Rugged Ridge | Seat Cover Kit, Black | 13297.01 | Fits 2011-2018 Jeep Wrangler JKU 4-Door

The media could not be loaded. I installed these covers on a 2013 Rubicon. It was a super tight fit, but they did fit. I used plastic wedges to get the material between the seat at the joint between the upper and lower parts of the seat. I had to do the upper cover before the lower cover and it took me about 20 minutes per cover to install but when I was done they looked great.We bought the cheep ones Amazon had for about 80 bucks. We were short one head rest cover but had an interior shop make us a 2nd one which matches the original covers great. We probably could have lived without the head rest covers but... The head rest covers also took a lot of work but once on looks great.After they were installed we took a open top trip to the Cascades. dust and dirt all over the interior. It was a hot day here, in the middle 80's, and I thought the covers were not too hot to sit on and breathed well.Don't purchase these if you don't want to put a lot of effort into installing them. I would recommend them to other Jeep owners!

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)

The seat covers are really nice. They’re a tight fit and they look good.

I purchased these seat covers in Aug 2016 and it's now April 2017 but I'd say the real problems started in the fall not just a few months after I paid top dollar for cheap garbage.My initial complaint when unboxing is what a jaw dropping pink these seats covers are. I have other red trim pieces in my Jeep and one in particular is the Red Mesh Roof Cover. These seats in comparison are anything but red. I went to a popular social media page to complain along with the picture attached here and was told this:"Our red will match other things that we sell are red. It will not necessarily match reds from other companies. That being said the red will change a bit over time."I decided to trust their statement because it's all I could do at this point. I didn't want to take those things back off again but I regret my decision to be lazy. I didn't show them my Rugged Ridge Red Mesh Top in comparison so I couldn't hold that statement against them, but for giggles I included a picture of their Mesh Top here for your eyes to see. The statement that they'll "darken over time" made me curious as to why. Sweat maybe? Gross. You would think that the UV rays would lighten the seats not darken them but still I listened and followed the orders.Seat covers are expensive and especially these ones. I've seen similar covers including rear covers made by a reputable company for the same price but I figured these would be good quality and worth the $200+ price for just front covers.After about 3 months I developed a tear on the stitching at the left leg seat area. It's been about 7-8 months with my even lighter Pink Seat covers and it's not just disappointing that the company made such a product and I spent so much but it's made me view the company differently now. It's embarrassing to have them on anymore because I'm tired of going to events around hundreds of Jeeps having people say, "nice pink seats!", "are those seat covers for a cause?", "did you have those pink seats made?". One season is enough so regardless the outcome I'm taking them off for this year. I'm not sure how long they'd last anyhow with a rip in the stitching. I'll attempt a warranty claim but I doubt they'll do anything which is a shame because not only am I finished with RR products but when the opportunity arises at the huge events I'm usually asked about my seats and nothing positive comes out of my mouth.Let's see how the warranty claim goes.