The Seat Shop Driver Bottom Replacement Seat Cover - Medium Dark Pewter (Gray) Leather (Compatible with 2003-2006 Chevrolet Tahoe, Suburban, Silverado, and GMC Yukon, Yukon XL, Sierra)

This was a spot on perfect match and replacement for for my 2004 Chevy Avalanche driver’s seat bottom. I had the dealer service do the install, which went in perfect, and they commented that it was an absolutely spot-on perfect color match, perfect fit, and identical quality to OEM seat replacements , which are no longer available. They asked where I found this, I told them - The Seat Shop in Texas, made in the USA! One month after install, I am so happy!!! Highly recommend!

Looks like the factory seat cover. Buy with a replacement foam pad and you will not regret it. Hard to install because the leather is so tight, but this tightness is what makes the seat look so good once the install is complete.

I love these. They fit perfectly. Look just like factory. The installation was easy. The instructional videos that The Seat Shop has on YouTube are excellent. I will be redoing all the seats in my Avalanche with these. I could not be more happy with these. If you get them you will not be disappointed.

Bought this and a new heating element for the driver's seat in my 2006 Sierra. Solidly stitched all around and the leather surface is really nice leather. The bottom of the seat now looks just like new so I may replace the seat back upholstery to match. I'd recommend The Seat Shop to anyone.

Purchased replacement foam and a new bottom cover for my 2004 Suburban. Existing bottom foam was shot and leather was split. Watched and followed The Seat Shop videos on YouTube. Removed the seat and stripped it down only to find that the seat pan was cracked on the driver door side. Had a local welding shop repair the pan. Foam went back on perfectly. First impression of the leather cover was that there is no way it will fit back on. Rewatched the videos. Seat cover took some effort...brute force effort. Attached the rear clip then placed the seat bottom on the floor and kneeled over it pressing down hard to compress the foam. Finaly got the front clip to roll over onto the sheet metal and from there it went on pretty easy. Massaged out the wrinkles, reassembled, and it looks perfect. Two notes 1. Wear a pair of gloves. The sheet metal pan edges are sharp. 2. Watch the videos.I would certainly recommend The Seat Shop products for your GMC/Chevy seats.

The installation videos were excellent. However, the front clip would not stay on and I ended up adding additional screws to hold the clip to the metal edges at the front. The fit and finish was excellent and the color was exact. Would recommend it. Other seller reviews for identical products have indicated that they had issues with the front clip as well. The OEM installation must have a special way to ensure the clip stays on. Still recommend it. It was replacing cloth seats and I ended up replacing the foam cushion as well.

My Avalanche is an 03, so 21 years is pretty good for the factory seat. But it started to tear so I decided it needed to be fixed. I watched the seat shop videos and ordered this cover. Took me about an hour start to finish. I am very happy with how it turned out. Take your time and WEAR GLOVES, everything under the seat is razor sharp.

I watched all of The Seat Shops utube vids. Including the comparison ones with other manufacturers. If theirs is supposedly the best oem one, the others must be complete junk. My factory is the very dark pewter 692 code. Where mine turn to cloth they are light grey. The Seat Shops are black. In their utube vid it showed how great their colors matched. The part you sit on is almost perfect. The sides are closer to black and the cover looks 2 tone. It fits kinda loose as well. Yes it has their new dura foam cushion under it. If this is an example of their “OEM” cover, im not impressed at all with the claim of oem! They prob woulda got 3 stars if I didnt watch all those vids about how great their covers are. It good for a replacement if your stocker is ripped up. Definitely arent gonna win any car shows with it... If I coulda found the factory cover, thats what I would of used! Even for the 4-500 dollar price. I got 400 into this show stopper cover, with foam and new heater...