smittybilt seat covers

[cplchris]

lookin at these GEAR set covers, http://www.smittybilt.com/product/index/53.htm , has anyone on hear ever used them or know enough about the similarities in the seat designs to make a good recommendation on which ones to go with if i want to put tem in my 06 liberty sport?, im only looking to do the drivers seat with the GEAR seat cover.

 

[ptsb5a]

Looks like cargo pants for a seat. Cool.

 

[twack]

That is pretty badass but no lie that would be miserable to be sitting in the back seat

 

[cplchris]

very rarely do i have more than 2 other ppl riding with me thats y im doin just my seat as the GEAR cover and the rest ill just get regular seat covers for

 

[ptsb5a]

Ha, I just looked a little closer at the link. They have a freakin' Camel Bak insert for the seat cover. Like the disruptive urban camo look. Think they stole that from my uniform.

 

[cplchris]

yea it actually is acu camo it jus looks weird in a picture

 

[twack]

anyone see a price on these

 

[cplchris]

yea most sights have them for 100 dollars , the reason im only gettin one and my girlfriend is getting them for me as a gift, check quadratec, 4wd.com, cheapest i found em was 96 bucks but to save the 3 dollars isnt worth the risk of gettin screwed outta my money lol

 

[Lancer]

I've had them on for over a year on both front seats, and I like them a lot. The flexibility they give for storage is excellent. I have reflective vests in a pouch, a first aid kit in another, emergency winter rations in a third and so on. I do readjust them every few months, but that's the same for any seat covers. I tended to use only a few of the pouches that came with the covers; I use several multi-purpose military PAL/MOLLE pouches instead. The hydration pouch is handy though. They do restrict back seat use a bit, but not as much as you might think. I took four people on a week's tour of Eastern England in 2009, and the people in the back seats said they were fine. They weren't very big though

 

[LibertyTC]

Considering the lack of Kj storage space, they look very convenient and well organized, with side and front pockets. They would be great when camping, and for hiding small off road equipment. I like them.
Did not see a listing for KJ what is the best part number?

 

[cplchris]

I've had them on for over a year on both front seats, and I like them a lot. The flexibility they give for storage is excellent. I have reflective vests in a pouch, a first aid kit in another, emergency winter rations in a third and so on. I do readjust them every few months, but that's the same for any seat covers. I tended to use only a few of the pouches that came with the covers; I use several multi-purpose military PAL/MOLLE pouches instead. The hydration pouch is handy though. They do restrict back seat use a bit, but not as much as you might think. I took four people on a week's tour of Eastern England in 2009, and the people in the back seats said they were fine. They weren't very big though

hey which model number did u get for ur liberty and what year/model do u have?

 

[Lancer]

When I bought the covers, they were a universal fit. The only choices were black, od or coyote brown I went for the coyote brown - an odd sort of colour - seems to go with quite a lot of other colours There weren't any model recommendations at all. I got mine from 4WD.com - good service, especially as I had to have them sent to me in England, which some other suppliers were not prepared to do.
Mine's a 2005 CRD Sport.