Wet Okole's are the SH$T! Just got done installing them in the living room! These things are worth every penny. They were a bit tricky to get them on nice and smooth and tight but with an extra person it was no problems. They come with really nice buckles to snap underneath no stupid tying strings like I've done with other covers. Corey I took the side pieces off my seats and ran the straps down through there for a real clean install. Also as you can see in the pic I zip tied all the loose ends up so I didn't have to cut them off in case I need em later to adjust with. Best of all these things are sooooo comfortable. Feels like a totally different truck now. At least the seats

Here's a before and after pic. I never noticed how nasty my seats were till I looked close at this pic.



The install is nice and smooth when finished


I went with this embroidering because it kinda goes with my Taz scene. BTW that spot next to it on the cover is something on my camera lense I already went out and checked the cover..hehe


These things changed the whole atmosphere of my interior!

 

...must have Wet Okoles!



They look great man!

Warren

 

Looks Awesome! The Wet Okole mod was one of the best mods I ever did.

 

Wow, looks like a whole new vehicle!

 

Very sharp looking.

 

Cant believe none of you guys have given me crap yet for my Co-pilot "Spiro" the dragon. That thing around his neck is an airfreshner that says "Beer is proof that god loves us and want's us to be happy!" Thanks for the good comments!

 

Those look great!

Cute doll too

 

Lookin' good Joey.
How do you get the side plastic pieces off?

You know, I still have not taken my seats back out yet to tuck the seat cover behind it.

When I put them on, I took the seats all the way out, but it looked like you can't put the fabric behind like you did unless you take that cover off.

I have been to lazy to pull my seats back out, so the Oke's are still on the outside.
http://www.pnw4runners.net/tando/mod37j.jpg

Let me know how you take them off, and I might get around to it some year

 

Corey,

I did not have to take my side pieces off to get the covers under them. You just have to tuck them carefully. Unless the seat design has changed, you should be able to do it. I was able to install my covers without taking the seats out. It is much more of a pain that way but possible.

 

Sweet Covers.. I love my Wet Okole covers.. I didn't take my seat off to install them... I imagine it must be a lot eaiser.

Eric

 

TS1, I have heard the 3rd genners have an easier time.
On the older seats, you have to take off the sides to get the straps under.

I tried when I first put the covers on, but I could not get the straps under.

 

THose really do look great!

 

Joey - Looks really sharp. Boy am I jealous...

Are you making up for lost time when you had your cast on? You are a moddin' machine!!

 

Where do you get those wet okole covers from?

 

you can find them at www.wetokole.com

 

wow those look great!!

 

yeah i love those, but wait till i get my sheepskin covers. not those cheap fake ones you see in magazines but the real thing. nice and thick and warm

 

do they make those for the 60/40 bench seats?

 

yeah I would have gotten those too,but I really like my Japanese print ones.....maybe when I need a new set of seatcovers or we get another car, I'll put out for those, because I know they are awesome

 

Yes they do.. go to Wet Okole Web Site

They are a great investment....


Eric