LR3 Seat Cover Suggestions!

[Sisyphus]

Hello all:

I am in the market for seat covers for the LR3 to use on my weekends out on the trail. The seat covers from Equipt appear to be top notch in construction and durability but outside of that I haven't heard much on what has worked well for other LR3 owners.

Suggestions on brands and fabrics would be extremely helpful!

Also would like to know how easy you felt it was to put on the covers you bought.

I appreciate your insights in advance!

 

[Colin Hughes]

I went with a set of Exmoor Trim canvas seat covers from the UK. Same colour as shown in the photo and I have a black interior. The ones at Rovers North are a slightly different colour, more of a tan to match the NAS spec tan leather seats. They fit very tight. Don't think I'd like to be taking them off and on constantly. Bit of work to get them on. However they are very nice.

 

[unseenone]

I've got a set of black Genuine LR ones I'm selling I bought here on the forums, if you don't end up wanting to spend big bucks on some of these alternatives.

 

[cannonball55]

I picked up a set of used wet okole seat covers, they're not in great shape by any means but they're perfect for my needs. fit quite nicely even for being many years old and when these bite the dust i'll definitely be purchasing a new set.

 

[jhawk]

I really like the Cabelas Trail Gear covers. They're of great quality, and go on and off pretty quick. While not custom fit like some of the others they do fit pretty well.

Jim

 

[nwoods]

I really like the Cabelas Trail Gear covers. They're of great quality, and go on and off pretty quick. While not custom fit like some of the others they do fit pretty well.

Jim

Agreed. And they are dirt cheap. I think the ExMoor product is amazing, but very expensive compared to these:

 

[perkj]

I have the UK Coverking covers from lucky8 that are made specifically for the LR3. Unlike the factory covers and others, these can be pulled on and off in less than 2-3 mins per seat. I keep the rears on all the time (b/c of the kids) and only put the fronts on when headed out the trails or camping.

Fronts
http://lucky8llc.com/Products.aspx?ProductID=4364

Rears:
http://lucky8llc.com/Products.aspx?ProductID=4366