Quality rear seat cover w/ the 60/40 split?

[LINUS]

Anybody here seen a GOOD rear seat cover that really wraps the base & back cushions, and has separate covers for each headrest?

I REALLY would like the 60/40 split to work since I store load straps & misc behind the seat.

I'm fine with $$$, my boxer is getting passive-aggressive towards my Tundra.

He poops right in front of the driver door, no joke.
Bozo has an easy 1500'++ lawn & gravel driveway, 1st poop is always in front of the Tundra door since he doesn't ride in it but always rides in the 80 (no poop there). I swear he knows what he's doing.

If I don't get a seat cover I'm pretty sure he'll 'turn up the volume' more......and I don't want to see what that would be.

 

[fjdemon]

Anybody here seen a GOOD rear seat cover that really wraps the base & back cushions, and has separate covers for each headrest?

I REALLY would like the 60/40 split to work since I store load straps & misc behind the seat.

I'm fine with $$$, my boxer is getting passive-aggressive towards my Tundra.

He poops right in front of the driver door, no joke.
Bozo has an easy 1500'++ lawn & gravel driveway, 1st poop is always in front of the Tundra door since he doesn't ride in it but always rides in the 80 (no poop there). I swear he knows what he's doing.

If I don't get a seat cover I'm pretty sure he'll 'turn up the volume' more......and I don't want to see what that would be.

I have the Carhartt Seat Savers. The 60/40 split is around $275 on their site, but you can look around and maybe get a better deal. They are super durable, but I'd rate them a 6-7 out of 10 for fitment all around (front and back). On the back seats they don't slip all the way down the back. You'd think for $$$ they would. The front passenger seat cover always seems to come loose, but the driver side does not; I need to look into it and see if there is any other way I can place bottom attachment point somewhere else (currently on the seat adjustment bar). Otherwise no complaints. They do fit fairly well and seem like they will hold up.

 

[fjdemon]

Mine isn't the 60/40 split, but you can get the gist My 2008 Tundra

 

[nuclearlemon]

Anybody here seen a GOOD rear seat cover that really wraps the base & back cushions, and has separate covers for each headrest?

I REALLY would like the 60/40 split to work since I store load straps & misc behind the seat.
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the tundra forums live by wet okole, clazzio and katskins. i had wet okole in my 40 and found them to not be durable and they showed every bit of the slightest oils from your skin, but i wasn't going to spend $800 on the clazzios..for that, i'll wait til what i have is trashed and just get the seats recovered.
i found the durafits on amazon. durable enough, fit decent (they were loose looking when i first put them on, but after a few warm days, they've settled well). i did do the rear seat mod to allow them to tilt down and the rear cover gets caught where the hooks are and has gotten a couple holes in it and the headrests were a B&%^% to put on and the velcro looks pulled, but the price was right. $180 for both front and rear. i'd do it again

i don't have pics of them now that they've settled, but here's the pics from when i first put them in

 

[fjdemon]

the tundra forums live by wet okole, clazzio and katskins. i had wet okole in my 40 and found them to not be durable and they showed every bit of the slightest oils from your skin, but i wasn't going to spend $800 on the clazzios..for that, i'll wait til what i have is trashed and just get the seats recovered.
i found the durafits on amazon. durable enough, fit decent (they were loose looking when i first put them on, but after a few warm days, they've settled well). i did do the rear seat mod to allow them to tilt down and the rear cover gets caught where the hooks are and has gotten a couple holes in it and the headrests were a B&%^% to put on and the velcro looks pulled, but the price was right. $180 for both front and rear. i'd do it again

i don't have pics of them now that they've settled, but here's the pics from when i first put them in
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Wow those look like a screaming deal for $180! How thick is the material?

 

[nuclearlemon]

Wow those look like a screaming deal for $180! How thick is the material?

this is what website shows
Spec: 600x600 Denier Polyester, DWR, Urethane Coated.
here's the link
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00OHURDYU/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

[LINUS]

@nuclearlemon - ungh. I hate to admit this (my age showing, I'm no millennial) - I'm not trained to hit Amazon. Funny, right? - the "global domination" HQ is ~75 miles from me.

I'll have to Amazon it, see what sticks.

My big thing is fit, dogproof for at least 2yrs between changeouts, charcoal/black color.

I'm just covering rear, since he wears a real harness & is belted in traffic. Really the 40% side is all I'm going to even use - the 60% side is just extra material.
The front 2 buckets are "people only" / no covers. He's trained to the rear PS door.

He's only 3, and I don't expect to get another boxer (they cute AF, but 2 is a zoo) - he's a nut for rides & all that, so I'll spend the $$$$ for whatever cover best fits my parameters though.

1 boxer lays on the couch, 2 boxers want to know what the inside of the couch tastes like

 

[nuclearlemon]

you can get just the rear row. iirc, about $90. if you don't amazon, you can order direct from their website

 

[fjdemon]

If your goal is just to protect and do clean up look at these: @LINUS https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01M0XZ0Y...t=&hvlocphy=9052078&hvtargid=pla-313181515626

 

[fjdemon]

https://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasics...id=1515604187&sr=1-12&keywords=pet+seat+cover they also make this kind. I am posting amazon for ease, but you can find these anywhere.

 

[slowmo]

This is why I love the work truck package on my ‘12 DC Base 5.7!

Sadly, the package is getting harder to find on new units, especially with the 5.7.

 

[LINUS]

As a sounding board idea, I'm thinking I may just get a leather seat cover for the rear 60/40 seat, tuck a towel on it were Bozo likes to be.

It's what I've done in the 80 (std rr leather seat), and I just slather the spot he hits with saddle oil every couple years, let it soak in & wipe off.

I keep toenails rounded with a Dremel (gotta start young), so no holes or hard scratches from him. He's only ~65#'s so not too heavy either.

It's $$$ but a proven method for me in the 80.