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Originally Posted by hotracer_05
That looks like vinyl, not leather. But shoot for the price they look like they get the job done! Yeah any over the top cover that is made to fit over the existing cloth is going to be pricey if made to fit the car well (clazzio, wet okole). I have wet okoles in my tundra and they fit great, but definitely not 60 bucks :/ if they are vinyl the smaller wrinkles you can get out with some steam, or wait for a hot summer day and stretch the covers while they are warm
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Thanks, just changed the title to pleather instead. I'll update my post tomorrow with current images since many wrinkles in the front seat have been flattened out through normal use.
The nice things about custom made covers for your car would be ease of installation. I suppose that would save a ton of time since you would save time on strapping everything down but these covers took me under an hour to install so it's not too bad.
On another note, my buddy recently installed some FH group leather covers and the material really felt like true leather. I'm sure it's probably just pleather since it's only $25 for the pair. Those covers aren't airbag compatible and the stretching material behind the backrests were extremely thin and wouldn't hold the backrest in place. I was able to help him strap down the bottom of the covers, however, the backrest remained loose since it didn't have any straps.
Just thought I'd post a review for anyone shying away from cheap covers. Came out extremely better than what I originally expected.