Colorado LTZ, what would your choice of seat covers be?

G'day Boo Boo
Don't know about the seat covers but am on the verge of buying the same as you. Are you happy with it so far? Ok for towing a two ton van? Any comments would be appreciated.

For a Colorado!, Hock the house and do it ,......Hmmm the DMax off the scene?.


Cheers Axle.

Boo Boo,
I have a set of these on my current vehicle and my previous one and they have been very good with no problems.

Here is the site and you can get a price instantly to compare with others.

MSA seat covers.

Boo Boo,

I've had set of Black Duck covers in my Landcruiser ute for over 10 years.

Looking their age now but no rips or tears..........just covered in dog hair. :-)

Cheap buying if they last that long?

Bob

Booboo I have a set of Supafit seat covers after being recommended to me in the grey denim and are very impressed with the fit and finish, they do canvas as well if you prefer
Just ordered online and had them posted to me, might be worth checking them out as a comparison

Hi there Boo Boo.
I used to buy seat covers and realised there is no need to if you buy I a couple of cans of 3m Scotch Guard fabric protector.
Over the years I have used the product on 4 new vehicles with outstanding results!
For example my Patrol when I bought it brand new in 1998 on my way home my first stop was at the super market to buy the Shotch Guard.
When home I sprayed every seat and fitting inside the Patrol that was covered in a fabric.
It works so well as we have traveled many trips bush towong the camper with 2 kids sitting in the back. Today my vehicle has covered 353000 ks and people when they ride inside swear the vehicle has just left the showroom!
The fabric has only been sprayed once when new and it's still water proof. Apart from that you can't really tell it's been treated!
Nil stains, nil marks and even the red bull dust doesn't stick!

I first used the product in the 1980's while in the Army as we were issued the dark green winter jumpers and combat smocks for a 2 week fully tactiical exercise in the WA South West in the winter grrrrr
The combat smocks were next to useless for keeping you warm and dry but the jumpers being thick wool were perfect to keep you warm, so I sprayed mine with an entire can of Scotch Guard which water proofed it.
Whilst my colleagues got wet and froze, I remained warm and dry and it worked so well that at the end of the exercise when everybody was filthy I looked like I'd had just arrived!
Not a trace of dirt on my jumper anywhere! So much so our Sgt. Major accused me of being a bludger and couldn't have pulled my weight as I was in pristine condition!!!!M

Cheers

Pete

The question is do you want stain resistance, wear resistance, water resistance or comfort.

Black Duck are a great product and are great if your using them in a work vehicle or you do fishing or playing in the mud.

We ended up with custom made lambswool seat covers front and rear, very comfortable, wera very well and has made the vehicle interia a lot more quieter...... These were more important to use then water resistance and ease of cleaning as we don't get the inside very dirt whilst using the vehicle.