🚙 Rough Country Neoprene Seat Covers: Front/Rear Black Fits 2011-2012 Jeep Wrangler JK 2DR - Custom Water Resistant [Model 91006] Review

Pretty easy to put on, these covers fit very well. Double-check and make sure you're buying the right model, as the interior of the JK Wrangler changes every few years. They look very nice and clean, I would buy again.

my main concern is that the straps will stretch in all weathers, the stitching on the ends will hold up where they are sewn into the cover, time will tell , apart from that the thick neoprene is very comfortable and fits the best I've seen in the seat covers to ensure you enter the correct year for your vehicle.

I love these seat covers! This is exactly what I wanted and they really make my jeep look like new inside. Delivered quickly and just wanted me to order. I like the neoprene seats. These are some of the best prices you can get on neoprene, and you get a back seat cover too. Super happy with my purchase! Thank you RK!

Roughy Country will FedEx them from their warehouse. Delivery was delayed due to FedEx losing 2 trailers at their Memphis transportation center. RC's customer service was amazing when we faced this delivery fiasco. I am waiting for the rear seat cover to be replaced as the holes for the headrest were not punched in one go. I'm sure RC will fix this problem quickly.

Jeep Wrangler 2012 2-Door. I hesitated because of the price range. For example, I shop at Cabela from time to time. The Cabela price for ONE neoprene seat cover is around $160. That's $320 for just the two front seats! When I found out I could buy my whole Jeep for the price of one, I took a chance. I couldn't be happier. It has a custom fit, is easy to slip on and adds some cushioning. I didn't think I'd like the logo on the front seat covers, but it's grayish instead of white, so I really…

I have been looking for neoprene covers for my Wrangler for years but have always been afraid of the price. When I saw the price of this complete set I couldn't resist as the whole set is about what you would normally pay for the front seats only. I wouldn't say they were "easy" to install, but it can definitely be done with a little patience. I was expecting the driver's seat to be the stiffest, but it turned out to be the easiest compared to the passenger seat. Do yourself a favor and remove…