waterproof seat covers

[jaimr]

Originally Posted by Vyrus

I really like these Wet Okole covers, but for the same price I could buy leather. How difficult is the install on these? They look amazing for slip fit!?
-Cyrus

I have actually put these over leather before. As for the fit, most people don't even know I have seat cover on. They are simple to install, they stretch fit over the seat with staps under. It took me, maybe, 15 minutes. I have never seen anybody that has had Wet Okole and not liked them. I have seen others who bought cheaper neoprene covers and not like them. By the way, my covers actually look better then the ones in the picture above .

[Voodoo]

By the way, my covers actually look better then the ones in the picture above

dont tease, post a pic

everyone here likes to see great aftermarket parts

[RememberThisTitan]

ive had Wet Ok's for about 1.5 years on the titan now. was actually my first post here. Ah memories....http://www.titantalk.com/forums/tita...at-covers.html

hopefully the price has gone down by now. the titan was new to there product line then. But anyway, they are great. go on and off real easy. cleaning them kind of sucks, but i only do it about twice a year. i look at the build up of dirt on them, and it makes me feel better about spending the money just thinking about how dirty my seats would have been.

[jaimr]

Originally Posted by Voodoo

dont tease, post a pic

everyone here likes to see great aftermarket parts

Here ya go.

[shyster54]

Been using the cr grade neoprene covers for my backseat from Coverking for about a month now...

No leakage, and the cleanup has been rather easy.

[CPNCTitan]

JAIMR, what are you using to cover the console cover and what color are those Okoles?

[jaimr]

Originally Posted by CPNCTitan

JAIMR, what are you using to cover the console cover and what color are those Okoles?

I was wondering how long it would take somebody to ask me that . The center lid cover is leather and it is from an Infiniti QX56. It is the same lid as the Titan but leather. The Okoles are charcoal and black.

[AJCanon]

Wet Okole is the way to go...

install is very simple.

After you place an order they will call you to verify your exact seat characteristics. They also sent me swatches of fabric colors so I an really zero in on the color I wanted.

The fit is perfect. I recommend you spend the money and avoid fighting with cheaper products on the market that will not fit as well, or be as attractive and durable...

[titan_189]

I just ordered mine this morning direct from wet okle...Very pleasant on the phone, should be done in three weeks, $560.US for front and rear KC w/buckets that includes 65$ shipping to Canada. I plan on keeping this truck a while so seat covers are a must!

[roy365]

Originally Posted by jaimr

ummmm......i dont think that is what you meant......or maybe it is?

My .02 here is i just installed my Wet Okole's and they are good quality. Despite the fact that you feel like you have wrestled a bear all day after you put them in.

[Waterfowler]

Wet Okole took care of my problems. The customer service is fantastic.

[QShip]

Geeze! That sucks! I need some covers for my truck becuase the driver's chair has started to show some wear.

I might have to get the Nissan brand.

[Waterfowler]

Wet Okole took care of my problems. The customer service is fantastic.

[nick123]

i thought the nissan ones were only for 04 with no side air bags.

[jaimr]

[quote=Waterfowler]Wet Okoles are beautiful seat covers and super soft but they are not that durable.

Are you sure the ones in the picture are Wet Okole's?? Wet Okoles are not made with fabric. The one's that you have pictured look like the cheap knock offs.