Seat covers

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dlayman

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You have to get custom-made ones for them to not look tacky, IMO. They're pretty expensive. You may also have issues with them interfering with airbags, not sure on Corolla. You'd be better off Scotchguarding or using a similar product on them to make stains easier to remove. If you do get something on them, water and dish soap gets most things out and doesn't leave a watermark.
 
Thomas

Thomas

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I bought this: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006MX81FA

I think it looks pretty good. (Very good for $49 when I bought it, now it's listed for $60.) The only problem I had is they gave me 2 rear bench seat covers rather than 1 seat cover and 1 back cover. Additionally, it looks like the back cover wouldn't be compatible due to the head rest. It is perfect for the front two seats though, including those head rests. Additionally, this seat cover is made for the side airbags.

I'm still contemplating on what to do for the rear bench back cover. If I recall correctly, seat covers made custom for the car run about $250+
 
Bcrewcaptain

Bcrewcaptain

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Sweet, thanks, those fronts actually fit a lot better than I expected, I need to add some lumber support for the seats in my L, and those look like they'd work great. The seat bottom for the rear is my main concern and as long as that fits, I'd prob be ok with that
 
Thomas

Thomas

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The seat bottom fits, but I don't know about the seat back. I was in a rush to put them on before a road trip. Now that I'm back, I need to clean my car.
 
Thomas

Thomas

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Husky

Part NumberDescriptionQuantityItem PriceTotal Price
44561Trunk Liner
Vehicle 2015 Toyota Corolla
Category Weatherbeater Series
Color Black 1
$98.95$98.95​
99531Front & 2nd Seat Floor Liners (Footwell Coverage)
Vehicle 2015 Toyota Corolla
Category Weatherbeater Series
Color Black 1
$125.95$125.95
Order Total: $224.90
Tax: $14.06
Total: USD $238.96​

They're alright.
 
Chris Denton

Chris Denton

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Thomas said:
I bought this: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006MX81FA

I think it looks pretty good. (Very good for $49 when I bought it, now it's listed for $60.) The only problem I had is they gave me 2 rear bench seat covers rather than 1 seat cover and 1 back cover. Additionally, it looks like the back cover wouldn't be compatible due to the head rest. It is perfect for the front two seats though, including those head rests. Additionally, this seat cover is made for the side airbags.

I'm still contemplating on what to do for the rear bench back cover. If I recall correctly, seat covers made custom for the car run about $250+
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Yeah, those rear headrest are a pain.
 
Bunta

Bunta

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Chris Denton said:
Before I put seat covers on, I sprayed scotch guard liberally. Also, those Tide to go pens work really well!
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have you seen that video by mcm, the one where they clean the seats with the rug doctor ? that's what i'll do with mines before i put on some covers.
 
Chris Denton

Chris Denton

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Bunta said:
have you seen that video by mcm, the one where they clean the seats with the rug doctor ? that's what i'll do with mines before i put on some covers.
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Didn't watch it. My seats are still in perfect shape. Had just a few tiny spots that I took care. I won't let the kids eat in the car and I'm particular as to what they can drink in there too. At least before the seat covers. Doesn't hurt that I only have 11k on a 3 year old car.
We have a Bissell carpet cleaner that works really well on our Highlander.
 
Chris Denton

Chris Denton

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ks47mort said:
I agree with the Clazzio's comment. https://www.clazzio.com/
My '16 Corolla is an S Premium so I don't need them but I installed them in my '17 Tacoma TRD Off Road. I can post a couple photos on here if you like...
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Yeah, post pics.
I looked them up again. No option to buy for just the front or rear? My price went from $499 to $799 in a few clicks. I will probably stick with what I have, but would love to see how they look installed in the real world.
 
Bunta

Bunta

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Chris Denton said:
Didn't watch it. My seats are still in perfect shape. Had just a few tiny spots that I took care. I won't let the kids eat in the car and I'm particular as to what they can drink in there too. At least before the seat covers. Doesn't hurt that I only have 11k on a 3 year old car.
We have a Bissell carpet cleaner that works really well on our Highlander.
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you should watch it, very interesting video and it's a great cleaning method. i also saw a video by Bmac and his cleaning method was a bit cringy for my. he took out the seats and power washed them.
 
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