AkitaSumo

If bought through Costco, you could return to a local store...you may want to mention that to CoverKing if you did want to return them.

I found that when placing the back seat covers on, it was easier to partially fold the seat flat (using the side release) when placing the "seat" cover on.

My only issue with the covers is that it takes a lot of force to latch the center console due to the extra thickness.

wade234

jtharrisjr - You might want to use the instructions from Geno's for installing the arm rest cup holder to work around the extra thinkness. You just remove the latch and add a few washers to make up for the thinkness. Hope it helps.

http://www.genosgarage.com/installat...lderdg0306.pdf

AkitaSumo

Instructions printed out and will add to this weekends chores...

wade234

I hope it helps. So, once resolved you will have no issues with the covers. That is good to know. Just be gentle prying off the trim strip. I have the cup holders and my seat covers are ordered. I might have to add more spacers when I add the covers. I think I have 2-3 small washers now. I will wait and see.

AkitaSumo

Well, I finally got to the mod for the center latch. I had troubles getting the washers in place, too old and all thumbs , so I used a piece of .062 (1/16) aluminum sheet stock I had for the shim. Works great! Thanks for the pointer Wade.

Jim

Festus

Neoprene seat covers from Coverking in charcoal.

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wade234

I finally got my Coverking covers and installed them. They look and fit great except for the consoles, especially the rear. The doubled over arm rest flaps are too much material to let the arm rest shut completely. There is also not enough room to get the arm rest Velcro to latch at the rear. I had to Velcro the front center console shut because the material is too thick (even after using spacers). Does anyone have any suggestions on these issues? It would have been nice if they HAD skimped a little on the extra padded material in these areas. Thanks.