Jeep Cherokee Neoprene Seat Covers

Reviewed By Jerry N (Newsoms, VA) Reviewed for a 2007 Jeep Cherokee —3/31/2012 7:40 AM

purchased a used toyota tacoma 4x4 in janurary. the seats were still like new but since I hunt and fish a lot I wanted to protect them with some seat covers. looked at several brands before deciding on caltrend neoprene covers. thought they were a little expensive at first but when they arrived I was impressed. installed very easy and the fit was perfect, they look like factory covers. they add some padding and the smooth finish makes getting in and out much easier. I would highly recomend them to anyone wanting to protect their seats and improve the look of their truck.

Reviewed By Robert H (Valrico, FL) Reviewed for a 1996 Jeep Cherokee —1/30/2012 12:00 PM

They seem to be good quality. Have not used them yet. My jeep is still being built.

Reviewed By Jeremy H (Alpharetta, GA) Reviewed for a 1999 Jeep Cherokee —3/28/2006 5:46 PM

"seat covers"... just the words made me think "cheap" or "junk"... most are so ill-fitting and look like a horrid after-market project gone wrong... so, when my driver's side seat started showing tears in the vinyl portion, i was all set to have them professionally recovered... that was until i saw the Wet Okole seat covers on a Wrangler at my local Jeep dealer... i was so impressed i came home and ordered a set for the front seats immediately... putting them on was very easy after taking the seats out of the vehicle...(not a hard thing to do in a jeep cherokee)...and the fit was spectacular! i swear they look OEM...it's amazing! so much so that i've ordered a cover for my rear seat even though it has no need for it... i just love the look... if you are in my boat, i recommend picking up a set... they're costly, but not nearly as much as having the seats recovered professionally...and the look is better, in my opinion...