Front Seat Cover Replacement - 2004 Jeep Liberty Limited

[@LesterWare]

This video helped a lot. The seat cover from Richmond was a perfect match. Better Quality than OEM. Simple but time consuming.

[@MorrowSind]

Hell of a job on this. It turned out great!

[@thebadinfluencer6019]

Well done and informative video.

[@morrellsipe6141]

Your video was a big help. Thanks for sharing.

[@srosellerjr]

OMG this is so complicated, but very good job!

[@richmondautoupholstery]

Looks Great Bob! Thank you for your business!

[@johnnikpur4918]

Hey Bob ,
What was the costs for the seat cover replacements, both passenger & drivers side ?
Thanx.

[@robtjlutz]

That was a while ago, I do not recall. I'd check with Richmond

[@jeffhenderson9516]

This is childs play, replace the back covers.

[@Victoriavalencia27]

Please more video about the your luberty 2004, 😊

[@clydegriffin2306]

Good video. Thanks for the tutorial.

[@robtjlutz]

You bet

[@joec384]

Where do I buy the covers ? Do you have a link?

[@pvc4343]

Thank you, very helpful! :-)

[@dennisrenaudjr.3632]

Video was ok. You were not suppose to put the factory medal rods back in. Inside the form is another medal rod and that one is what you use to put the medal rings around. That is why you seat cover looks all wrinkled. It has to much slack. Plus you took a little to much apart. Hey at least you made a video. I would not have.

[@robtjlutz]

Thanks for the comment. It wasn't apparent to me that I should remove the original rods -- I just didn't see a way to hook the new ones to to the anchors in the foam without tearing up the new covers. Hope your comment gets seen by the next person, they can take less apart and eliminate the original rods, then we all get a little bit smarter!