🚗 Water Resistant Neoprene Seat Covers for 2013-2018 Jeep Wrangler JK 4DR, 1st/2nd Row - Rough Country 91004 Review

Once fitted you'll never realize these aren't factory seats, but they are SOOOOOO much better than the factory ones! I've already spilled a full glass of water in the back seat and it saved my seat! They are easy to remove my dog's hair and are SUPER comfortable. I know some people had trouble moving the seat base and I had too initially, but after readjusting it and making sure everything was tight I had no problems. I put them in the sun on a warm day before installing and they were on for…

Would have been five stars - Appearance and quality are very good. Two minor flaws to note when reviewing - both have been mentioned in other reviews. My wife loves the heated seats, which doesn't work so well on our Wrangler with these covers. Another issue is easy shifting/sliding, especially in the front seats. The three children and the golden one don't seem to have any problems with the rear seats, but both front seats have to be moved a bit when boarding. Maybe that's the only way to get…

In the middle of the installation I have cuts and bruises up and down my arms. The pieces aren't labeled so it's trial and error until you can figure out where all the pieces fit and there are no instructions. You'll need a flashlight and something long and thin to thread the straps and fabric through the seats, and NBA player-length arms around a small child. You'll also need a well-lit area, air conditioning, and clear vision. I also recommend removing the doors prior to installation…

Just installed today. It took me about 2 hours and I had to look at the pictures from amazon.com to get it right as there are no instructions included. Installing it in a 2016 Jeep Wrangler JKU was relatively easy and I've found that changing the position of the seats (front and rear) over time helps with maneuvering the seat belts etc. Make sure you lengthen the straps so they connect and then tighten them as this helps Also make sure you line up the straps under the seats before you start…