thedadalorian
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hello gang! wanted to know if anyone has some recommendations on seat covers? i got some but they are so flimsy. want to see if i can find some nice fitting ones at an affordable price.
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Seat Covers
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Redz72
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Rough Country makes some awesome seat covers. I had them in my 4th gen and now in my 5th gen. Great padding and form fitting. Fronts only for $130. Tough to beat.
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These still look good. Actually, they look better now than they did in these pictures. They've smoothed out. Carhartt Seat Covers
gen2600
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With my previous two Rams I've had here in Alaska I got these: https://www.huskyliners.com/Seat-Covers which are heavy cordura as I have a big dog and needed some extra protection. I had them on trucks I had each for 3 years and I was pretty surprised how well the weathered the abuse.
Now I just picked up a 2020 and they won't fit that body so I ordered the http://vertexoffroad.com seat covers. But, brace yourself, both options are spendy.
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Hello. Anyone have suggestions on some good sear covers for the 1500 with the cloth full front and rear seats? I'm not looking for leather unless it's real cheap. Id say I don't really want to spend more then $500 for the set. I dont want and Walmart $50 specials either lol...
Got mine from these guys... 2019 - 2026 Dodge Ram DT Fitted Slip Over Seat Covers
I'm in Canada. They sell Clazzio brand and I can say that after one year these covers are the absolute best.
They do not look like covers at all and have fooled everybody who has been in the truck. They are super tight and cover the whole seat front and back. Note (in the photo) I put them on last February...it was just above freezing. They need to see heat to iron out the wrinkles, so by May they were perfect.
Amazon has them on the US site as well, though these are slightly different than mine..
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Amazon.com: Clazzio 2019+ Dodge Ram 1500 Quad Cab Rear 60/40 with armrest PVC Seat Cover : Automotive
Amazon.com: Clazzio 2019+ Dodge Ram 1500 Quad Cab Rear 60/40 with armrest PVC Seat Cover : Automotive
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dang, those look great
TCP
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I had custom-fit Clazzio on my 2019 RAM 1500, they were great and only cost $300 on eBay at the time.
millerbjm
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I've had these for 12 years and they still look good and fit well. They are easy to install and remove and are machine washable.
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I ordered a set of the Coverking CR-Grade Neoprene Custom Seat Cover for my 14 Tundra. For the front seats only it cost $332 including shipping back in 2024.
Install was straight forward. The fit was not as good as I had hoped. They looked nice but the fitment between the bottom and back of the seat on the sides had some gaps that I couldn't get rid of. That said they looked nice and were perfectly functional, a definite improvement over the stock seats that were beat up. Once installed they stayed in place and did not move around or slip.
Where they really fell short was in longevity. They just didn't last with visible scuff and wear marks by the time 18 months had gone by. The truck was my daily driver and a work truck. Most disappointing was the staining in them. Spilled some coffee a few times and immediately wiped it up with paper towels and then cleaned it later and I still got stains. Also heat sensitivity was an issue. I was doing some wiring work and got a hot soldering iron a little to close and the cover immediately melted. I guess that can be expected with a neoprene cover. Can't help but think a cloth cover would not have showed any burn marks.
For $332 I feel I got my moneys worth however I was hoping for more.
I went with a Coverking Leatherette rear seat set in charcoal gray for my '26 Bighorn - it's just for the dogs whom I don't allow up front, so I didn't want the front covers. - they look decent and fit reasonably well, they also have a little bit of a padded feel to them. The only caveat being they don't have an open cutout section for the fold-down center console arm. Not huge a issue for me considering it'll be mostly the dogs riding back there though.
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Best move is to go for model specific neoprene or heavy duty canvas seat covers. They fit tight, don’t slide around, and last way longer. Neoprene is softer and more comfortable, good for daily use and spills. Canvas is tougher and better if you use the vehicle hard or off road. If you want decent quality without wasting money, avoid universal sets and look for something made specifically for your seat model that’s where the real difference is.
