Rugged Ridge | Seat Cover Kit, Black/Red | 13297.53 | Fits 2011-2018 Jeep Wrangler JKU 4-Door

I own a truck dealership and buy a lot of seat covers - for personal and work - these are hands down the best looking, most comfortable ever! Installed them in my personal, high modified Jeep Wrangler and they look fabulous. Install was a bit of a pain, took my husband and a friend about an hour but so worth it. I would buy these for every car I own!

These seat covers are a bear to get on but once you’re done wrestling them and getting the material stretched into place they look great... took me about an hour... I think the material could be extended here and there to get slightly better coverage. And the flaps that they put in for the srs cover and the area where the back seat releases are could definitely be larger... the srs covers come out often and the back seat release covers do not stay in place at all... the head rest covers could be a little bigger... they cover the entire headrest but you can not attach the Velcro but it’s not needed in my opinion... to me this does not make a huge difference in look or functionality but at $200 they should be perfect.

Nice product, fairly easy to install. Just requires patience!

It is a struggle to install, but if you use a heavy duty trash bag it makes it so much easier. Fit like a glove.

Seat cover are nice, feel well built. Clean design and very snug fit, looks and feel factory fresh. However the Rear cover does not fit!!! It seems as if it was designed for a different vehicle. A 2016 JKU is not compatible! Rear covers are not okay! Buyer beware

Well to start they are nice looking seat covers for my 2012 jeep JKU 4 door sahara. But be prepared for some tough installation. I bought the front and rear covers and the fronts have a velcro that you have to slip through the upper and lower parts of the seat well the velcro will grab onto the material were the leather ends and the material starts, like glue! See my pictures I slid thick paper into the crack first and they should absolutely put this procedure in their instructions, then i was able to slide the velcro through. The hooks with elastic are on the thin side see pictures its not going to last long. Then on my jeep there is the leather flaps that hang down behind the front seats that hang to cover the lower back of the chair, well they interfere with joining the velcros together for the upper seat cover see pictures you need to fold it and bunch it up to get it to work. Makes the install kind of ugly. Then the head rest covers, why they are made so small I dont know!? head covers dont need to be that tight they are not going to move so guys come on add a 1/2 inch of material to the head rests. They actually squish my head rests down they are so tight and keep popping up, see pictures. The zipper on the backs seat just kept unzipping while i was trying to install it. I think it didnt get sewed on probably it was all zigzag on the material around the zipper. Maybe a velcro at bottom near zipper to keep it still. And finally you guys should eliminate the pocket on the backside it just hangs loose and is ugly or put more elasticity in it. see pictures when you go to lay the back seat down it snags the pocket. And lastly the airbag cover pocket thingy geez ad more material it never stays tucked in. see picture. My 2 cents.

Overall amazing product exactly what you want for neoprene covers on a Jeep. Just like other reviews expect the shade of the color to be about 2 shades lighter than product picture (Was expecting more a Coyote Tan than desert white tan) As for installation holy F*** the other reviews aren’t lying. You’re going to need some patience and expect to get pissed. Headrest - Not to hard ~ 3 min did it while it was still on the seat then fully took off to force the Velcro underneath (it will barley catch) Top seat - First part (easy) just pull down tick side air bag cover. For the connecting flap (you are going to get frustrated as F*** it is a near impossible fit the…as soon as you get the velcro to fit it sticks to the cotton in between your seat backer. To save yourself sweaty frustration - measure the width of your seat and cut a strip of the cardboard box the seat covers come in *big enough to slide through your seat 4 inches both ways. (This will prevent the Velcro from catching inbetween your seat) it’s still a super beyond tight fit but just takes jimming. To expedite it more I took 550 cord and girth hitched both corners of the Velcro pushed the cord threw first then just pulled it from the back. (Wish I woulda don’t that from the start made the second seat only 5min to install after 45min on the drivers seat) Bottom portion- If you use the above cardboard/ 550 cord method it’s easy. If not good luck getting angry with the impossible fort inbetween the seats for the buckles. Endstate - Great product worth the money and time (just like anything with a Jeep your just going to get angry until it’s done)

It was like putting a wetsuit on a pig, most definitely a two person job as it took me over an hour and all the sweat of installing them solo only to fit the back seat covers on, the front were just as much of a struggle. However, they are FANTASTIC! I 100% recommend them.