FirstToy

Very pleased with them! They installed for free-very quick and painless. The covers are really well cushioned and it really matches the interior nicely. In the picture, it looks like a light grey but in real life, it is darker-like the interior. Now I can dirty up the inside with no worries
PICS OF THE INSTALL AT WET OKOLE click here
Before


After


Rear seats


Pic of the Wet Okole Honda Element- they were getting it ready for SEMA
The Element has the "euro" piping option. It looks really nice inside the blue Honda-matched really well. The Element is a pretty neat car too.


A nice Taco that was just outside. BFG AT's and black wheels-cool.

waskillywabbit

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Now you will only get mud and dirt on your nice CARPETED floormats! Get some Husky's dude and be as messy as ya wanna be and clean-up is a breeze. Hose on, dry off and might I suggest black, they show NO dirt, just look dusty after a while.

Those Wet Okoles look awesome!

My 0.02



Brian

FirstToy

The only dirt getting on the 4R mats is dust!
The 4Runner mats are in a closet

I'll eventually get some floormats but the ones in there now are from a Lexus I used to own. The color matches and even the no-slip hooks line up! They are super high quality so I'll beat those up until they get thrashed. I don't care if I muddy them.

JGage

Man those are on point ! I am tempted to get some because I don't want my sweat from running, salt from the beach, dirt from bike, and gunpower from shooting on my leather...

Do they go on/off easy ?

Beachrunner

I'm kinda like the covers with the piping. Okay, maybe not yellow and blue, but something more subtle would be cool. Black and tan or even navy and tan. I just wish they had a color that was closer to Oak. I had W.O. send me a mocha, tan, and one other color (that slips my mind) and they just didn't do it for me. Am I just being too picky? Those of you with covers, do you find the colors to be close enough?

CTB

I found my colors to be pretty darn close, and they still look really good. I thought I originally wanted to use a dark green to match my exterior, but there wasn't a green that was even close...so I went with Mocha. You can see pics of my covers at my Webshots website.

Corey

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Looks good FirstToy.
Oke's rule.

Andrey

Almost like mine



-- Andrey

FirstToy

Yeah, they saved my old truck seats from alot of stuff including UV. When I pulled the covers off after 4 years, man! The seats looked brand-new!

This is a no-stress environment now I don't care what happens inside so that's good.

The instructions say to leave them on to wash since they are 100% waterproof. Use wetsuit shampoo and clean everything directly on the seats. You don't need to take them off. They say the cleaning process makes the neoprene last longer.

They told me a guy came in after having WO's on for 7 years to get new ones- pulled them off and the seats looked brand new.

FirstToy

You will never find a "perfect" match just because the different materials (neoprene vs. fabric). Also, blacks and greys are the easiest to match. Colors are a bit harder- like your tan/mocha or medium value colors.

Also, when you look at small swatches, they look darker (this applies to paint chips too). The bigger the swatch, the lighter the color looks.

So when you look at a little swatch, you have to think,"ok, this will actually look a shade lighter." Also, look at the swatch IN you truck in the sun and in the shade.

I think you will be surprised- as long as the color is "close" your eye has a tendency to "blend" it together. You might notice a difference when "down on the carpet" really inspecting it but I'm sure 99.9% of the people that see or get in would think it matches.

The "EURO" piping like on the Element looked nice. I know some people mentioned they don't like it but it looks good in real life. Very sporty.
There is a "Half piping" where the middle is a contrasting color and piping just on the outside- I almost got that. $30/$40 extra per seat for piping.

Andrey

My grey/black WO match pretty well to the "light charcoal" interior of my 2001 4Runner. I'll say they're 95% match when they're clean and almost 99.9% match when they're a bit dirty

-- Andrey

jharris2

How much was the set? And for those of us not near the factory, how tough to install? (it didn't look very difficult).

Thanks.

CTB

$225 for the front seats
$225 for the rear seat (I think)

Front seats were an easy install. Take the seats out, wash the covers one time, install covers per given directions, put seats back in, enjoy!

pcdoc1958

Those seat covers are awesome, exactly what I need when I use my jetski. Where did you buy them? Would appreciate some information on where I can pick some up.

Thanks

Mike

CTB

Check out wetokole.com for all the info you will need.

FirstToy

Yeah it's easy. They basically just pulled them over the seats and adjusted. The back seats use straps (see pics) which they cut the extra length with an electric knife.

You could easily do it in a hour or 2. They offered the free install so what the heck.

pcdoc1958

Thanks for the information. I will get a set for my rig.

Corey

iTrader: (1)

A few installation pictures.

Scroll on down to the 'Okes.

Backs were the hardest to put on, you have to pull the carpet off and put the Oke behind it, then cut slits in the covers for the carpet plastic tacks to go back through.

89-4run

Yup, looks good guys! Its been on my wish list for awhile now, but I have no idea what colors to get for my 89 Maroon interior

I got a few samples already..... should I hire an interior decorator?

Andrey, is that just white on black you have there?

Andrey

They are actually light grey in color, but probably from my digital camera's flash light they look kind of white. On this WO chart they are #21: www.wetokole.com



-- Andrey