In this entire video you have less than 10 seconds (5:27-5:33) where you actually show the seat covers semi-unobstructed enough to get a feel for how they look. If plan on continuing to do videos maybe work on that, or have somebody help that has a better idea of how to record.
Didn't show the front seats those are the ones that are hard to do plus they don't give you enough rope to tie them all in properly. I HAD TO GO BUY SOME. They look good I'll see how they hold up.
The front is essentially the same as the rear, and knowing that people don't like to watch videos for 13 minutes let alone 7, we felt the information was clear enough to showcase the product. Installation of the front headrest is the same as the rear and the upper portion of the front seats are held on by Velcro, it's pretty self explanatory. We do agree that the manufacturer could include a bit more rope but, we were able to make what we had work for the installation shown in the video without having to go buy any. Given time, we're confident that you will like them and they will hold up very well for you. They have for us, especially for us in our work vehicles.
Not everyone wants leather but I'll bite, show me where you can get a quality leather conversion at this price. We sold and installed Katzkin kits for years, I know firsthand that you won't touch those at this price.
This video was very very informative thank you for putting it out is there any chance that you filmed you installing the front seat covers these are the ones that I am having trouble getting fitted in my truck
We figured that people wouldn't want to watch 10-12 minutes of video for this installation so we didn't film the front since it is pretty straight forward. What kind of issues are you having, maybe we can offer some insight.
Have you contacted the manufacturer? Sounds like maybe the wrong application was sent or ordered or, possibly an installation error. I will grant you that the rope is less than optimal in some places but it has continued to work for us. We have three sets on our personnel vehicles and at least a half a dozen on fleet vehicles and not a one of them is having these issues.
Great info Will! Great looking seat covers also!
Take care, Pop
Thanks 👍
Good Information, I’m going to buy a set for my 2011 f250
@@bylerharvey1 We hope you like yours as much as we do!
@@bylerharvey1 We hope you like yours as much as we like ours!
In this entire video you have less than 10 seconds (5:27-5:33) where you actually show the seat covers semi-unobstructed enough to get a feel for how they look. If plan on continuing to do videos maybe work on that, or have somebody help that has a better idea of how to record.
@@ericvalverde6177 Why don’t you go ahead and shoot a video of the interior of a vehicle to properly show us how it’s done and we’ll critique it.
Didn't show the front seats those are the ones that are hard to do plus they don't give you enough rope to tie them all in properly. I HAD TO GO BUY SOME. They look good I'll see how they hold up.
The front is essentially the same as the rear, and knowing that people don't like to watch videos for 13 minutes let alone 7, we felt the information was clear enough to showcase the product. Installation of the front headrest is the same as the rear and the upper portion of the front seats are held on by Velcro, it's pretty self explanatory.
We do agree that the manufacturer could include a bit more rope but, we were able to make what we had work for the installation shown in the video without having to go buy any.
Given time, we're confident that you will like them and they will hold up very well for you. They have for us, especially for us in our work vehicles.
For the price of these you could buy new leather upholstery.
Not everyone wants leather but I'll bite, show me where you can get a quality leather conversion at this price.
We sold and installed Katzkin kits for years, I know firsthand that you won't touch those at this price.
Now these days it cost up to $2000 for a basic leather set
This video was very very informative thank you for putting it out is there any chance that you filmed you installing the front seat covers these are the ones that I am having trouble getting fitted in my truck
We figured that people wouldn't want to watch 10-12 minutes of video for this installation so we didn't film the front since it is pretty straight forward.
What kind of issues are you having, maybe we can offer some insight.
A waste of money my back seat can not be put on and all those ropes 600.00 wasted front driver side has to be redone every two days
Have you contacted the manufacturer? Sounds like maybe the wrong application was sent or ordered or, possibly an installation error.
I will grant you that the rope is less than optimal in some places but it has continued to work for us.
We have three sets on our personnel vehicles and at least a half a dozen on fleet vehicles and not a one of them is having these issues.