Thank you for doing this review. I almost cheaped out and bought the neosupreme covers but one look at your Camaro driver side cover made me change my mind 😂. Neoprene it is!
I recently bought the CoverKing "CR-Grade" neoprene covers for my 2018 Ram crew cab. They are NOT AT ALL 10mm thick like they say on the website but they do fit so very well. They fit so well they look like the truck came that way. I have only installed the rear so far as of today. I purchased the two tone charcoal and black color. The "charcoal" color is not near as dark as a normal person would expect.
Ordered custom covers for my Ford Maverick. They were of substandard quality and fit despite a hefty cost. I took numerous videos of the issues and sent them along. They refused to even look at them and refused the return. Not a company I would recommend to my worst enemy.
I have the neosupem ones so far its been a year in a half of stuff every where being wet stuff being spilled on them and i will say they have held up to the abuse of kids and anything we can do in a suv from lake trips but i do want to upgrade next to the these and test them out
Thanks! You actually taught me something I didn't know. I use "fitment" regularly and apparently it means something completely different You are correct lol
They have been great for me! No complaints. I'll do another update at like the 5 year mark and see how they are still holding up. I definitely don't recommend the neosupreme but the neoprene ones are great.
Few comments, Are you gonna put a video up on your Box reinstalled? And again for the 2014 in the future Frnt and rear brakes, Pads and or Rotors...Frnt and rear shocks...And Have you tried or recommend a AFM block for the engine so doesn't go into 4 cy moad? Great vids thanks guys.😎
The toolbox or the bed? I have already shot a video for the front and rear brakes, just need to get around to editing it. Shocks will definitely be happening and I'll probably be doing a small lift at the same time. I have not used one of those plug and play tuners yet but it is a good idea to try one out before I delete the AFM. I plan to swap the cam and fully delete the AFM system this summer and will be making videos on all of that. Thanks for the suggestions 👍👍 keep them coming.
@@TheSundaeDrive Ya the bed .Think am gonna get the Range to delete AFM.My trk is same as yours and my friends trk is the same as your friends thats on your vids also! Ok keep up the great work.Got a Airaid coming for mine.
Thanks! I haven't had any issues with them being hot in the summer. If you go all black I imagine they might be a litte warmer but definetely cooler than leather. You may sweat a little more with these since you do sink into them a little bit.
@@TheSundaeDrive Ok, thanks! I was considering the NeoSupreme too and saw your other video and it looks as if Neoprene is the way to go. I tend to keep vehicles until the wheels fall off so the extra cost should be worth it in the long run.
I know you have an installation video, but how viable do you think it is to use these occasionally (i.e. beach vacations, times you know you’ll be messy, but not all the times). Is it very time consuming to put on and take off?
Man. I’m trying to decide between the neoprene and the Cathcart. The Cathcart finish looks kind of sucky for the price. But I’m a mechanic and need something that won’t tear and that won’t stain. Any suggestions that can backed up y’all?
I get in pretty dirty sometimes from working on cars and mine is still in pretty good shape. Has some staining but not terrible. I haven't tried to wash them yet tho. If your clothes are greasy, I think that will stain just about anything tho. These are very comfortable at least.
It has a slight smell but it isn't unpleasant, more like new car smell. Not bad enough that it ever bothered me at all so I'm not even sure when it wore off lol.
are you kidding me on this these guys are trying to show you how to put seat covers on and they're mixing up with with their brother seat covers and like a bunch of clowns
Thank you for doing this review. I almost cheaped out and bought the neosupreme covers but one look at your Camaro driver side cover made me change my mind 😂. Neoprene it is!
Glad it helped!
Thank you for a great video with not only lots of great information and very good audio and great camera work
No problem! I'm glad you enjoyed it! Pete does a great job behind the camera
I was on the fence with these and you just sold me on em. Thank you!
Glad it helped you out!
I recently bought the CoverKing "CR-Grade" neoprene covers for my 2018 Ram crew cab. They are NOT AT ALL 10mm thick like they say on the website but they do fit so very well. They fit so well they look like the truck came that way.
I have only installed the rear so far as of today.
I purchased the two tone charcoal and black color. The "charcoal" color is not near as dark as a normal person would expect.
They do fit really well
"10 mil" NOT "10 mm" Dumb American...
If you pop up the cup holder, you can tuck the center console cover under it and lock it back down.
Good idea. I'll give that a try
Ordered custom covers for my Ford Maverick. They were of substandard quality and fit despite a hefty cost. I took numerous videos of the issues and sent them along. They refused to even look at them and refused the return. Not a company I would recommend to my worst enemy.
I have the neosupem ones so far its been a year in a half of stuff every where being wet stuff being spilled on them and i will say they have held up to the abuse of kids and anything we can do in a suv from lake trips but i do want to upgrade next to the these and test them out
Thank you for the review. By the way, There is no such word as “fitment”... or at least not in this context.
Thanks! You actually taught me something I didn't know. I use "fitment" regularly and apparently it means something completely different You are correct lol
@@TheSundaeDrive No worries. Thanks for a great review!
Coverking uses the word "fitment" right on their website. As do many products designed for the auto industry.
They’re priced at $350 for my 2000 Explorer. But if they’re as good as the video they’ll be worth the investment.
They have been great for me! No complaints. I'll do another update at like the 5 year mark and see how they are still holding up. I definitely don't recommend the neosupreme but the neoprene ones are great.
Thank you!!!
Cliff, you should review the seat covers we offer. Contact us for details. Thanks for the content man.
I'll check it out. Thanks!
@@TheSundaeDrive Sounds good. Thanks! You guys have awesome content. Would love to work with you guys.
Thanks! :)
50,000 miles in 2 freaking years!?!?!?!?!? Christ, is the engine ever allowed to cool off??? Can't comprehend driving 25,000 miles a year!!!!!!!!!
Few comments, Are you gonna put a video up on your Box reinstalled? And again for the 2014 in the future Frnt and rear brakes, Pads and or Rotors...Frnt and rear shocks...And Have you tried or recommend a AFM block for the engine so doesn't go into 4 cy moad? Great vids thanks guys.😎
The toolbox or the bed? I have already shot a video for the front and rear brakes, just need to get around to editing it. Shocks will definitely be happening and I'll probably be doing a small lift at the same time. I have not used one of those plug and play tuners yet but it is a good idea to try one out before I delete the AFM. I plan to swap the cam and fully delete the AFM system this summer and will be making videos on all of that. Thanks for the suggestions 👍👍 keep them coming.
@@TheSundaeDrive Ya the bed .Think am gonna get the Range to delete AFM.My trk is same as yours and my friends trk is the same as your friends thats on your vids also! Ok keep up the great work.Got a Airaid coming for mine.
I might do a range video just to show how it works then sell it after. I want to do an intake video too. Thanks man! Will do
The Rangefinder is a lifesaver
Nice review! I'm considering a set for a 2018 Forester and have heard they can be a little hot in the summer months. Can you comment?
Thanks! I haven't had any issues with them being hot in the summer. If you go all black I imagine they might be a litte warmer but definetely cooler than leather. You may sweat a little more with these since you do sink into them a little bit.
@@TheSundaeDrive Ok, thanks! I was considering the NeoSupreme too and saw your other video and it looks as if Neoprene is the way to go. I tend to keep vehicles until the wheels fall off so the extra cost should be worth it in the long run.
@@hershel_van6546 same for me. I like to make it last as long as possible.
Is the Neoprene slippery (butt sliding all over the place) or do they respond like cloth and keep you in place 🤔
The layers separating is only neosupreme not neoprene
Yup. Neoprene holds up way better
Do you have heated seats and do they still work with the seat covers?
I have heated seats and they still work. Takes a little bit longer to heat through but they work!
The only thing I don’t read. It’s the terms and conditions agreement
I know you have an installation video, but how viable do you think it is to use these occasionally (i.e. beach vacations, times you know you’ll be messy, but not all the times). Is it very time consuming to put on and take off?
It's not hard on the truck because the seats are high. Can probably swap them on and off in under 10 minutes
@@TheSundaeDrive ok, great - thank you
No problem!
Man. I’m trying to decide between the neoprene and the Cathcart. The Cathcart finish looks kind of sucky for the price. But I’m a mechanic and need something that won’t tear and that won’t stain. Any suggestions that can backed up y’all?
I get in pretty dirty sometimes from working on cars and mine is still in pretty good shape. Has some staining but not terrible. I haven't tried to wash them yet tho. If your clothes are greasy, I think that will stain just about anything tho. These are very comfortable at least.
They have an armrest option in their site…. Are their armrest covers good quality? Like a nice fit to conceal the old one?
272 plus tax on amazon Geeezzzzz so 300 bucks for the front 2 seats so 600 something for all seats wow thats the same as the nice fancy leather ones
Is that the black & charcoal or the black & medium gray color that they offer ?
Pretty sure it is the charcoal
The Sundae Drive oh ok I wasn’t for sure which one it looked like honestly
What if you have heated seats? How will these affect the seat from being able to warm properly ?
My seats are heated, they take a tiny bit longer and don't get quite as warm but they still warm up enough for me.
Heated seats shouldnt be an issue but I can see an issue if you have cooled seats.
How bad is the smell? If it smelled when installed, how long has it taken to dissipate?
It has a slight smell but it isn't unpleasant, more like new car smell. Not bad enough that it ever bothered me at all so I'm not even sure when it wore off lol.
5 years plus and mine still stink
@@stevenpitingolo7777 Was going to get seat covers, but still haven't! lol
Are the neoprene covers breathable? Having a sweaty back is a no go for me.
They are supposedly waterproof so not breathable. Haven't really tested out how waterproof they are tho. In theory, they shouldnt absorb any sweat
You said "wooder proof". You from the South jersey area?
Yup SJ natives! 😬
I Like mine but they have terrible odor that has never went away
Sorry to hear that. I'm not very sensitive to smell but I don't recall any lingering odors
@@TheSundaeDrive Actually I'm not either but after 5 years it's getting old. Literally smacks you in the face everytime you get in the car.
Do they work with heated seats?
Yes, my truck has heated seats
How about buying a blanket and putting it on the seats?
Always an option 😉😋
What’s up Steve rogers
How easy is it to get your pets hair off them?
It's always seemed to vacuum off pretty easy but the sheltie is long haired and is rarely in the truck. Not sure sure for heavy shedding.
lol
are you kidding me on this these guys are trying to show you how to put seat covers on and they're mixing up with with their brother seat covers and like a bunch of clowns