Seat covers

[CowboyLeroy]

Ten months ago I blew the engine in "white boy" my dearly beloved 06 Chevy. Anfer searching high and low I've finally found myself a new (to me) pick up. One of my first orders of business in trying to keep it nice is putting some nice seat covers in it. I'd like to know what yall have and how well you like them. I'm looking for durable, waterproof, and I won't lie to yall I'm a suckered for camouflage. I've also seen some that have a sleeve for a rifle on the back so if any of you have one of those id like to know how you like them

 

[TN2shot07]

I had a set of headwaters covers in my last truck. Installation was a b**** but never required any adjustment once they were on. Fit was awesome and they still looked great when I traded it off.

My brother in law has some of the fitted Carhartt in his now. They’ve held up well to their dogs but I the fit isn’t as exact as the headwaters.

 

[mtmiller]

I bought Marathons in 2016 for my Tundra and I am still happy 10 years/225k later. So much so, I purchased a front seat set for my 2026 f250. I hate them. I have no experience with Headwaters, but from what I have heard from others, I would go that route over going Marathon again. Just a crappy fit on my 250 anyway.

 

[mtmuley]

Don't have them but Weathertech seems to have a good reputation. Made in America too. mtmuley

 

[Hunting Wife]

We’ve had several sets of Headwaters over the years. As others have said, it’s a bit of work getting them on but they fit like a glove and last forever. Lots of camo options if that’s what you like. Also lots of customizable pockets/scabbards. I got a bow scabbard on mine and it has been really nice. I think they have a couple of rifle scabbard options.

 

[Jnasa]

I have Carhartt in my truck. They've held up well over for 6 years.

I think my wife has Weather tech in her Escape and they seem to be doing well.

 

[WapitiBob]

I put 400,000 miles on a set of Marathon Superhides on my old F350 and never touched them after the day they went on. Tighter than a 2nd skin.
I have 155,000 on this set;




I've had thousands of people on these and they're still tight.

 

[elkduds]

If you want to add heat, these are incomparable. Highest quality, durable, and the price is right. I own a set and am getting a second pair for my Ridgeline.

 

[rookieforever33]

I tried to find anything besides the Covercraft Carhart covers for my f350. I kept going back to them for the full coverage of the underside of the back seat, and attachment method. When I installed them I noted the fit and how well they attached. Time will tell but so far I am impressed.

 

[Salmonchaser]

I have weather tec in my f150. 125k. They are durable installed easy. The fit is somewhat better than throwing a towel or a blanket on the seat but don’t have that custom fit appearance. Trying to protect from muddy dogs, muddy and bloody hunting clothes, fire wood cutting or farming chores they work great. If we take the truck to town on date night I usually take the cover off the wife’s seat, still open her door too.