redthies
Renaissance Redneck
I ran these for 8 years in my '01 Taco dbl cab. They are awesome! I'm getting some for my 3500 soon. They now have heated covers as well!
Seat covers?
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I ran these for 8 years in my '01 Taco dbl cab. They are awesome! I'm getting some for my 3500 soon. They now have heated covers as well!
Power Wagon Family
I Hate Off Camber
I like the Tuff Duck seat covers, Spector Off-road has them but I will keep looking for the best deal.
AFBronco235
Crew Chief
Not a Toyo guy but I thought I'd through my 2 cents in. I went with Coverking.com for my Bronco. I really like the fit. Snug and tight and the price was good too. I think I paid $114 for both front seats. Of course, I was going with the tactical cordura covers so the material you choose affects the price. Also, each seat cover is made to order so while they do keep a set of general patterns and options for the customers, they can also work with you to make just about anything you'd want, though I think the price would go up in that instance. Also, if you do go with coverking, be prepared to wait a while for them to arrive. I had to wait 2 months for mine, but that's because I ordered them over Christmas during the busy season, so I can't complain too much, but the fit and price more than make up for it.
CreeperSleeper
Looking for bigger rocks.
I have the TuffDuck seat covers from SOR. I am very impressed with them! Worth every cent and I'm a cheap bastard.
offthebeatenpath
Adventurer
I'm bringing this back up just to keep all the info in one place....
Does anybody have seat covers from Ruff Tuff?
Their stuff looks pretty good and I dig the "tactical" package for the seat backs- Look under the Accessories section-
Looks like about $300 for the base price for the front row, accessories extra.
Does anybody have seat covers from Ruff Tuff?
Their stuff looks pretty good and I dig the "tactical" package for the seat backs- Look under the Accessories section-
Looks like about $300 for the base price for the front row, accessories extra.
They won't be "tailored" fit by any stretch, but I've been using these for 9 months now and they have proven to be very durable for me. Canvas and molle panels on the backs. I chose them mainly because I needed some additional interior storage in my Tacoma. They are the Smittybuilt G.E.A.R covers. The Escape Gear ones are fantastic, but holy cow they are wicked expensive. I couldn't justify that. IMO if you go that way, just save a bit more and do all new leather.
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Do they make these for the 100 series. When I looked them up they only had jeep models. Which do you have.
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Box Rocket
Well-known member
Since they are made by Smittybuilt, which is almost all Jeep stuff, that what these are. There is not anything Toyota specific, so yes these ones pictured at the Jeep ones. Not sure how they'd fit in a 100 series. I have been using these in my 80 series since I sold the Tacoma. The fit in the 80 is great for the seatbacks, but the seat bottom wouldn't work. I was more interested in the molle panel and storage than I was the actual seat cover, so I cut off the seat bottom portion and just use the seatback in my 80. Still works great.
Hmm I really like the Molle straps on the backs of these. I think the cover King and smittybilt are the only ones offering this. I'll have to check with cover King to see if I can get something close in fit with the Molle on the back.
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offthebeatenpath
Adventurer
I wound up buying a set of the Ruff Tuff covers from my local truck accessories dealer. I think I paid $325 for the fronts with the "tactical package". I've had them in for about a month now, and they fit well, and feel good on the seat....
I like them well enough that I'm probably going to order a set for my Tundra. The LC needed covers because the leather was shot on the drivers seat. The Tundra needs covers because it's primarily my work truck, so I want to keep the seats in good shape.
They do slow down the seat heaters a bit, but I can deal with that. I'll post a couple pics in the next day or two-
I like them well enough that I'm probably going to order a set for my Tundra. The LC needed covers because the leather was shot on the drivers seat. The Tundra needs covers because it's primarily my work truck, so I want to keep the seats in good shape.
They do slow down the seat heaters a bit, but I can deal with that. I'll post a couple pics in the next day or two-
offthebeatenpath
Adventurer
As promised-
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Westy
Adventurer
Those seat covers look great and reasonably priced too. Good find. Thanks for sharing.
As promised-
"Ruff Tuff covers from my local truck accessories dealer. I think I paid $325 for the fronts with the "tactical package"
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4xdog
Explorer
I use Escape Gear in all of my trucks. Canvas and made in South Africa.
http://www.equipt1.com/i/seat-covers/toyota-land-cruiser-100
Not cheap, but nice stuff never is
I have a set of Escape Gear Jeep JK covers on my 2001 Tacoma DC. Not a perfect fit, but really not too bad -- Paul has a thread on here from a few years ago on this application. The canvas is durable and comfortable in all weather. I'm very happy with Escape Gear and would recommend them fershure.
So I found you can change the fabric out for different fabrics. I didn't see a tactical package but they do have a spec ops package. Is that what your talking about. Also have any idea of what fabric yours is.