🔨 Dickies 3003418LD: Advanced Workwear with Unmatched Durability Review

If you drive a Lyft or Uber, you can expect a drunk every weekend. If you're lucky, you'll be asked to stop and open the rear window. I had a friend who couldn't even find his home and I was worried about his bladder. I put this on to protect my new car and no one has complained or even seemed to notice.

It's a shame I can't give this a higher rating as I love the durable material and finish on the seams of this case but there it is two main downsides to this otherwise high quality product: #1, as you can see from the attached photo, this cover is nowhere near big enough to cover the back seat of my Ford F250 pickup. It drops 2 inches + less on each side. #2, manufacturers could make thin seat belts much better. These rubber bands will wear out quite a bit after the first two rides in the car…

I ordered this brand hoping that this brand would last as long as the pants and overalls I like. It's not like this. I bought it for my Nissan Ganley NV2500 work truck. It doesn't fit well, but I didn't expect it to fit well. "One size fits all" means "this size doesn't fit anyone". What bothered me was that the lid was unscrewed every day and sometimes several times a day. Even more disappointing was the fact that I fitted the seat cover on July 29, 2021. Today is August 20th, 2021. It rips at

I have a 2008 Chevy Express Van, a typical work truck. You'd think there are so many of these trucks out there that it would be easy to make a seat cover that fits. I have tried different Dickie's seat covers for this car. None of them were great but this one is terrible and will definitely be the last. After putting it on, which wasn't easy, it actually looked like I'd put a contractor's garbage bag on the seat. It looks very different, doesn't give where it needs to, and doesn't buckle where…