Rear seat cover recommendations?

[Dex]

Hi All,

I started a thread about dog hair removal tips (lint roller, vacuum and damp paper towel for the leather seats lead the answers), but another issue came up: putting a seatcover on the rear bench seat.

My last car was a RAV4 and I got two faux sheepskin seat covers for the twin rear seats. My Australian Shepherd (Sam) loved them. Soft, comfy and probably some genetic memory about herding involved. Now that I'm a veteran 72-hour PT owner (okay, lessor), I'd like to get a good pet seat cover for the back. Any recommendations on what to get and where to get it? As always, thanks in advance.

d.

[Sandy-GRR8PT]

Fold them forward and save the worry..

[Mark1]

I am concidering them as well, as we are about to have our second kid. The only rear ones i know of are at Moss motors for $169. This is the front but you can see how it is made....


http://www.cruiserbits.com/Shop/View...eIndexID=33064

[Dex]

Hey Mark1,

Thanks for the reply and photo. Do you have any contact info for Moss Motors? (www.mossmotors.com is a distributer for British auto parts...)

Thanks again.

d.

[PTGrams]

That would be www.cruiserbits.com

[bigjim]

The eas est thing to do is just remove the rear seats . you don't need them ,if you have them you will use them. Go to a fabric shop ,you can buy any material that you want by the yard. It's a lot cheaper and you can do it your way.

[Comedy Cruiser]

Try the neoprene seat covers...they're easy to clean and I would think they wouldn't keep the wet dog smell as sheepskin covers would.

I think the web site that has the better quality (not cheap) is www.wetokole.com.

[JOEM]

Take out the back seats and put in a dog house. You might even win a tail gate prize at a Cruiser event.

Especially if Sam can open a beer bottle with his teeth.