Katzkin Leather Seat Covers Now Available For 2021+ Bronco

[lakesinai]

For those of us who are less than thrilled with the factory seat options, Katzkin has finally released their leather seat covers for the Bronco.

https://www.Katzkin.com

Sample posted by @Merc4x4

Nice. The problem with the seats for me was the lack of an electric adjustable seat UNLESS it was leather. Because of the rain possibility on the electric motor, etc. Us tall people need the electric adjustment for going down and back.

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[nomnom]

after i ruin my base cloth seats, i'll look into these. thanks for sharing!

 

[Dads_bronze_bronco]

Just went to cover king and saw this, hopefully they will make something for the broncos.

https://www.coverking.com/more-covers/jeep/topliner.html

I think Coverking is the supplier for the free MIC top liner.

 

[BronchoPeat]

I hope Katzkin will eventually offer a quilted pattern like we saw in the Forestry Bronco, I’d be all over that.

 

[Ride Em Bronco]

it was close to 1700, 1695 i think, that includes labor of removing your seats, ripping the flesh off of them and having closest to factory leather for that price. I think its a bargain.

Found response.


Hi Stephen,



An all black interior would be a factory match price so it would run you at $1695 +tax with installation included and a 3 year warranty as well. However, I do want to let you know that we can't do the Bronco logo because of copyright issues.



Isela C.
Interior Specialist
877-811-8840
Available to chat
(Ask for Isela)
Mon-Fri 7:00am-3:30pm PST

How much extra to add heat?

 

[RTLGarage]

$2,160 for just the new skins
$3,777 for new skins and adding cooled seats.

Price includes tax

 

[Contact]

I was quoted $2k for two color tone for front and back seats with perforation in the middle area and $1.7k for a single color. Oh yeah it is for a 4 door.

 

[Slyder]

I hope Katzkin will eventually offer a quilted pattern like we saw in the Forestry Bronco, I’d be all over that.

They have a process called Tech stitch, which can also be doubled up.

This is an example of a single Tech stitch used in the Roush Ranger.

 

[Arrmjr]

My wife and I are hoping plain black will become an option while we still have time to change the order. Just placed the order last week, not expecting (or ready for) to get our Outerbanks until late next year, or early 23.

 

[BronchoPeat]

They have a process called Tech stitch, which can also be doubled up.

This is an example of a single Tech stitch used in the Roush Ranger.

These look so good! Dang!

 

[FishKzor]

With all of the aftermarket products coming out, Ford may have shot themselves in the foot (repeatedly).

Right now I have a Badlands on order, but could justifiably downgrade to a Big Bend and still snag leather interior and an alternate modular front bumper, all without rolling their costs into my financing....Sure, I'd be giving up a lot of mechanical upgrades, but by the time Ford builds my day-two order, I'm sure there'll be plenty of competitively priced aftermarket options for those too.

 

[Krimzun]

Can anyone speak to the quality of this brand? They seem to have a good selection of colors.

One of the best around, I've had them in multiple cars most recently my Jeep and they looked flawless after 6 years of off roading they still look brand new with minimal care.

 

[Jhoan2m]

it was close to 1700, 1695 i think, that includes labor of removing your seats, ripping the flesh off of them and having closest to factory leather for that price. I think its a bargain.

Found response.


Hi Stephen,



An all black interior would be a factory match price so it would run you at $1695 +tax with installation included and a 3 year warranty as well. However, I do want to let you know that we can't do the Bronco logo because of copyright issues.



Isela C.
Interior Specialist
877-811-8840
Available to chat
(Ask for Isela)
Mon-Fri 7:00am-3:30pm PST

Yep Its a great price!! nice option to Base model

 

[Moya7]

With all of the aftermarket products coming out, Ford may have shot themselves in the foot (repeatedly).

Right now I have a Badlands on order, but could justifiably downgrade to a Big Bend and still snag leather interior and an alternate modular front bumper, all without rolling their costs into my financing....Sure, I'd be giving up a lot of mechanical upgrades, but by the time Ford builds my day-two order, I'm sure there'll be plenty of competitively priced aftermarket options for those too.

Or do what I did and go for the Black Diamond, thats where I ended up after going from the BB.

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