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Give your vehicle's cloth or vinyl seats an upgrade with these seat covers that look and feel like factory leather. The perforated leather covers with memory foam centers keep you cool and comfortable as you drive. Simple, slip-on installation.
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Upgrade your vehicle's cloth or vinyl seats with these luxurious leather seat covers that look and feel just like factory original equipment. The custom-fit covers protect your seats from wear and tear, and they install easily over your existing seat material.
Each set includes covers for your vehicle's front and rear seats, as well as covers for the headrests, armrests, and center consoles (where applicable). The covers accommodate all of your vehicle's seat belts and controls without impeding access, so you won't lose functionality. Every seat adjuster, every console function, and every cup holder has been accounted for.
The covers are constructed of perforated leather. This ventilated, breathable material doesn't conduct body heat so you'll stay cool on long road trips. The perforations prevent moisture build-up between the covers and seats so mold and mildew won't develop. Each cover has anti-bacterial and anti-odor coatings to help preserve their new and clean scent, and they are flame resistant.
The breathable leather also makes this the ideal seat cover to use with a Clazzio seat heater (SH-1 - sold separately).
All Clazzio covers are custom cut and hand sewn by professional machinists to ensure that they fit your vehicle's seats without flaw. The thread used for stitching the seams won't loosen, fray, or tear over time. It is, however, specially designed to break away in the event that the seat airbags deploy. And you can replace an individual cover so one set of Clazzio seat covers will last for the lifetime of your vehicle.
Each cover has a 1/2" memory foam pad in the center. This memory foam layer softens in reaction to your body heat to perfectly fit the contour of your hips and legs. This gives you an additional level of comfort that you didn't have with your original seats.
Both the driver's- and passenger's-side front seat covers have a rear map pocket for convenient storage.
Clazzio covers install over your seats with no need to remove any factory material. Simply slip the covers over the seats. Once the cover seams are properly aligned, tuck all excess material into your seats' plastic trim so they look tight and wrinkle-free. Then secure the covers with the built-in straps, hook-and-loop fasteners, and S-hooks. Detailed instructions with color pictures are included with each seat cover to ensure easy installation.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Today on our 2012 RAM 3500, we'll be installing the Clazzio Perforated Leather Seat Covers in Gray. This is for cabs with a split-bench seat. It's also available in black.and in Tan. They are a custom leather seat cover that's going to allow you to take your old worn out stained seats, and breathe new life into them.
As you can see, they're designed to fit your truck specifically. They're going to contour to all the shapes and molds of your truck, including the center console. It tucks in nicely all around our trim. It offers complete coverage of our headrests. Here in the rear, we have that same great coverage, including our arm rest cup holder.
It's not going to interfere with the operation of folding our seats, and we don't lose our pockets. We'll also have full access to both portions of our center console, and of course it won't interfere with the operation of our electric seat. All of the padded portions of the seat feature a memory form for maximum comfort. It's double-stitched for durability, but it will not interfere with your side air bags. Now this is what our RAM 3500 seats looked like before our Clazzio seat covers are installed. You can see they're kind of dingy, worn out, and stained.
This is what it looks like with our now Clazzio seat covers installed. To begin our install, we'll need to be sure and grab the piece that corresponds to our driver side seat, so we refer to our instructions. To start, we're going to undo our straps underneath here. Then we can set it in place. We're just going to tuck it over our seat. This flap here, we're going to tuck between our seat.
That way we can access it from the other side. Now that we have that flap tucked in between our seat, let's go ahead and undo the string here. We're actually going to tuck it between our seat right here. That's going to go underneath. That way we can eventually tie I up from the back, and repeat the same process for the side over here next to the seat belt. Then we can take our two straps up front here, that we undid, and then guide them underneath the seat towards the back. Now here behind in the driver's side, you'll need to undo the elastic straps so you can access the flap here. Then we can pull through our straps. This is going to help tighten up the seat in front. We'll also what to find our strap underneath, and pull those nice and tight as well. Then we'll grab our strings that we tucked through. We've got one side pulled down. Grab our other side. Now with the straps and the string visible, when we connect these, we want to be sure that they're between the seat and the wires. We'll bring it through the first portion here, and then back down into itself. We won't pull it tight just yet. Let's go ahead and get the other one connected. Now let's go back up front and tuck in our cover. Now what we want to here is we want to tuck in this flap here into this plastic here along our seat. I'm going to pull it up. Pull it nice and tight to where it needs to be. Then I'm going t grab my included tool and then just kind of tuck that in along the way. Just tuck it all in. That way when we pull it nice and tight, it's already set. On this side we'll need to undo our factory elastic strap around our seat belt. That way we can position our cover correctly. You can see it's got an elastic strap here to replace it. Once we've got it back far enough and tuck it all in, then we can head around back and pull it nice and tight. This is just going to help tighten it up and help it remain in the position. Now we can tie the string. Just pull that nice and tight, but not too tight. You don't want to rip it, and we're going to tie a not. There. Once we have the knot, we can just tuck the rest of the string up underneath one of the cinch straps. Now we can put our elastic around our seat belt, and we're ready for the next step. Now in preparation for putting our cover on our back rests, we'll need to remove the head rests. Let's just go ahead and take that off. Now for our back rest, we'll grab the piece that corresponds. Same thing as before, and we're actually going to turn it halfway inside out. I'm just going to reach in, grab the corners, and pull towards me. Once we get that set up, we can head inside and start positioning it on. Then we'll set in place, and before we position it all the way on, we want to come around back here, grab this factory flap, raise it up into position, and the seat cover is actually going to go down on top of that. All the way down. We want to be sure and hold that up into position as we're pulling the cover over on top of it. We're just going tuck our plastic hooks in around to the other side. That way those don't get snagged on our covers. Now we'll tuck our flap in. Just between the seat her. That way we can access it from the back. With our flap pulled through, we've gone ahead and tucked it around the metal crosspiece here, so we can attach it to our hook and loop here. Now it can be kind of tight, so it's not a bad idea to get an extra set of hands to help you pull it up and stretch it to where you need it to be. Once we get once side connected, we can work our way across. Now for our elastic straps here, we just need to attach these up underneath the seat to a secure point that moves with the seat, so it doesn't interfere with our adjustments in our seat. I'll just grab it with my other hand here, from the front, and attach it up underneath the seat. Repeat the same process for the other side. There we go. Now with that cover pulled down in place, let's go ahead and take our included tool. We're going to tuck it around our head rest attachment here. Now to finish up with our back rest, we just need to be sure that everything is all tucked in around here, and on the other side. Then we can move on to our head rest. Now for our headrest, we're actually going to go ahead and plug it back in to our back rest. It's just going to make it a little bit easier for us to get started when putting on our cover. Then we'll take our head rest, we need to make sure that it's pointing the correct direction. We've got the shorter side here facing forward to line up here. We're actually going to turn it inside out just a little bit. Then set it in place. With it slightly turned inside out, I'm going to set in place on top of the head rest. Then I'm going to start pulling down. It's not a bad idea to hook it on one side first, and then pull it down on the other side. It helps to pull down and tuck as you go. Now it's not going to be a very fast process, so just take your time. That way you don't rip it. Once we've got it mostly on, let's go ahead and take our head rest back off and latch it underneath. Now for latching it, we want to make sure that the looped end here is laying flat like this. Then we're actually going to fold this portion here and tuck it into itself on the other side. It'll look like that there. We can tuck the rest of the stuff in around the sides. Now with that connected, let's go in. Put our head rest back in. We'll bring it all the way down. Just kind of squeeze it. Make sure that it's filled out. With that in place, we can repeat the same process for the passenger side. Now with our driver and passenger sides down, let's go ahead and turn our attention to the center seat and console. We're going to do the bottom cushion first here. There's a latch underneath. Let's go ahead and lift that up. Get it in this position here. Then we're actually going to just take out these two screws here. I'm going to take my low torque screw gun with a Phillips bit, and just take those out. We can just remove the handle. Then we'll grab our corresponding cover, and just slip it on. Make sure to get it centered up. That way we're nice and lined up with our hole here. Then we're going to fold it down. We're going to take our flap underneath here, and meet it with the flap underneath the other side. My hand's coming through here, and connect it together. Just like that. Now let's reconnect our latch. Now it's okay to go through the fabric a little bit, if you have to, to reconnect it. We just want to make sure that when we attach our lever that our cover is not sticking out any of the sides. Let's go ahead and bring in our hardware and reattach it. Now for our back rest portion here, let's go ahead and take our piece. We'll undo our hook and loop there and here. Then we're just going to slip it on. Do it just like this. Work our way towards the back. Pull it nice and tight down in front. We'll need to get around our plastic piece here. We can use our tool to tuck that in. Then we're going to fold it down like so. Now around back, we'll pull our flap through. Then we'll take our piece here, pull it around like so. Now with both flaps through on the back, we want to leave those unconnected until we get this covered up in front here. We'll open up. We just want to make sure and get it centered up here. We want to make sure that our latch connection is lined up here. Get it all nice and tight around our cushion. Then we can connect our hook and loop here. There we go. Now let's pull it nice a tight from the back, and it'll help take all that out. Pull it nice and tight, and then just connect it. Just like that. Then once we have all the hook and loop connected, it's not a bad idea to move the passenger and driver seat forward. That way you can easily tuck in around the plastic here. We'll just work our way around with our tool. Now let's do the back. We're going to grab the double piece, because we know it's going to work out with our double cushion here. We'll undo our hook and loop. Then to help us out, we're going to bring up the cushion like so. Then we'll slip it on. It's a good idea to alternate between both sides when putting it on. It can help it go on evenly. Then what we want to do is we want to tuck this flap here between our seats. We'll be sure and line up our seat belt here. We'll bring it through. Then we're just going to push that between the seats. Then we'll just tuck it in. We want to be sure and go underneath the seat belt. It can also help if you grab the fabric underneath and help pull it down through. We want to make sure to get our flap down all the way across underneath between our seats, because it's going to connect to our hook and loop right here. Just pull it down nice and tight on both sides. We'll grab that flap underneath, and just start hooking it together. While you're connecting it, just do a little bit at a time. Just pull and then overlap, and then do that all the way across. Now that I've attached both corners, I'm just kind of coming back through and working my way into the middle. Just want to make sure that it's all the way attached. Once we've got it all attached, let's go ahead and pull it down and see how it looks. I'd say it's pretty tight. Now let's do the back. Before we do our back rests, we'll need to remove the head rest here. Now for our double back rest, firs thing we'll do is we're going to go between our seat belt, and get it positioned. The trick is to raise up the bottom cushion a little bit, and that's going to open a space behind our double seat here. That way we can easily tuck in around the back. Then we'll pull it back. We'll take loops, our hook and loop, on both sides. Go ahead and fold it all the way forward. Bring it back. Then we're going to tuck it behind our seat. We'll take the strap that's attached to it, drop it down behind the seat. Then we can grab it underneath and pull it down. It's going to help us feed it through. We'll do that on both sides. With both straps fed behind the back rest, we should just be able to get our hand underneath, grab a hold of that strap, and just gently pull down on both sides. Now that we know we've got our straps pulled underneath, we'll need to help it in place. We're going to help pull down around the seat, and get it positioned we're it needs to be. Then we'll pull the straps the rest of the way down. Once we get it tucked in half way down the seat here, we've got another strap that we can feed in between our seats. Then we'll pull that one down later as well. Now same thing with the other side. Once we get it around the corner and brought down a little bit, we can then take our strap here and feed it down through behind our seat on the side. Now with our seat cover pulled down around our back seat most of the way, before we tuck in our hook and loop flap down below, let's go ahead and do our head rest points up top. That's going to be just like it was in the front. Now with that being done, let's go ahead and tuck in the hook and loop flap. We want to be sure and go on the top of our seat belt, and push it down through. It can help to pick up on the seat when you do that. Then we can raise the seat up, once again, all the way and pull that down through. Now once we get that flap tucked down between our seats, we should be able to go underneath and just kind of guide it down. Once we've ensured that we've got it all the way down, then we can come back to our straps that we fed behind our seat earlier, and we want to go ahead and pull those the rest of the way down. What's that going to do is it's going to meet up the two flaps. That way we can connect the hook and loop, and then you'll have a nice tight fit. Let's just go down the line pulling all the straps the rest of the way through. Then we'll come back and connect them. We'll take the back portion piece here that goes behind our seat, and then we're going to connect it with this piece here. We're going to push it up and bring the back piece over the top, and just go ahead and connect it like so. As far as the strap, we can just tuck back in behind there. We're just going to work our way down towards the passenger side back door. Now you shouldn't have to adjust it, but we're going to leave the straps in place, just in case you have to in the future. Now with our hook and loop connected underneath, let's go ahead and move on to this center portion here of our back seat. What we're going to do is we're going to pull out our arm rest and cup holder here. Then we want to tuck in our pieces here around the plastic trim. We're just going to do that all the way around, but first let's go ahead and fold it halfway back up, and we're going to tuck in our bottom flap here. You can open and close it as needed. Just push it all the way to the back. We can even use our tool if needed. We just want to be sure to use the non-sharp edge, and be careful not to poke a hole. Now as we're tucking it in, you'll be able to feel a piece of plastic trim in there. That's what we want to tuck our cover underneath of. Now our remaining sides are just going to get tucked in to the trim piece here. We'll start at the bottom, work our way around, and we're just going to tuck in and work our way up, so it looks nice and plush like that there. Now when you're getting up to the corner here, same thing. Just kind of use your tool to catch the plastic piece attached to our cover and push it into place. Just like that. Work your way around to the other corner. Then down around our other side here. Now we can put our arm rest cover on. We want to make sure that the hook and loop is undone. Then we can just slip it over our arm rest, working our way all the way to the back. We want to make sure and pull it nice and tight all the way so it goes around the sides. We want to line the hole up, because that's where our cup holders are going to come through. We also want to make sure that the loop goes through the front. Once we've got it all the way pulled down on that side, we can raise it up. Then we can tuck in that big flap up towards the other side, so it help. Then we can just our tool to tuck in the fabric around our cup holders. It's very similar to how we do our head rests. Now with the fabric around our cup holder portion, let's go ahead and grab that flap. Pull it nice and tight up through the top. Then we're going to hook it to this portion here. I'll start by disconnecting the center. I'll bring around the sides, and then connect that. Once we have that connected, go ahead and try it out. Looks great. Nice and tight. Now we are just finished installing our head rests on our double seat. We did those the exact same way installed the front ones. Now we can move on to our single seat. That one just installs pretty much the same way as our double seat down. Just without the cup holder and arm rest. Then we'll put in our last head rest. All right. With that in place, we're all set. That's going to complete our install of the Clazzio Leather Seat Covers in Gray On our 2012 RAM 3500 series.
Average Customer Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars (10 Customer Reviews)
Give your vehicle's cloth or vinyl seats an upgrade with these seat covers that look and feel like factory leather. The perforated leather covers with memory foam centers keep you cool and comfortable as you drive. Simple, slip-on installation.
Best seat covers made in my opinion, everyone thinks I have factory leather seats in my tacoma. The fact the you get a cover for center console an the headrest is amazing. They are not cheap ! But if you want cheap go to Pep boys .
I have examined the covers and am pleased with the construction but Alas, I have been so busy that I have not had time to rebuild the existing foam on the seats prior to installing the covers. Hopefully I will have time this winter to install them.
Now a year since install..all fitting(s) pieces remain snug and secure. Very comfortable, and easy to clean. As of this review, NO suggestion of wear, tear, or loose corners. All in all, VERY pleased.
Love it, has stood up beautifully to kids eating in there all the time!
After 1 year they still smell and feel like new.
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