Rear Seat Covers
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Rear Seat Covers
I decided to use my Costco Auto Program’s one-time 50% off (up to $100) coupon on the Rear Seat Cover accessory ($149 + tax after the discount), which the dealership is special ordering for me and will be installing for me next Friday for $80.
Anybody else got it and how do you like it if you did?
Anybody else got it and how do you like it if you did?
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Dang it. I had to cancel my Rear Seat Cover order and installation.
I have the Cargo Protector already (installed before I took delivery) and found out today you have to choose one (Rear Seat Cover) or the other (Cargo Protector)...can’t have both.
The only other accessory left I might be interested in using the Costco coupon on are the Running Boards and those suckers are expensive. The coupon’s $100 value would hardly make a dent.
I have the Cargo Protector already (installed before I took delivery) and found out today you have to choose one (Rear Seat Cover) or the other (Cargo Protector)...can’t have both.
The only other accessory left I might be interested in using the Costco coupon on are the Running Boards and those suckers are expensive. The coupon’s $100 value would hardly make a dent.
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What more important? Cargo cover or seat cover? Just remove the cargo cover if you would rather have the seats protected. Personally I do not let my kids have snacks or drinks in the car. They are 9 & 5 so old enough but still don’t want the mess.
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You missed my saying Cargo Protector, not the Cargo Cover. I got the Cargo Cover, too, which wouldn’t have affected my getting the Rear Seat Covers. Oh, well. C'est la vie. 🙂
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I am curious, why do you need rear seat covers? Do you have a child in a car seat, or an adolescent?
With a black floor, I am thinking of just keeping the regular carpets and not even getting the all weather ones. I got the all weather ones for my previous car because the carpets were beige, but these are black. My wife’s Accord is 4 1/2 years old, and her black carpets are still good. If either cars carpets crap up over time, I would replace them with new ones.
With a black floor, I am thinking of just keeping the regular carpets and not even getting the all weather ones. I got the all weather ones for my previous car because the carpets were beige, but these are black. My wife’s Accord is 4 1/2 years old, and her black carpets are still good. If either cars carpets crap up over time, I would replace them with new ones.
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I am curious, why do you need rear seat covers? Do you have a child in a car seat, or an adolescent?
With a black floor, I am thinking of just keeping the regular carpets and not even getting the all weather ones. I got the all weather ones for my previous car because the carpets were beige, but these are black. My wife’s Accord is 4 1/2 years old, and her black carpets are still good. If either cars carpets crap up over time, I would replace them with new ones.
With a black floor, I am thinking of just keeping the regular carpets and not even getting the all weather ones. I got the all weather ones for my previous car because the carpets were beige, but these are black. My wife’s Accord is 4 1/2 years old, and her black carpets are still good. If either cars carpets crap up over time, I would replace them with new ones.
Oh, we also have two little dawgies, not unlike the size of the Yorkie in your profile (Pomeranians)...lol.
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OK, little dogs I get, since big ones will go in the back. My daughters Golden and her Chocolate Lab go in the hatch area of her CR-V, but you don’t want little ones scratching up the leather.
I just have visions of my dad buying new cars with nice upholstery and putting them plastic covers on them. So we would drive around in a Buick, but sit on hot sticky or cold hard plastic instead of comfortable upholstery.
I just have visions of my dad buying new cars with nice upholstery and putting them plastic covers on them. So we would drive around in a Buick, but sit on hot sticky or cold hard plastic instead of comfortable upholstery.
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The cost of the oem ones are unbelievable, but the one thing the have over the cheaper universal one I got off amazon, is a split cover. This is good because you don’t have to unhook the back seat cover to lower the seats.
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