Replacement seats from other Jeep models

[Chasm]

dont think that is accurate

Maybe. Maybe something changed in the 4 years between ours, or maybe you just aren't as obsessive as I am about details. Little things annoy me.

" These airbags require specially designed seams in the seat upholstery to ensure proper deployment in a crash"

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[Gregj]

I am not 100% positive but dont think that is accurate of course I could be wrong also. Because there is literally nothing that indicates as such on my seats . I would rip em out and get aftermarkets if it wouldn't set off a 1000 lights. On the topic of seats I have always felt that stellantis totally failed . 2 reasons the front doesn't go up and down and they dont go back far enough.

They ALL have airbags in the seats.

 

[Cwg33]

I have a 22‘ Gladiator & 24 Wrangler. I redid covers on both 22’ & 24’. It’s minor differences on the seat airbags. Bolt holes lines up in the seat bracket, but it’s possible seams were different as I didn’t verify.
Seam difference may redirect deployment slightly, but there’s no way it stops it as they were very close.

 

[Stan H]

They ALL have airbags in the seats.

On the 25 models yep sure does.

 

[Gregj]

On the 25 models yep sure does.

whatever.

 

[Mr Miami]

I am not 100% positive but dont think that is accurate of course I could be wrong also. Because there is literally nothing that indicates as such on my seats . I would rip em out and get aftermarkets if it wouldn't set off a 1000 lights. On the topic of seats I have always felt that stellantis totally failed . 2 reasons the front doesn't go up and down and they dont go back far enough.

I agree that a significant improvement to the seats (at least for us taller people) is to have the front seats move back another inch or inch and a half. There would still be enough legroom in the rear, at least compared to other midsized trucks. Even my wife's BMW X3 has more front legroom. In fact, I have to move the seat up an inch or so if I push it all the way back.

I can't believe that it would be that big or costly of an adjustment for the Jeep.

 

[JTdiRtyD]

Bumping this thread IOT not start a new one.

How do Overland seats compare to Mojave seats in regards to support and side bolsters?

I don't mind my Rubicon seats, but I prefer a seat that hugs a little more. I know Mojave seats are said to have larger side bolsters, but theres a set of nice Overland seats fairly local for a decent price that look like they have decent bolsters, but photos can mislead. They aren't close enough to just go check em out, so I'd rather have a better idea first.

My other option is reskinning and trying to get a shop to build up the side bolsters, but that comes with a higher cost.

 

[Gregj]

Overland seats are going to have the same padding as yours and for that matter the Sport. Only the Mojave has the deep bolstered seats in the Gladiator line. Look for 392 seats also as they have the additional padding.
Gregj

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