phsycle
Adventurer
That was the issue on the Coverkings. So I sent them back. These Carhartts fit pretty snug and formed right to the seats. They were on my Tacoma.
Ford has Carhartt covers as an accessory. They seem pretty form fitting as well.
1 year report on my new-to-me 2018 F-150 3.5 EB....
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That was the issue on the Coverkings. So I sent them back. These Carhartts fit pretty snug and formed right to the seats. They were on my Tacoma.
Ford has Carhartt covers as an accessory. They seem pretty form fitting as well.
badm0t0rfinger
Raptor Apologist.
When I get home I'll take a look. If I remember correctly there is a tab on the outboard side of each one of the indicating different stitching for where the airbags would be.
@Jnich77 DM me for pics.
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Martinjmpr
Wiffleball Batter
WRT seat covers, from what I've seen the best fitting covers have a separate piece for the seat back and the seat bottom. The ones where they try to get both the bottom and the back onto one seat cover always look baggy and crappy no matter what you do.
I had a set of Marathon Cordura seat covers on my 4runner. They looked great and fit great. Unfortunately Marathon no longer makes them in the camo pattern they used then, which is a shame. I may yet consider a set of Marathons for the F-150.
I had a set of Marathon Cordura seat covers on my 4runner. They looked great and fit great. Unfortunately Marathon no longer makes them in the camo pattern they used then, which is a shame. I may yet consider a set of Marathons for the F-150.
phsycle
Adventurer
Not with the Carhartts. There is a flap with a roll of foam at the end which tucks in between the bottom and top. Kept the cover nice and tight.
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Regcabguy
Oil eater.
Headwater's carries them. The owner used to work at Marathon.
Martinjmpr
Wiffleball Batter
Just checked their web site, unfortunately they don't seem to offer the pattern I want, which is a shame.
This is the pattern I'm looking for:
The military DCU (Desert Camouflage Uniform) used prior to 2005. Marathon used to be the only company that made covers in this pattern but now they no longer offer it.
