I’ll just say this; I’ve got $90 in two Chinesium front seat bottoms and could not be more pleased with their look, fit, and definitely cost. I got the first for $55 and the second for $35. They have been on for 2 years and still look great, with the passenger side still looking brand new. Both side took longer to pull the seat out of the truck than it was to remove and apply the new leather (likely pleather). I estimate roughly 30 minutes per seat, with removal and prep taking easily twice that per side.
Moral of this post; I paid a whole lot less and didn’t even need to deal with crappy customer service. And if one rips, I’m not too concerned with it as I’m not out much.
Moral of this post; I paid a whole lot less and didn’t even need to deal with crappy customer service. And if one rips, I’m not too concerned with it as I’m not out much.