car seat covers

all i know is that my cheepie canvas covers over vinyl seats were bloody hot compared to my cheepie sheepskin covers over vinyl seats ,dont much like a sweaty bum crack-chappy chappy rash!!

I spent over $200.00 for a pair of front seat sheepskin covers and they are worth every dollar paid.
No more getting out of the car with sore legs and numb arse. I used to get out of the car all sore and stiff from sitting for a few hours driving but the sheepskins have made it a whole lot better. Never had canvas seat covers but had those cheap woven ones(carpet looking?) and they were no good.

Regards
Sparkiepete

My take on Michelle's SAC's IMHO.. (New Hilux)

1. Pain in the arse to fit , front and rear.
2. Made the seats so bleep in hard I took the front ones off.
3. They are so tight the covers take the lumbar out of the seats, this should improve over a period of time with stretching if you can live with them.
4. Left the rear ones on because I am forever sitting things on the seats and kids have habit of spilling things etc etc.
5. Otherwise the covers are well made and very very durable

Ben we put canvas seat covers made by Candy Canvas in South Australia on our last Prado and they were fantastic. We have another set on our survey vehicle and they still look brand new. Easy to fit, comfortable and easy to clean. As well as being very hard wearing. We had ours on the old Prado for four years and they still looked brand new when we traded it in. Comfort was never in question as the CC guys used 12 oz canvas that is softened for comfort but wear is never compromised.

Sheepskin covers by their nature force you to change a seat position which can sometimes be a bit disconcerting but they are also very comfortable. Biggest but is that they get dirty and are hard to keep clean.

I would suggest you check out the Candy Canvas website.

Rob