These seat covers are well worth the money in the pricing category! Quick DIY install on my Tacoma ruclips.net/video/WbtSqwYCCdU/видео.htmlsi=KKCeiMUfDI9aohjB
Take the seats out. I’ve watched multiple videos. Everyone leaves the seats in. Take em out. 4 bolts per seat. It’ll save you a ton of time and allow you to route the straps in the seat frame and secure them properly. It’s a must if you have a 3rd gen Tacoma with power seats. Slide the top cover over the front seats, Unbolt the seat, tilt it back, disconnect the wiring harness under the seat, remove seat from vehicle, put the seat on the tailgate upside down. Locate the screws on the front and rear of the plastic cover surrounding the seat and remove. Remove the screws holding the power seat control box, put the bottom seat cover on and tuck the straps behind the control box, here you can use a small self tapping sheet metal screw and washer to secure the large flap to the seat frame. This will prevent it from coming untucked. You don’t have to do this step. You can also pop the plastic clip on the right side of the drivers seat and poke a screwdriver through the cover and secure the cover with the factory plastic clip. You don’t have to do that step either. I just see those being problem areas possibly coming untucked and tried to take preventative measures. Now you can reinstall the power seat control box and screws, reinstall the 2 screws for the outer plastic cover. Route the straps through the seat frame being careful to not contact any wires, motors or tracks the seat rides on. Secure straps and tuck excess into the frame, put the seat in the truck, tilt it back and reconnect the wiring harness or harnesses, reinstall the seat and enjoy the peace of mind knowing you did it right the first time. Rear seats you’ll need to take 550 paracord and tie around the front seat hinges. Now tie more paracord to the ends of the chord on the covers and secure it to the 550 chord you tied around the hinges. This will allow you to secure them tighter. I see the rear covers probably giving me issues later on. I hope not. Time will tell. So far I’m happy. I’ll certainly let you know when I’m not. Thanks. Shane. Installed DrCarNow Front and Rear Seat Covers With Center Console Cover in a 2023 Tacoma 2 days ago
The front seats are nice and fit snug. The rear bottoms are poor in my opinion. That g string to tie them together is useless. Each time you open and close your bottom you’ll need to fix the cover. For $250 these covers are good enough. Not great by any means.
These seat covers are well worth the money in the pricing category!
Quick DIY install on my Tacoma
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Take the seats out. I’ve watched multiple videos. Everyone leaves the seats in. Take em out. 4 bolts per seat. It’ll save you a ton of time and allow you to route the straps in the seat frame and secure them properly. It’s a must if you have a 3rd gen Tacoma with power seats. Slide the top cover over the front seats, Unbolt the seat, tilt it back, disconnect the wiring harness under the seat, remove seat from vehicle, put the seat on the tailgate upside down. Locate the screws on the front and rear of the plastic cover surrounding the seat and remove. Remove the screws holding the power seat control box, put the bottom seat cover on and tuck the straps behind the control box, here you can use a small self tapping sheet metal screw and washer to secure the large flap to the seat frame. This will prevent it from coming untucked. You don’t have to do this step. You can also pop the plastic clip on the right side of the drivers seat and poke a screwdriver through the cover and secure the cover with the factory plastic clip. You don’t have to do that step either. I just see those being problem areas possibly coming untucked and tried to take preventative measures. Now you can reinstall the power seat control box and screws, reinstall the 2 screws for the outer plastic cover. Route the straps through the seat frame being careful to not contact any wires, motors or tracks the seat rides on. Secure straps and tuck excess into the frame, put the seat in the truck, tilt it back and reconnect the wiring harness or harnesses, reinstall the seat and enjoy the peace of mind knowing you did it right the first time. Rear seats you’ll need to take 550 paracord and tie around the front seat hinges. Now tie more paracord to the ends of the chord on the covers and secure it to the 550 chord you tied around the hinges. This will allow you to secure them tighter. I see the rear covers probably giving me issues later on. I hope not. Time will tell. So far I’m happy. I’ll certainly let you know when I’m not. Thanks. Shane. Installed DrCarNow Front and Rear Seat Covers With Center Console Cover in a 2023 Tacoma 2 days ago
Holy crap dude, thank you so much. I did my driver side first and then saw your comment and it was so much easier!!
@@317ermacyou’re very welcome
@@317ermacyou’re welcome
Is there an email address I can contact you guys at?
The front seats are nice and fit snug. The rear bottoms are poor in my opinion. That g string to tie them together is useless. Each time you open and close your bottom you’ll need to fix the cover. For $250 these covers are good enough. Not great by any means.
I agree. They are awesome!!!!
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