When we researched top seat covers for work trucks, we didn’t just pick the ones at the top of Google. We asked blue collar men and women what kinds of covers they’ve tried in their trucks, and this is the list they came up with: Covercraft Endura PrecisionFitCovercraft Carhartt SeatSaversWet OkoleCanvasbackShearComfort CORDURA®TigerTough Since we’re comparing covers for work trucks, we used a 2023 Ford F150 regular cab for pricing and research. Let’s get right into highlighting these seat-savers. Covercraft Endura PrecisionFit Covercraft Endura PrecisionFit seat covers. Source: Covercraft It’s nearly impossible to Google truck seat covers without Covercraft popping up....
Black Hawk Energy Services' trucks are on the job 24 hours a day servicing oil wells in the Williston, ND area oil fields. They implemented TigerTough seat covers as a part of their preventative maintenance plan and saw the resale value of their trucks increase dramatically. The shop foreman, Travis Hjort said, "I've got nothing but positive things to say." [caption id="attachment_1234" align="alignleft" width="300"] Black Hawk Energy Services' logo is embroidered on their seat covers.[/caption] Black Hawk Energy Services does the tough, greasy, oily stuff once a well is fracked and running. Travis says, "That's when we come in and...
There’s a lot of competition when it comes to seat covers. You’ll undoubtedly see the Carhartt SeatSaver Custom Seat Cover when you google best seat covers for my truck. Everyone loves Carhartt. You’ve got the hat, the jacket, and maybe the coveralls, so it’s natural to want to deck your truck out with it too. You’ve relied on Carhartt on the job, but can you rely on it in your vehicle? And how do these covers compare to TigerTough seat covers? We’ll take an unbiased approach (no…seriously, we will) in comparing these two seat covers. Covercraft Carhartt vs. TigerTough–who’s going...
A lot of seat covers suck. They fall short on fit, installation, warranty, and wear. We've reviewed some of the top seat cover brands on the market, and even some of those have struggles. So here are eight roadblocks we hear when it comes to buying seat covers. We've addressed them to eliminate the suckage. Problem 1: Seat Covers Suck to Install First off, any seat cover that fits well will take a little time to install. If it just slips on, it will slip right off the first time you sit on it. TigerTough Solution: We’ve worked our tails off...
Each TigerTough custom seat cover is shipped with step-by-step color instructions on installing them on the exact vehicle they were specifically designed for. So if you ordered seat covers for your 2017 Toyota Tacoma, you’ll get instructions on how to install those covers in a 2017 Toyota Tacoma. Pretty nice, right? There are covers in the seat cover world that look awful because the installation process is confusing or inadequate. It’s a common problem with seat covers. We addressed this head-on by making installation as straightforward as possible. And in case you toss your instructions in a moment of confidence...
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