I also just got the fronts. Held off on the backs because I didn't know how these would look. Approx. 7 weeks in total
Had a set of neoprene on my Jeep in the past. I didn't mind them, just depends on where you live and what you're doing w/ it I guessNeoprene is horrible for seat covers, swap ass and back even when it’s cool out. There were some in my Jeep when I bought it, everyone on the Jeep forum hates them. They were right, constantly sweaty feeling while sitting in them. I threw them away and bought some from Caltrend SportsTex covers. Sorry, I’ve said too much
How are these $133 better than the other manufacturers? I’ve never heard of this company before.
I need rear seat covers. Would love to take them off your hands but others are $170-199. I didn’t know if these were premium with a price to match. I’m willing to pay up if my dog will notice the difference!
Neoprene is horrible for seat covers, swap ass and back even when it’s cool out. There were some in my Jeep when I bought it, everyone on the Jeep forum hates them. They were right, constantly sweaty feeling while sitting in them. I threw them away and bought some from Caltrend SportsTex covers. Sorry, I’ve said too much
From a thread "Wet Okole Neoprene Seat Covers for Bronco 2 Door". I don't have any of the seat backs, they are just black neoprene, nothing to see, really.
OK, got my Wet Okole Neoprene Seat covers in and installed (took about 6 weeks to get them, this is pretty standard, they have to custom make them when you order them). They did not (when I ordered) have a pattern for the rear seats of the 2 Door, i assume this will be fixed later, but I pretty much never plan to have the back seats up, so it doesn't really matter.
if you don't want the same colors, they have about a dozen colors, plus patterns, so there may be something for you regardless. However, for most styles the light grey area on mine will be the color you choose, the black parts on mine will be black. You should know this going in.
My Bronco is a Base, Sasquatch, 2 door in Rapid Red.
So, pictures:
Driver's Seat:
Passenger Seat:
The Bronco graphic on the seat backs is a Wet Okole option (extra cost). The strap you see toward the bottom of the seatback on the passenger seat is a Molle panel that attaches to the back of the seat.
For the sharp eyed, there is a leather steering wheel wrap from Amazon (sew on installation) also.
Amazon.com: Universal Genuine Leather Steering Wheel Cover Hand Sewing Breathable Design 15 Inch DIY Cowhide Car Steering Wrap Black : Automotive
The fit is right on, comfortable grip, so far, i like it.
The grab handle on the passenger seatback is homemade with paracord and Home Depot carabiners.
