Wet Okole Seat Covers

[Sombra]

http://wetokole.net/page/WOH

Any one buy these. Seem nice, want a set for the H2 and wifes XC-90.
Check the Hummer Gallery.

They are a bit $$$$ but worth it?

GAS

[Vettster]

I haven't had any experience with them myself.
It is (or used to be) a popular add on for later model Corvettes.
(I learned this on the Corvette Forum)
FWIW: Everyone seemed to be happy with the quality of them.

Tread Lightly!

[SUT NEIL]

I previously ordered these and hopefully they will be delivered by the end of this week. I'll let you know what I think when I receive them.

[Augnmike]

I had them on my Suburban for about three years and they were just OK. They do protect the seat from anything you might do but when I took them off they had rubbed small spots and holes onto the leather due to the backing of the material they use. I was kind of upset since I expected to see almost brand new seats since I put them on with 500 miles on the car. I also wore a hole in the drivers side cover where I get in and out of the car. But that was over several years so not a product defect just hard use. I won't buy them again unless its a car I intend to really abuse off road or whatever. For most uses I suggest you pass on the seat covers.

[Fubar]

They are a b!tch to put on. Get some channel locks and vicegrips out of the toolbox you're gonna need them, also some extra help from a friend would be usefull The seat covers do protect well buy you're never going to want to take them off to clean em.

[NJ H2]

Originally Posted by Augnmike

I also wore a hole in the drivers side cover by crackin ass all the time.

fixed!

[Sombra]

Thanks, I just decided to keep a few clean hand towels, and a box of leather wipes in the cars. I have a 1991 300ZX TT and my leather seats are in top shape. All I do is keep them clean by wiping them down a few times a month, so I'll pass on the $400 set of Okole's.

GAS