Rugged Ridge 13215.01 Neoprene Front Seat Covers, Black; 11-16 Jeep Wrangler JK

Nice product, fairly easy to install. Just requires patience!

As you can see in photo the color of red is not very brilliant! Still look good and fit well! They are not easy to put on!!!! I have experience with car interiors and this still to a good 2 hours to do! Airbag cutouts don't cover very well and they don't give much room in head rests! Still look good!

Overall amazing product exactly what you want for neoprene covers on a Jeep. Just like other reviews expect the shade of the color to be about 2 shades lighter than product picture (Was expecting more a Coyote Tan than desert white tan) As for installation holy F the other reviews aren't lying. You're going to need some patience and expect to get pissed.Headrest - Not to hard 3 min did it while it was still on the seat then fully took off to force the Velcro underneath (it will barley catch)Top seat - First part (easy) just pull down tick side air bag cover. For the connecting flap (you are going to get frustrated as F it is a near impossible fit theas soon as you get the velcro to fit it sticks to the cotton in between your seat backer. To save yourself sweaty frustration - measure the width of your seat and cut a strip of the cardboard box the seat covers come in big enough to slide through your seat 4 inches both ways. (This will prevent the Velcro from catching inbetween your seat) it's still a super beyond tight fit but just takes jimming. To expedite it more I took 550 cord and girth hitched both corners of the Velcro pushed the cord threw first then just pulled it from the back. (Wish I woulda don't that from the start made the second seat only 5min to install after 45min on the drivers seat)Bottom portion- If you use the above cardboard/ 550 cord method it's easy. If not good luck getting angry with the impossible fort inbetween the seats for the buckles.Endstate - Great product worth the money and time (just like anything with a Jeep your just going to get angry until it's done)

Update: threads tear too easily. Not much wear and tear on these for them to come undone so easily within 6 months.I had to get a second person to help install these. They said installation should take an hour. Took us an hour and a half to do one and a half seats. (I already did majority of the back seat on my own - took me an hour.) The material doesn't stretch enough to ease the installation process. Oh, I still have to do the headrests. Our fingers hurt so much from the process we couldn't get it all completed. The instructions were of no assistance and there weren't any helpful YouTube videos. I attempted to email the company and it bounced back. I was hoping to wash these occasionally, but now that they're on I don't want to take them off because I don't want to go through the installation ordeal ever again!!

Like the quality of the neoprene. But seems like it's make for all years of JK so it just doesn't fit as well as the CoverKing I bought last time. It's ok, and not bad enough to send back but I'll look elsewhere next time.

The ease of installation can be accomplished by removing one seat at at time, place the seat on a banquet style table. Take your time and spray seat with silicon spray. To avoid damaging cover when pushing back cover bottom between lower cushion, use a 4 inch wide plastic dry wall spatula to cautiously push the tail through the opening. Spray the spatula and fabric with silicon. Main thing is to take your time to avoid damaging fabric.