Wet Okole seat covers in 2006 Renny

[super 7]

Originally they sent the wrong pattern (2005 and earlier style) but it was worth the wait for them to be re-cut - I love the look and they help to keep the coffee and dirt off the awful factory fabric. I forget the colors but if anyone cares, I look it up.

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[HoosierJeeper]

I like that center console cover...I'd have a set of these as well just for looks if I had cloth...

 

[Dave]

Those covers look really nice.

Welcome to JKJCountry.

Dave

 

[super 7]

Thanks Dave, I was looking for factory-ish results - the fit is a little on the loose side but they're machine washable and keep the coffes drips away. I could NOT justify another $300 odd for the rear seat though - a $4.99 throw from Walmart will have to suffice!

 

[LibertyTC]

Super 7 nice purchase! I have been contemplating either those form oke or a set from igee.
I like the design of the oke, and the "Trail Rated" logo, how much extra did they charge for the logo? DO they have pockets in the back, and where is the centre console cover from? I am curious of the feeling or warmth of those seat covers. Constructed from a neoprene base do they feel tough like, you cant easily move around in the seat (a bit sticky) Are they real warm (that would help when u hop in at our current temps !

 

[RenegadeJay]

I had them in my Explorer, they totally extended the life of my leather. Only draw back was when it was really hot, they would make my legs sweat (also note I am not a big user of a/c). In cold weather they wamed up quickly but never too warm. Those look bad a$$ though. Here's a tip, regardless of what you might here, they do not wash well at home. Get them dry cleaned.

 

[Atrus]

Those look great!


I am really considering a set of the Coverking covers. They look decent and are about $170 a row. Look to be good quality neoprene. Not Wet Okole quality, but good.

 

[JeepJeepster]

Love my wet okolee covers. Kinda wish I would of gotten blue centers now instead of trying to match it up with the interior colors.

 

[super 7]

how much extra did they charge for the logo? DO they have pockets in the back, and where is the centre console cover from? I am curious of the feeling or warmth of those seat covers. Constructed from a neoprene base do they feel tough like, you cant easily move around in the seat (a bit sticky) Are they real warm (that would help when u hop in at our current temps !

About $30 for the logo if I recall right - no slipping around, not tough feeling, not hot in the 80-90 degree sun (slightly warm I would say but not uncomfortable at all) - console cover comes with it - map pockets available but they are cheap black sew-ins so I skipped them. Hope that helps.

They ran about $380 shipped - big bucks considering you could get leath replacement covers for approx. the same per seat but I'm really happy with them.

 

[super 7]

Get them dry cleaned.

Thanks - I will remember that

 

[Powers978]

looks sharp

 

[Ry' N Jen]

At the local Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep dealer,
Mopar front Neoprene seat covers run $325.00
and the back seat cover $215.00
But at least they have 2004 units in stock!

 

[Atrus]

At the local Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep dealer,
Mopar front Neoprene seat covers run $325.00
and the back seat cover $215.00
But at least they have 2004 units in stock!

As far as I know, they are about $350USD here, but that's for both rows. I didn't think they even offered front/rear.

I'd go with those as I have a friend with a Chrysler discount who can get me them for about $280, but I am not sure if the front seat covers go over the entire seatback on the 2007 model.


Just priced out a set of wet okoles...for front and back, standard covers (black/grey, no piping or logo) with dual front seat heaters it'd be $577.