belt. Much easier this way. The covers look good and fit very well. No complaints after 2 months of use.


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I bought a set of CalTrend fronts during the December sale. Installation was easy. I removed the seats for better access to the straps that go under the seat bottom, which I highly recommend. I also removed the inboard seat belt bracket, put the cover on, then reinstalled the seat belt. Much easier this way. The covers look good and fit very well. No complaints after 2 months of use.


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I think the company has it on the money for the TJ platform but the fitment just was not what I expected for my F250

The uppers look good but the lower is what is really critical.

Overall they looked like a ‘72 Buick Lesabre interior
 
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The uppers look good but the lower is what is really critical

I agree. The upper is “just there” with your back resting against it whereas the lower has full body weight and that weight sliding in and out on a regular basis. So far I have no complaints, with the disclaimer it’s been 2 months of use. I’m hopeful the long term use will be acceptable. I’ll try to remember to post an update. If I can remember in 5, 10, or 20 years. 😜
 
I agree. The upper is “just there” with your back resting against it whereas the lower has full body weight and that weight sliding in and out on a regular basis. So far I have no complaints, with the disclaimer it’s been 2 months of use. I’m hopeful the long term use will be acceptable. I’ll try to remember to post an update. If I can remember in 5, 10, or 20 years. 😜

CalTrend is a good value- I think more than anything I was disappointed because I was wanting them to work so bad-

The F250 seat just has too much going on around it- It’s really not the seat cover as much as it is the attachment system that is a design challenge.
 
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I bought a set of CalTrend fronts during the December sale. Installation was easy. I removed the seats for better access to the straps that go under the seat bottom, which I highly recommend. I also removed the inboard seat belt bracket, put the cover on, then reinstalled the seat belt. Much easier this way. The covers look good and fit very well. No complaints after 2 months of use.


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