Seat Covers - 4x4

Ruff nuts seat covers,

Black Duck,

just a couple to look at


Cheers Kev

Gday,
Sorry...but I cant remember who made them, but they were a paded canvas cover that lasted for years. We used to buy them from our local Toyota dealer and I think they were made in WA.
Someone else might be able to shead some more light on were they come from.
Cheers

For excellent protection but barely any comfort go Black duck.

For excellent protection and comfort go Rough Country padded canvas seat covers. Available from Autopro i think or Auto One. Very comfortable and have pockets on back also.

BIL has them in his Hilux, i like them very much. I just have sheepskins, no protection but alot of comfort.

Black Duck for sure. I have them in my landcruiser and commodore. My staffy can climb in out and around and she can never wear them out.
Well worth the $350

I have just purchased MSA canvas covers they are a little more than Black Duck at $440 but the fit is a lot better.Look at their web site for prices etc.
Good luck Vic

I did something very unusual for me and bought the cheapest canvas seat covers I could find… Rough Country through Auto Pro. Re Koozer’s comment above. They were about half the price of the others and to my surprise fitted like a glove. I got front and rear seats done for about the cost of front only from the others. I highly recommend them.
Myles.

Thanks very much everyone. Some terrific and practical advice here.
Regards, Ian

I you don't want anything fancy then just get some cheap ones. I have some ARB ones cost me about $80 or something a couple of years ago and they just slip over the seats and are washable

We have had Black Duck in several different cars (yes at times Hubby should have kept them rather than leaving with the car when sold).

I've seen Michelle Sacs advertised a lot.

I have seen the ones in Auto1 etc and no real reason why I wouldn't give them a go. Maybe the canvas isn't as thick? But then on the other hand things can be over built, not everyone wants or needs their seat covers to last for 10yrs or whatever.

In saying that you could get the standard (non canvas) cheap jobs or go for comfort in something like a sheepskin if you didn't mind washing them from time to time. The only real downside to the canvas is that it can get pretty hot on the bare legs in summer. But ease of cleaning in my view negates that!

More GREAT advice. Thank you very much everyone. cheers Ian

Have a look at wetseat neoprene covershttp://www.thewetseat.com/. Have them on my Hilux and are performing very well. They remain soft unlike the canvas ones.