Seat Covers
Seat Covers — FAQ
Should I choose universal or custom-fit seat covers?
Custom-fit covers, like our vehicle-specific ranges for the Ford Ranger, Isuzu D-Max and Toyota LandCruiser 70, are tailored to your exact seat shape for a neat factory look and proper access to controls. Universal covers such as the neoprene and sheepskin options stretch to suit a wide range of seats and are a flexible, cost-effective choice. If you want the cleanest finish with tidy airbag and headrest cut-outs, go custom-fit for your make and model.
How do I make sure the covers fit my vehicle?
Match the listing to your exact make, model, series and build date, since a listing such as the Ford Ranger PX MKIII 07/2018 on is designed for that specific generation and cab type. Check whether your vehicle is a single, dual or crew cab and note features like fold-down armrests and side airbags. Many premium covers are airbag compatible with seam release points, but always confirm on the product page before ordering.
What are the benefits of sheepskin, and what does the mm rating mean?
Genuine sheepskin naturally insulates, staying cooler in summer heat and warmer in winter while wicking moisture for all-day comfort. The mm figure refers to the wool pile depth, so the Alpine 25mm gives a plusher, more luxurious feel while the Downunder 16mm offers a firmer, hard-wearing surface. Both suit long trips and are a popular upgrade for outback touring.
Which covers are best for pets, mud and wet gear?
For dogs, the waterproof pet hammocks and booster covers protect your seats from hair, claws and wet paws, with non-slip backing and mesh windows on select designs. Neoprene covers are a great all-rounder for wet swimmers, tradies and muddy adventures thanks to their water-resistant, wetsuit-style material. For work utes that cop a hammering, the premium custom covers add tough everyday protection.
How do I care for and clean my seat covers?
Care depends on the material: neoprene and waterproof pet covers can generally be wiped down or gently hand washed and air dried, while sheepskin is best brushed and washed with a dedicated wool wash to protect the fibres. Avoid harsh detergents, tumble drying and direct heat, which can shrink or stiffen the material. Always check the individual product's care guidance for the best results.