Mojave Premium Fabric Versus Leather

[Cowboy JK]

Bought off the lot and at the time leather was the only option. Was a little scared by the light grey but a month in and it hasn't been too hard to keep clean and it wasn't too hot when it was 100 degrees here. That being said the bolster is starting to crease at 2300 miles. I am 5'8" and have to slide out. I had the same issue on my JK(tan leather) and ended up replacing the bottom seat cover because it cracked. The material on my Gladiator is higher quality. Time will tell.

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[narcoteca]

I opted for cloth because of the temps, leather would be hot in the summer and cold in the winter. I am a leather guy though, they do look nicer and will probably wear better. just not as comfortable in Jeeps IMO.

I bought a cheap waterproof cover (kind of like a towel with a headrest hood off amazon) for sweat and dirty cloths, so far so good.

do you mind sharing the link or pics ?

 

[skinnercreature]

Bought off the lot and at the time leather was the only option. Was a little scared by the light grey but a month in and it hasn't been too hard to keep clean and it wasn't too hot when it was 100 degrees here. That being said the bolster is starting to crease at 2300 miles. I am 5'8" and have to slide out. I had the same issue on my JK(tan leather) and ended up replacing the bottom seat cover because it cracked. The material on my Gladiator is higher quality. Time will tell.

Thanks. I have gotten a lot of good input. Just curious, if you would have had the choice would you have gotten fabric? (It sounds like the leather makes it easier to slide sideways out the door.) Light leather looks very nice.

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