Sheepskin Seat Covers Research Guide

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An Introduction to the Ordering Process

At AutoAnything, one of our primary goals is to make the sheepskin seat cover ordering process quick and painless. We will ask you key questions about which factory options you have on your vehicle because our sheepskin seat covers are made-to-measure. We probe because we want to ensure that your new covers fit snugly while still leaving openings for ergonomic controls, seatbelts and even side impact airbags.

Before you order your sheepskin seat covers, our advice is that you take a trip out to your vehicle and give your seats a quick visual inspection. While you're looking them over, jot down the answers to these fundamental seat-related questions, which you will be asked during the ordering process (don't worry, there won't be a final test):

1. What is the year, make, model and series of your vehicle?
   This is, of course, the most important question of them all. In order to deliver sheepskin seat covers that fit, we need to know: What vehicle they are fitting into? A Citroën's seats have little in common with a Bentley's. If you are unsure about your vehicle's year, make, model or series, your registration or your pink slip can give you a definitive answer.
2. What style seats do you have?
   Whether it's bucket or bench seats, we have a sheepskin seat cover for you. Based on the year, make, model and series you select, we will show you a drawing of your seat style. However, you should visually double-check to make sure that the type of seat in your vehicle matches the type of seat in our graphic.
3. Do you have power seats?
   Modern cars use electronic controls wherever they can, and this includes moving the seats forwards and backwards. Take a look on the sides of your seats to see if there is a control panel, and note which seats do or do not have these controls. Sometimes, the driver's seat will have this amenity while the rest of the seats work the old-fashioned way with an under-the-seat lever.
4. What kind of upholstery do you have?
   Different stock upholstery requires different inner linings. If your seats are leather or vinyl, which tend to be slippery, an inner lining with better grip is needed to keep the covers from shifting around. Likewise, if you have cloth seats, then your seat covers don't need to grip as tight.
5. How many doors does your vehicle have?
   This one is pretty obvious, but it makes a big difference because 4-door models sometimes have a rear seat that does not match the 2-door coupe. Just to be on the safe side, we've included this handy door reference.
6. Do your front seats contain side impact airbags (SIPS) that deploy out of the side panel of your front seat?
   This question is very important because a sheepskin seat cover has the potential to interfere with your vehicle's safety features. All of our sheepskin seat covers can be crafted with special openings to accommodate SIPS. Just let us know during the ordering process, and we'll take care of the rest.
7. What type of headrest does your vehicle use?
   Because you can upgrade to a custom set of headrest covers to match your sheepskin seat covers, we will need to know which kind is in your vehicle.
8. Where are your seatbelts mounted?
   Some cars have seatbelts that come directly out of the back of the seat, so the sheepskin seat cover has to have special openings stitched in. Others are attached right to the side of the automobile, so no special holes are needed. Which kind does your vehicle have?
9. Does your seat have an adjustable lumbar support system?
   Does your seat conform to your body, or does your body conform to your seat? With lumbar support, it conforms to you. For added driving comfort, many auto manufacturers are installing lumbar support systems into car seats. The controls for these systems are usually found right on the side of either the driver's seat, the passenger's seat or both.
10. Do you have pivoting armrest(s) on the driver's seat? The passenger's seat?
    Last, but certainly not least, we will need to know if your seats have built-in pivoting armrests. With this question answered, you're on your way to the joys of genuine sheepskin seat cover ownership.

All of these questions are extremely important for ensuring that you get a sheepskin seat cover that fits exactly. During the ordering process, we will also ask for contact information, just in case we have additional questions about your seats. We may also need a photograph from BMW, Pontiac and Mustang owners because seat styles can vary so dramatically.

If you run into any questions of your own while shopping for genuine sheepskin seat covers, AutoAnything has a skilled team of professionals with expert advice to help you with any inquiries. Give us a call at 1-800-874-8888, or write to us at sales@autoanything.com.

We hope you have found our Sheepskin Seat Covers Research Guide Center a good guide in helping you choose the best Sheepskin Seat Covers for your vehicle. It is AutoAnything's goal to provide the most information on the Internet and through our Auto Accessory Specialists on every product we sell. If you have any information that you think could help improve this section, please email us at researchcenter@autoanything.com.

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