Rear 60/40 Seat Covers

[jj4567]

Any recommendations on rear seat covers for a 2022 SuperCrew Lariat?

Requirements:
• 2x kid seats connect with seat cover installed
• Ability to remove 1x kid seat and then fold up just that side of the 60/40 rear seat (i.e. one kid seat installed, other side folded up).
• Waterproof.
• Safe with leather seats.
• Good to use with pets.

So far, the Ford-branded Covercraft (VML3Z2663812C, $259) and Ford-branded Carhartt by Covercraft (VML3Z2663812F, $319) rear seat cover appears to be the only suitable option I can find.

Anyone use either of those? Thoughts? Know the difference?

Anyone else have any other recommendations?

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[FrankThompson]

These aren't full seat covers but they have thick padding to prevent the car seats from leaving indentions in leather. They worked perfectly in my '17 Lariat and I moved them over to my '22.

I will note that folding up the seats can be tricky in the '22. They are thick but I found that if you pull up on the seat protector a bit the seat will lock in the up position.

I used 2 ones with back and a 3rd without aback for my son who didn't need a car seat but I still wanted protection. I'm thinking I need to go back on that decision and will but a 3rd full seat protector.

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[jj4567]

Used versions of these before under kids’ car seats. Not what I’m looking for - they don’t offer full protection; my kids have a gift for spilling things.

 

[Blueshound]

I would get some of those neoprene covers from Cabela's.

 

[jj4567]

I would get some of those neoprene covers from Cabela's.

The standard / lower cost Cabela seat covers come in bucket or bench. The bench doesn't support 60/40 split - it's a single piece. The Cabela Outfitter Series appears to support a 60/40 rear seat; however, it's $400 . . . a bit more than I was aiming for.

 

[StoneGray22]

I have the Coverking Polycotton on my front seats (for almost 2 months now), and they are great. I will be getting a set for the back seats when I can justify the cost/need them because my back seats are in danger.

 

[jj4567]

Webite for the Coverking Polycotton Drill Custom lacks any information or pictures on the rear 60/40 seat cover. I reached out to the company and requested more information. Looks like a potential option to compete with the Carhartt.

 

[jj4567]

Another option suggested by @skierd on a separate thread: Rough Country seat covers

Half the price of Coverking and Carhartt. Worth considering.

 

[FrankThompson]

Used versions of these before under kids’ car seats. Not what I’m looking for - they don’t offer full protection; my kids have a gift for spilling things.

And this is why the kids can't have drinks or food in the truck ?

(I do make rare exceptions, but not often)

 

[Captain Chaos]

I don't know about the rear seat covers, but I will say the rough country front covers fit really well, and seem to be decent quality. I would assume the rears are the same. I've had them for about 5k miles now.

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