Whether it’s your truck, your side-by-side, the tractor you spend all day in, or the equipment you operate around the farm, your seats take a beating.
And heck, if you're not a farmer, we still guarantee these will withstand whatever you face on the daily.
TigerTough covers are made from 1000-denier Cordura, the same material used in military gear. They don’t rip, tear, or wear out after a season. They’re built to last for years, not months, no matter what machine you’re in.
- Precision fit
- Built to survive abuse
- Washable
- Made in the USA
- Unconditional warranty
SEAT COVERS FOR FARMERS
Becky Sumpter ★★★★★
"I farm for a living, and I’ve worn out more than a few sets of seat covers over the years. Doesn’t matter if they were saddle blanket style, neoprene, or canvas—I’d only get a few months out of them before they started wearing down. I was always tucking, tugging, and trying to keep them in place.
I’ve had these TigerTough covers for a couple of months now, and not once have I had to adjust them. After brushing the dirt off, they still look brand new. I’m super impressed. I love that they’re made here in the USA, and I think they’re well worth the money. Keep up the good work!"
UNCONDITIONAL WARRANTY
Lucky for you, we hate fine print. There really isn't any with our warranty. It covers all physical damange to the cover, no matter how it happened.
MADE IN USA
Every single seat cover that we put our name on is made on home turf. We're pretty dang proud to slap the "Made in the USA" label on everything.
PERFECT FIT
You can't buy a one-size-fits-all TigerTough seat cover. Everything we make is tailored to the specific year, make, model, and trim package.
AIRBAG SAFE
Seat covers shouldn't mess with your truck's safety features. Ours are independently lab-tested so that they allow airbags to deploye when needed.
TORTURE TESTED, BLUE COLLAR APPROVED
Seat Cover vs. Sander? We win.
Covered in house paint? Wipes clean.
Stabbing it with a screwdriver? Not even a scratch.
We've dragged them behind trucks, cut them, burned them, hit them with belt sanders, and slathered them in grease, and they still hold up. No marketing gimmicks, no fine print—just seat covers that refuse to quit.
