yep my December 1st ship date ones shipped late Feb for me. I just kept getting new fake ship dates from Quadratec until I got the real one
Yep the bumping is just dishonest. I get things are going on, but they have to have a clue based on when orders were placed instead of a blanket date for everybody that will never happen.
Those look nice, are they leather or vinyl? How are they in the sun, I would think they could be really hot especially if vinyl.I went with PRP covers. The are form fitting, almost look factory depending which pattern and stitching option you choose.
Went PRP custom for the front and rear.
Dog tested as well. Installed them a few months ago. Beat them up between mud, dog, snow and drive through ketchup packets.
All in all, they are fantastic and pretty dang easy to live with. I just use my Griots Interior cleaner on them and it wipes clean, even off the tweed.
Install was pretty easy too. I just stuck em in the dryer on low for a few minutes and made the vinyl quite supple to pull over easily.
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6 Months later....How are these holding up? Are they still to your liking? After reading your posts, you clearly need to be PRP's spokesperson, you've got me sold. I would think it's probably in one's best interest to pony up the extra sheckles to invest in these than some cheezie covers that'll get destroyed by the kids/dogs. I'm on the fence. Big coin for front AND rears.
That's fantastic! Now it's a waiting game for these to come back in stock so I can pull the trigger and hopefully the wife doesn't find out how much I'll spend. Otherwise she'll pull the triggerSo far so good!
A few claw marks on the back and a few more ketchup stains from drive throughs, but otherwise, very happy.
Just a quick pic of the current state. Havent given em a good clean in a while. They clean pretty easily and nicely with just a little interior cleaner and some 303.
I’ve never taken them off yet, so don’t quite know the condition of the seats underneath. I bought these to be the primary seat material as the fit and finish have held up well, and been nice and comfortable. The tweed has been nice in all seasons as well.
They’ll definitely hold up to family duties and look great to boot! They aren’t cheap, and I do feel a little guilty about beating them up, but at the end of the day, that’s their purpose. I don’t think any seat material is truly lifetime, but I’d rather a worn but serviceable cover in sevrral years, vs some flaky, ill-fitting, and cheap “disposable” I’ll loathe.
And I’ll keep an eye on the mail for a Referral check from PRP!
Are you covers similar to these ones? I am looking for something to cover the butts as that is where the majority of staining is occurring for me. Hoping the tan color looks acceptable.
Got pics of the front of those?Got Smittybilt G.E.A.R. seat covers installed this week. I like them pretty well, but fit isn't as tight as PRP (nor does install take all afternoon) and there's a small pocket of air where your back goes. Hopefully I can tighten them as time goes on. Also, these came from Extreme Terrain and were supposed to include 7 molle pouches and they weren't in the box. Supposedly they are sending the pouches, but I haven't heard anything yet. In short, I like them and they weren't terribly expensive, but I would have preferred to have gotten everything I ordered. This is on Extreme Terrain and not Smittybilt, though. Also install says 10 minutes, and that's a joke. The headrests take 10 minutes. Maybe you could do it in an hour if you practiced.
